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From: Tom Samplonius <tom@sdf.com>
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On Fri, 25 Jul 1997, Rod Ebrahimi wrote:

> 	I would appreciate any suggestion and details about how to setup our
> network with FreeBSD... is the main server overkill for WWW,FTP,TELNET?
> Will we be able to do all that is needed with these systems running
> together?

  "... do all that is needed...?"  You haven't really described what is
needed.

  A 386 with 8MB RAM, and 120MB IDE hard drive can run http, ftp, and
telnet, but won't be able to handle a lot of connections.

> Thank you for your time...
> 
> Rod  
> 
> 

Tom