what server shud i use for a medium large enterprise? where can i find them?ty?
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Depends on what the server is going to do, to run, how much load, how many users, how much data and your budget.\n\nNo way to answer this otherwise. Contact an Intel Product Dealer, an MS Partner or maybe other businesses for references in your are.\n\nWith all due respect to skincarechick below you cannot blindly state that Dell makes great servers since if you take a look at Dell's "server" offerings they have a single HD, Celeron "SERVER" which would not qualify in anyone's book as a server other than Dell. Personally I've had good and bad servers from them. Each model and design is different so saying any one company makes great servers is far to broad of a claim.
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try IBM\n\ngo here\nhttp://www-1.ibm.com/partnerworld/pwhome.nsf/weblook/pub_join_allBPs.html
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Good Question. I doubt we'll know unless someone who works there tells us, but here are some specs on the server farm at Google.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_platform\n\nPretty impressive stuff.
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you need a server class Operating system such as Windows Server 2000/2003 or Linux/Unix with Domain packages
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Just contact the company or person that you rents you the server or managages it for you.  They can tell you how much space you are using currenty and give you any other stats you may need!
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Not sure what info you are looking for, but Microsoft.com is a good starting place. Or for more info than you want to deal with, google "microsoft windows 2000 server". That should get you started.
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Get yourself a free copy of Linux, and use the Apache service that comes with it.  My favorite version of Linux is Red Hat.  It's the easiest to use for me.  You can download it from redhat.com.  When I wanted to set up my old server I went out and got the Red Hat reference manual from the book store.  It was about 40 bucks and had step by step instructions and all the codes i needed to type in.
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apache\nhttp://www.google.com/search?btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&q=apache\n\nlight speed\nhttp://www.google.com/search?btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&q=light+speed+web+server\n\ntiny web server\nhttp://www.acme.com/software/thttpd/
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_%28computing%29
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Well, I like Hasweb, cheap, reliable and excellent email support.  If you have to call them you are a little out of luck.  Otherwise, excellent, great uptime too.  Their servers are located in sunny Florida.\n\nYou can also check out Web hosting reviews, http://www.web-hosting-reviews.org/ for more options.
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i'd go for HP or IBM servers
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I'm not aware of any websites.  You need a pretty good understanding of Group Policy, Active Directory, etc.  Try "Windows Server 2003 Administrator's Companion" by Microsoft Press.
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try \nwww.godaddy.com\nit has too good webhosting packages. resellers also.
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Surely Apache is the most popular existing web server. Avoid IIS and generally Micro$oft!\nUse these sites to compare it with other web servers.\nhttp://www.serverwatch.com/stypes/compare/\nhttp://www.acme.com/software/thttpd/benchmarks.html\nhttp://litespeedtech.com/benchmark.html
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With Linux or one of the BSDs installed, it would make a dandy server for some purposes. This avoids the problem of Microsoft  making vast quantities of older hardware obsolete because the new version of Windows just won't install.\n\nThat said, finding someone who needs such a thing and yet can't afford current hardware will not be easy. eBay is a possiiblity, as is donation to a local high school to serve as a class project for just such a server reincarnation. And that will require finding an instructor willing to have a go at it. Perhaps a college?\n\nCash value on the ordinary market is likely to be, as others here suggest, nil.\n\nI can think of a couple of possibilities in my neighborhood, so if you give up, drop me a line.
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ISA Server 2004 :\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/isaserver/default.mspx\n\nhttp://www.isaserver.org/\n\nThe 2nd one is more of a resource site but the first one is what you need ( Im sure there are other options such as squid which works on linux or smoothwall )\n\nAlso sourceforge.net have an interface for squid so that may be worth while checking out as its open source.
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Large, Medium, Small Business/Home users.  \nSpecifically  large = IBM Mainframe (390,I5,AS400)\nMedium = some type of unix system.\nSmall... you know this answer.\n\nEnjoy,\nphoenix computer service\nhttp://www.affirmtech.net\naffirmative computer services