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i've just brought two used hp netserver lh pro 200. Now what?
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SteveTheGeek
MIS
You mean like for the usual server services, DNS, mail, web, LDAP, file/print, app/terminal services, etc etc etc? Or (seeing that you're an instructor) helping the students? What do you teach?
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SteveTheGeek
MIS
I don't have one. I'm guessing they're old HP PentiumPro 200MHz servers, if they correspond with HP's usual naming scheme. Anything special about them?
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steve,
i hope i didn't appear ungrateful about asking if you had a netserver. i justed wanted to know. in answer to your question about what i teach, i teach basic msoffice and windows (95-98).
your suggestions about possible uses were good. in fact, i have decided to load linux and use it as a file server or something. still not quite sure but at least i have a few ideas.
please feel free to ask if you have questions or other suggestions.
zachary
i hope i didn't appear ungrateful about asking if you had a netserver. i justed wanted to know. in answer to your question about what i teach, i teach basic msoffice and windows (95-98).
your suggestions about possible uses were good. in fact, i have decided to load linux and use it as a file server or something. still not quite sure but at least i have a few ideas.
please feel free to ask if you have questions or other suggestions.
zachary
DanaHallenbeck
IS-IT--Management
I had a few installed as domain controllers in an NT 4.0 domain, and a few providing file & print services. They have since been retired, though.
The LHPro is a workhorse.
Dana Hallenbeck
The LHPro is a workhorse.
Dana Hallenbeck
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