Folks:
I'm new to Linux. I've been using it for a year or so, but
have relied upon (questionable) GUI's for most of that time. Now I'm
dedicating myself to really LEARNING this stuff - with the help of a
network admin friend.
Here's the question:
My company provides Web site hosting services for about 2
dozen (Web site development) clients. I've just purchased my 3rd (1U)
server for my colo space. All services (HTTP, SMTP, POP, FTP, etc.)
have previously been allocated to just the one server. The second
server was for backup or (occasionally) Anonymous FTP for large files.
I'm trying to determine the best arrangement of services for
each box. Here's my fantasy as to separation of services for highest
security:
Box #1 -- Web (HTTP) and Primary DNS
Box #2 -- Mail (POP3) and Secondary DNS
Box #3 -- Backup (or occasional Anonymous FTP)
Any thoughts about this arrangement or suggestions for a better mix?
Patrick Beart
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Web Architecture & "iWeb4Biz" 503-774-8280 Portland, OR
Internet Consulting, Intelligent Web site Development & Secure site Hosting.
http://www.WebArchitecture.com/
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controversial."
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