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From: "Ed Henderson" <Ed.Henderson@Certainty.net>
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Subject: RE: Server MB suggestions?
Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2001 11:11:51 -0500
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> > For the first year I don't expect the
> > number of customers to exceed 600.
>=20
> 	That's all the company that I worked for had... after 4=20
> years, and this is
> in a region where you have nearly half a million in=20
> population within the
> local dialing area.
>=20

How much competition did you have?  How did you market yourselves?

> > These servers will primarily host home directories that
> > hold email and personal web pages, provide DNS, RADIUS, and
> > sendmail services.
>=20
> 	Servers?  If you'd like, I can give you a break-down of=20
> how we did things
> at the old company (no one would mind, especially since they're out of
> business now...)
>=20

Any suggestions or descriptions of real live scenarios much appreciated!


Thanks for your input,
Ed.
=20


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