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RE: [Plug] Ya know, it's a shame..
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That's how NT is designed, bud. One server per daemon. A company who wants
to establish a major internet presence using NT needs one server for each of
the following, typically:
- Web Server
- Mail Server
- DNS
- Gateway
Plus servers for ftp, news, etc. if needed, but only one daemon per box.
Backoffice and all that comes out to a pretty penny in the pocket of MS.
It's a matter of marketing genius, not necessarily a badly-made OS (well,
meaning an OS made badly unintentionally).
>I'm an NT Admin at a local engineering shop. We are all NT in the backend
>and a mix of NT and 95 on the client side. The best fix we have found for
>NT problems is to reload. The solution for making MS crap work in the
>backend is to load only one server app per server. MS apps can barely run
>with the OS, let alone running multiple apps on one box. I love loading a
>new SP in the middle of the day and having to reboot our main server. MS
>needs to stick to the client side and let the big boys write the server
>OS's.
>MS SUCKS!
>Mark
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M. Jackson Wilkinson <jackw@jounce.net>
President-JounceNET Internet Services
Debian: The choice of a GNU Generation
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