On Nov 14, 2006, at 10:51 PM, J Sloan wrote:
dinky hosts that provide NTP, FTP and nagios I don't personally
consider
major Linux deployments... but to each their own.
Well, this is about as retarded a statement as I've seen on this list
in years. I'll have you know that my company runs our DNS caching
platform (10 machines x 65 core node locations aka central offices),
our SecureID auth servers, about 4500 web/MX/SMTP servers and quite a
few machines that I actually don't have root on using SUSE and
Ubuntu. So if that's a dinky deployment .. as the other respondent
said .. please step up and let us know what a large enterprise
deployment of servers you have. Otherwise, I'd refrain from such
comments.
I'd also add that our hosting devision runs all their MX/SMTP (mail)
servers with Linux. Those 10 machines do an average of 3 million
messages a day. I'd say that's pretty damn good.
- Ben
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