Hi Ed,
Congratulations on your new association. An alternative that you
may want to consider is my company, Linux Unlimited, LLC. We can
custom-build servers to your specifications. We only do Linux servers,
and all servers are guaranteed Linux compatible. In addition, we are
price competitive, and support Linux fully. Please send me your
server specifications and/or requirements, and I'll be happy to put
quotes together for you.
I hope that you will consider Linux Unlimited for your servers.
-Scott Sharkey
Linux Unlimited, LLC
Ed Lazor wrote:
>
> HI =)
>
> A new association is being formed, to be made up of Christian businesses
> and business people, and formed to provide services to the Christian
> business community. Part of this process will involve setting up a web
> site and that's where I come in.
>
> I have several web sites running on Linux servers and I'm familiar with web
> development. Most of my web servers run on standard PCs configured with
> RedHat Linux. I think we'll need to go with something a little more robust
> for this particular project and I thought I'd check to see what you
> recommend.
>
> I'd like to setup drive mirroring, a tape backup system, and redundant
> power supplies, etc. I was looking at VA Linux, Cobalt, Dell, and possibly
> just building something from scratch. What do you recommend? Does RedHat
> run well on Dell systems?
>
> I look forward to hearing what you suggest.
>
> Thanks =)
>
> -Ed
>
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