Re: MS Exchange to Redhat Linux Migration
Scott <[email protected]> Tue, 22 Oct 2002 22:54:55 -0400 (EDT)
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On Wed, 23 Oct 2002, jessdb wrote: > BTW, I still need to have some insights of the following. > 1. What is the major diffeerence between the following > (Redhat, Mandrake & Caldera)? Up front, I believe in Linux and any company that is supporting the effort to get it in the hands of users is great in my books. That aside, I can tell you from personal experience that Red Hat is the best distro to go with to handle any server load (ie mail). At the ISP I am running I was using Mandrake and have been pulling my hair out. I install RH 7.2 and everything "just works". I think Caldera is pretty much out of the picture at the moment. Mandrake is very cutting edge and as a result you may find you spend a lot of time trying to figure out what is wrong. > 3. We are planning to make a server running that would be > a mail server, file server, web server ... all in one or > two. Any suggestion please. How many users are you going to serve? > 4. If i am going to use redhat, what are the > apps/utils/etc should be best to install to serve the > above services. I would go Postfix for mail, Samba if you are serving Windows clients for file sharing and of course Apache for web. -Scott