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From: Jim Scott <jscott@infoconex.com>
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What kind of machine would you setup to act as a web server that got
around 500 hits a day? 

386? 486? Pentium?  

What is optimum network card for Free BSD

How much memory

Etc..

Looking for recomendations on building a machine to run BSD

Thanks
Jim