"whether connected to serve a domain or as part of a Local Area Network or LAN."
Huh? Are they mutually exclusive? Do you actually know what domains are? It does not sound like you do.
Your grasp of RAID seems pretty flakey (no surprise there really). Do you actually use it?
Red Hat Linux? Huh? They stopped making that like half a decade ago. It's Fedora now. Or are you talking about Red Hat Enterprise? I think anybody involved with RHE is not going to be reading this poor RAID explanation, and has computer experience way out of your comprehension (like me!).
Is your preference for Linux server only due to not being able to run Wordpress on Windows or something? You do know that it runs fine on Windows, as long as you have PHP and MySQL installed on it?
Your Truly ss xx (full domain with Active Directory, RAID-5 Serial Attached SCSI drives, IIS with PHP and MySQL installed)
Shazza
· 6 months ago
Although I previously banned SS from commenting, this comment, although negative in the main and full of his own self-importance, does contribute something to the discussion, so I allowed it.
My preference for a Linux server does have something to do with WordPress, yes, but it goes further than that. I appreciate that WP runs on Windows servers, but not on my host's Windows servers for whatever reason best known to themselves.
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Huh? Are they mutually exclusive? Do you actually know what domains are? It does not sound like you do.
Your grasp of RAID seems pretty flakey (no surprise there really). Do you actually use it?
Red Hat Linux? Huh? They stopped making that like half a decade ago. It's Fedora now. Or are you talking about Red Hat Enterprise? I think anybody involved with RHE is not going to be reading this poor RAID explanation, and has computer experience way out of your comprehension (like me!).
Is your preference for Linux server only due to not being able to run Wordpress on Windows or something? You do know that it runs fine on Windows, as long as you have PHP and MySQL installed on it?
Your Truly
ss xx
(full domain with Active Directory, RAID-5 Serial Attached SCSI drives, IIS with PHP and MySQL installed)
My preference for a Linux server does have something to do with WordPress, yes, but it goes further than that. I appreciate that WP runs on Windows servers, but not on my host's Windows servers for whatever reason best known to themselves.