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31-12-2002, 08:44 AM

zli98

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I built my k7s5a workstation a year ago. Now I am trying to build a web server for a small company.
I have some questions regarding to the hardware configuration.

1) What are the typical CPU, memory, harddrive requirements?
I am using AMD CPUs. How fast does it have to be? does XP and MP make any difference? What's the typical requirement for the memory? Is SCSI type of HDDs a must in the server environment?

2) How many servers do I need to start with(Network server, File server...)?

Thanks

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