Suggestions Wanted.

David A. Bandel david
Mon May 17 11:44:03 PDT 2004


On Wed, 05 Feb 2003 11:50:55 -0600
Ben Duncan <bns at meta3.net> wrote:

> I have a customer that is looking at finally doing a web page. They 
> have 3 domains
> and about 30 users. We have a "public" /27 range of IP's and are in 
> the process of
> switching over to a 6/6MB DSL connection and keeping the public IP's.
> 
> Now for the questions.
> A:
> ISP says for $25 per month per domain they could host and Give us 20 
> Email address.
> We would get all the usual stuff they normally do.
> 
>     OR
> 
> B:
> We could put in our OWN Server, but I would need to configure it so 
> when thru
> the customer can upload and manage the simple stuff. There will be no 
> on-line ordering
> or anything sophisticated, simple static web pages.
> 
> Which would you do?
> 
> And if B: - Besides Apache, which email software and / or 
> administrative stuff would
> be suggested here?

I do B for customers all the time.  Once it's set up, webmin is so easy
even MCSE's can maintain it -- all point and click.  Actually it's about
10 times easier than Windoze once it's running.

Personally, I put sendmail, BIND 9, Apache, FTP (w/ root in the domain
web tree so they can ftp their files in).  Brain dead simple.

Go for B.

Ciao,

David A. Bandel
-- 
Focus on the dream, not the competition.
		Nemesis Racing Team motto
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