Unsa nindot distro i-server?

[catch]

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Of course, one Linux-installed PC can handle all sorts of servers it can handle. However, ideally, you can have one PC to handle different type of servers but its not practical.

But which Linux flavor/distro you asked? That would now depend on your preferences and for your needs. Why go with the fad? Choose which is right for you.

[kryptocrap]

oh yeah, seniors would say *BSD. but support/community wise, i'd give it to Fedora or CentOS.

[devnull]

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But which Linux flavor/distro you asked? That would now depend on your preferences and for your needs. Choose which is right for you.

there. perfect.

[DMBreathn]

try visiting this website. this site is very informational. You can follow the steps on how to setup your own server. HowtoForge - Linux Howtos and Tutorials

[noze]

CentOS or Fedora

[vern]

We use a lot of different types of servers. Production and secure servers run FreeBSD, NetBSD and Debian Linux. When we have to get servers up and running quickly for testing though we use Ubuntu Server and/or Slackware because it is a personal preference and I set them up. Ubuntu Server and Slackware are ridiculously easy to get up and running with the services you need. Contrary to what many people might say, it doesn't matter which type of server you use whether it be BSD, Solaris, or even Windows. The admin makes the crucial difference.

[cliffordx]

I use Fedora 8 based on huge community like CentOS. But that's me. I can use *.BSD too but my server needs are small

[Chebar]

ubuntu server para nako

[deford_cnca]

Before that, unsaon pag-set up ug server. Pareha ra ni sa Windows Server?

What do you mean nga pareha sa windows server? I guess you mean the services offered in windows server. Will there is lot of things can be done on linux. Linux can be setup like windows server.

1. Domain controller using Samba with ldap as backend or using Kerberos for authentication and with ldap to do the authorization
2. DNS using bind
3. DHCP with enabled dynamic dns
4. Distributed file system using AFS(andrew file system)
5. Web server using Apache

[coolnezz]

Red Hat Linux
Solaris
Novell SUSE Linux