case of
sshd or blocking via hosts.deny as in the case of postfix?
I don't know the answer to this. I prefer IPTABLES.
More efficient using iptables to stop it before its processed in the
case of mail.
Also, look at "Spamdyke" as an alternative to stop senders,RDNS or i
Freenas is the way do it.
Very simple and fast to get up and running on most hardware platforms.
Supports E-sata,USB, IDE, RAID configurations.
Can use an old pc laying around but recommend more up2date hardware to
meet the demands of a large system.
Dual GigE ports with mtu modified will push
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Awesome, The list has been kind to me.. I like the input.
Drop some performance results next time I post once I get everything
installed.
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and both set up
to do VM doing replication for the mail services.
--Dave
nate wrote:
David Milholen wrote:
I have managed these for so long on just a couple of machines but
technology is changing and we are growing as a company and I have heard
and read great things that can be done with VM
start by asking how VM is configured and How does
allocate resources on the server?
BTW I am a big fan of this list and have been for quiet some time.
--Dave
Les Mikesell wrote:
On 3/3/2010 2:40 PM, David Milholen wrote:
For example if i have 2 ibm Eserver 326 with dual xeon 2.8ghz each with
Mikesell wrote:
David Milholen wrote:
What are some min requirements for Hardware and what performance
differences are there in just running another pid for an app?
That question is way too general to answer and also depends a bit on what VM
approach (xen/kvm/vmware server
What are some min requirements for Hardware and what performance
differences are there in just running another pid for an app?
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I have a qtp (qmail toaster plus) machine on an ibm 326 eserver that has
2 sata 250GB drives.
The problem I have is that when the Os was installed I thought I had
hardware raid on but to my avail the Os assumed to drives an installed
accordingly. Here is what df has for the partitions.
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