Gustav Brock
gustav at cactus.dk
Mon Mar 3 11:00:00 CST 2003
Hi Rocky For that scenario "anything" will do. I would recommend a brand name entry level server with onboard SCSI controller which allows for direct mounting of a tape drive for backup. These machines comes with a three year on-site warranty which will bring relief to your client while covering your .ss. Some of the newer models (HP ML 310) comes as standard with Gigabit network adapter, very nice. Drew is correct that close to any machine can run this. We have a client who runs a FileMaker database for 20 users off a 300 MHz HP notebook. It works and backup is to a DLT drive on an IBM NetWare server. But it doesn't mean that this is the first choice solution to recommend for anyone else. As a pro you have to start at a pro level, then - out of necessity - the client may have to decide for a lower level; this, however, wasn't your decision, that's the difference. /gustav > This site will have no web or domain function. Email is through an ISP. Little hard data crunching. My app is the main app on the system and it is FE/BE (A2K) with the FEs on the client > machines. Change anything in your opinion?