I know nothing about servers and OS' but I did sleep at a Holiday Inn Express.
I hate fedora core!!!
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Nice! :rof:
We had to drop Red Hat because their fees were getting to be too much for basic patches & updates. CentOS has filled the role nicely. :thumbup:
spidersden
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lol. Awesome. :rockon:
kamao
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Again, +1 for CentOS :thumbup:
GastonJ
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I use Centos + openvz virtual containers. Most f my containers are Debian Lenny, mix of x64 and i386 - depends on the purpose of the container I suppose. I haven't used RH/Fedora since around version 6. Other than that I've used SuSE in it's various guises. If any of them I favour Debian most because it's nice and lean.
If you wanted plenty of virtual servers, that are all linux based using very little in the way of resources then OpenVZ kicks VMWare into the ground :thumbup:
If you wanted plenty of virtual servers, that are all linux based using very little in the way of resources then OpenVZ kicks VMWare into the ground :thumbup:
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How exactly are you entering the data for the network card and why did you change from FreeBSD if it was working.
free BSD was way before the site became "alive"... I figured out the nic issue... The gateway can Auto assign IPs to nics based on Mac addresses.. This card used to be in a diff server and the old entry was still in the gate way.....:spank:
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Cool glad you got it sorted :thumbup: , have a great Christmas
Well done. :thumbup:
