Server Hiccup

Anonymous Poster · Nov 21, 2001

Muhammad,

Let me know if you want to upgrade the memory now...

I will donate up to 512 MB SDRAM PC133 if you need it...

Harv · Nov 21, 2001

a few days vacation ... Tried to get on at 5:00 am

I think you and I have different ideas on what "vacation" means, Ron. /w3tcompact/icons/crazy.gif

Muhammad · Nov 21, 2001

Since an outside company manages our server on the rack, we don't control the hardware... if we want to upgrade it, they do it there and then we pay more per month based on that. Thanks for the offer, though!

ronjhall · Nov 21, 2001

I think you and I have different ideas on what "vacation" means, Ron.
Harv
You may be right about different ideas. My idea of a Vacation is being able to go to bed early./w3tcompact/icons/crazy.gif Not sleep in late./w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif

TerryinMD · Nov 21, 2001

Muhammad,

Does your Web Hosting vendor offer colocation? You may want to consider that. You own your server but they provide operational services. Don't know the actual cost differential, but might be a consideration.

Terry

scruffy · Nov 21, 2001

Does Harv's tractor pulling a flag with only 11 stars, constitute a hickup? /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

Harv · Nov 21, 2001

only 11 stars

Clearly, Scruffy, your monitor simply doesn't have the resolution to see all the fine detail in my sig pict. /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif

DocHeb · Nov 21, 2001

I've always been amazed that you can run something like TBN on equipment similiar to what many of us have at home. It just shows that most of us don't even use a small percentage of our machine's capabilities, and the need to "upgrade" is more a marketing ploy than reality.

Edited by DocHeb on 11/21/01 03:40 PM (server time).

MChalkley · Nov 21, 2001

Part of it, too, is that Linux, the OS the TBN server is running, takes about 1/3 the machine Windows Whatever does, so that leaves a lot more machine to do cool stuff, like let us talk about tractors...

MarkC