>Just my two cents, but I would never do something that drastic on a "production" server. If you have the money in the >budget for a staging server to actually "migrate" to, that would be a very wise investment.
>That way - if something unforeseen happens (and it ALWAYS does) - you can just plug the old box back in and *presto* it's >like nothing ever happened. >If you don't have the money for it, I would say to stick with NT 4 until you do... A working box is always better than a >broken box, whether it's Linux or Windoze... ;-) -- >John >[EMAIL PROTECTED] Well, you said it right. I don't have the money. But, after that blaster worm (My company acctualy stop work for one full day because of the virus), my server seem like a ticking bom. Never know when it's gonna blow up. Just waiting for some kid playing around to create another and more damaging virus. Even with good firewall, I still don't feel secure.(that blaster can get through our firewall, and symantec came too late - damaged already done). At least with linux, I have options. Thanks -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
