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Server questions

Hollow4

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okay i want to set up a file server on a network for 5 computers in my house. all will have xp on them and what not. im not sure though whats the best server software for me to use. i want a simple solution where i can dump batch amounts of data for later use. i dont need it to be a power house server or anything like that. just something simple that wont be hard to set up.

THinking about using a 450mhz comp with 3 40 gigs in. would you consider maybe bumping this up to a 1 ghz comp. what kind of speed gain would i get. again dont need power now but would like to get software that i can transfer to a more powerful computer when my needs grow.

Thanks
Ryan

PS i would have searched for this but the search is off at the moment and i dont want to spend hours reading through post.
 
I would seriously consider using linux and samba on your server box. it is easy to set up and works like a charm.
 
There are alot of choices. As said above you could go with linux and configure it and set it all up. You could get a demo version of Win2k3, or there's ClarkConnect and there is also SME Server. SME server is alot like Microsoft Small Business server.
 
Originally posted by Josh Smith
I would seriously consider using linux and samba on your server box. it is easy to set up and works like a charm.


did you just put easy and linux in the same sentance? :D


I think if you want to do it "legal". Linux is the smart way to go. clark connect is pretty good to start out with.
 
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