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9th Feb 2009, 13:41
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Hi I need help in choosing a web server for a business of 60 users along with specification and design of the server.
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11th Feb 2009, 11:40
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Web sever?
Or Small Business Server? Or a web server for 60 users? Normally web servers have a greatly varying amount of users. You need to be way more specific if you want advice.
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11th Feb 2009, 11:46
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Yeah, that's what threw me, a web server is used typically to host an online website, normally aimed at more than 60 users. I assume you mean a server for an office network that be will be used for Internet access?
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11th Feb 2009, 11:52
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It sounds a bit like a college assignment.
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21st Feb 2009, 08:55
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sorry guys for the confusion, this is an assignment and i have to design a systems specification for a backup server and a web server.the company has 60 people employed and they want to keep cost down,every employee will have a desktop.
any advice would be greatly appreciated,thanks guys. |
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21st Feb 2009, 11:21
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Here at Computer Juice, we are happy to promote the education of users, especially in these interesting and more challenging areas. However we feel it is inappropriate to circumvent learning processes by directly helping with projects and assignments of an educational nature. We feel that answering these specific questions will not help you learn the topic.
However, if you are having trouble with a certain topic, the members here will be happy to try and explain principles to you so as you will be able to answer the question.
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21st Feb 2009, 13:54
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thanks for the advice and i totally agree with you,school modules are not that informative and was hoping to understand the principles of a backup server and how it works.
e.g. tape drives/disk backup. |
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21st Feb 2009, 17:43
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That was just a can that we post whenever a college assignment comes up.
Backup server - thats a pretty vague statement. What exactly are you backing up? Normally the server are just backed up, either to tape or disk drives, daily monthly and quarterly. Tape drives - still the most reliable, but declining slowly possibly. Very high capacity tapes due out soon, good price/GB. Disk drives - still can fail, not a long term backup.
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22nd Feb 2009, 12:53
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thank you for responding,i have a better idea about the backup procedure now.
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