Re: [cobalt-users] Alternatives to SUN Cobalts

[Jason Gregg <jgregg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I would go to Linux in a heart beat. The great feature that Cobalt had that 
is missing in a Linux/UNIX solution, is the individual management for many 
domains on one box.  I am in a school setting and have many smaller 
district that do not have the technical staff and can not afford to do it 
on their own. Having one server, many domains, and each with the ability to 
do the adds/changes/deletes was a prefect solution.
I really need to ability to let each domain have the ability to 
administrate there own domain without having access to all the others.

thanks,

Jason


At 02:03 PM 4/18/2003, you wrote:
> I have suspected for quite some time that Sun bought
> Cobalt so that they could simply get rid of the
> competition.  Unfortunately, I think all they have
> managed to do is convince a lot of people that Sun is
> not a good company to do business with now.  Someone
> at Sun has missed the mark big time!
>
> Now, are there any appliances out there with
> relatively the same features as the Cobalt (if not
> better) or do we simply move back to our generic UNIX
> boxes and develop our own interfaces.
>
> Any opinions greatly encouraged and appreciated.
>
> thanks,
>
> Harry
>
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