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[cobalt-developers] Email for ISP on RAQ3?
- Subject: [cobalt-developers] Email for ISP on RAQ3?
- From: "Alan" <alan@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu May 24 09:36:59 2001
- List-id: Discussion Forum for developers on Cobalt Networks products <cobalt-developers.list.cobalt.com>
I'm thinking about becoming an ISP in my area and would like to use my RAQ3
for email and personal webpages. All of the dialup and such will be handled
through a third party, but email and any hosting will be up to me. I want to
know if it is feasible to use the Raq in this situation, it seems ideal, but
I don't want to over load it with too many users. Besides disk space, would
there be any other limiting factors that I should be aware of using it as
such?
I understand it depends on the number of other sites and load and other
factors, but I have determined that the existing 3 sites are trivial with
regards to system resources. I don't plan on allowing any telnet access and
FTP maybe out of the question also. Does any one have any ideas to help me
in my endeavor?
I'm particularly worried that *if* I get a large number of customers, how
would I keep all of them on one server? If I need to add another server just
for email how can this be done? Is the cobalt platform the correct place to
start, I want scalability, is it possible, and at what cost?
Any insight would be greatly appreciated, rather it theoretical or derived
from actual experience.
What about some kind of LDAP solution?
Thank you,
Alan Dunbar