I have to buy a server to host SER, serweb, sems... It will run the router, the PSTN gateway (using E1 cards), voicemail, web inteface, and billing services. Though number of clients will not be very big I want it to be strong and stable. I must decide the hardware characteristics:
I actually do prefer AMD processors rather than Intel. But, what king of processor I should use? How many RAM? About Hard Discs... Will a couple of Serial ATA 120GB discs do? Finally, what Linux dist should I use? Red Hat is strong and enough prepared so as setting up ser, sems, serweb and modules not turn into a headache?
Many thanks,
Nicolás Lagalaye Falcionelli
On 30-11 02:15, Nicol?s Lagalaye Falcionelli wrote:
I have to buy a server to host SER, serweb, sems... It will run the router, the PSTN gateway (using E1 cards), voicemail, web inteface, and billing services. Though number of clients will not be very big I want it to be strong and stable. I must decide the hardware characteristics:
I actually do prefer AMD processors rather than Intel. But, what king of processor I should use?
Any modern CPU would do fine. The PSTN gateway may utilize CPU lot -- depending on the E1 card.
How many RAM?
At least 512MB, 1GB or more would be fine.
About Hard Discs... Will a couple of Serial ATA 120GB discs do?
Yes.
Finally, what Linux dist should I use? Red Hat is strong and enough prepared so as setting up ser, sems, serweb and modules not turn into a headache?
Yes, redhat would be OK.
Jan.
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