Re: TRAINING videos - Prove IT.
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texte = > Martin Gertz Bech wrote: > > You just forget a firewall because Linux aint secure enough, (at least not > for my solutions where some of my customers actually has the law telling > them about security issues! > > Linux, well Linux is fast enough indeed, but i would not considder it > reliable in the matter of up-time. > > I have a example of the tability that i want in my solutions. > http://www.yak-yak.com which is a Macbased server not running WebCat, > (atleast not yet) > > Now the server has been up for more than a year, with no crash! > > In its lifetime it has only had a few crashes explained by powerfailure. > > Thats stability that ROCKS! Linux can't offer me this. > > If something goes wrong on a linux box, it's much more complex to > administer, why i have to spend much more time doing this, than if the > solution has been on a mac server.I personally know of a Linux box that has been up for 2 and a half years (I have seen the uptime output with my own eyes). My personal box as been on and up since I installed Linux 4 months ago (but then again I am not serving). Excet when I recomplied my kernels (twice).On the other hand *every* mac I have *ever* seen crashes daily. More than daily... our servers are down hourly almost, the desktops are about the same.No offense I like MAC. Its my second most favorite system. If at work we had the money I would be on one. But I am stuck in WIn.Your experience is the first I have heard of, and I congradulate you. But as far as Linux...Out of ALL the people i know and I can provide names if you like, Linux only goes down when you shut it down.Security on the other hand... With a well thought out network and some attention to detail it as good as any.I have no problems with fixing problems on Linux. But then again I haven't had any :) It started out as a RH 5.0 running 2.0.31 kerrnel. And is now RH 5.1 with Kernnel 3.0.36 Around christmas it will be 5.2 with 2.2... no reinstalls just upgrading. But keep in mind I have no servers instaled no httpd, or ftpd, not sendmail, and I try to keep up with security fixes.Now that is performance that rocks!This is good though, I have never heard a MAC - Linux pro vs con discussion. MAC vs. Win Win vs. Linux.... no Linux vs. MACNow MAC running Linux... I will soon have an old powerbook running mklinuk!!! I can't wait!!!
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> Martin Gertz Bech wrote: > > You just forget a firewall because Linux aint secure enough, (at least not > for my solutions where some of my customers actually has the law telling > them about security issues! > > Linux, well Linux is fast enough indeed, but i would not considder it > reliable in the matter of up-time. > > I have a example of the tability that i want in my solutions. > http://www.yak-yak.com which is a Macbased server not running WebCat, > (atleast not yet) > > Now the server has been up for more than a year, with no crash! > > In its lifetime it has only had a few crashes explained by powerfailure. > > Thats stability that ROCKS! Linux can't offer me this. > > If something goes wrong on a linux box, it's much more complex to > administer, why i have to spend much more time doing this, than if the > solution has been on a mac server.I personally know of a Linux box that has been up for 2 and a half years (I have seen the uptime output with my own eyes). My personal box as been on and up since I installed Linux 4 months ago (but then again I am not serving). Excet when I recomplied my kernels (twice).On the other hand *every* mac I have *ever* seen crashes daily. More than daily... our servers are down hourly almost, the desktops are about the same.No offense I like MAC. Its my second most favorite system. If at work we had the money I would be on one. But I am stuck in WIn.Your experience is the first I have heard of, and I congradulate you. But as far as Linux...Out of ALL the people i know and I can provide names if you like, Linux only goes down when you shut it down.Security on the other hand... With a well thought out network and some attention to detail it as good as any.I have no problems with fixing problems on Linux. But then again I haven't had any :) It started out as a RH 5.0 running 2.0.31 kerrnel. And is now RH 5.1 with Kernnel 3.0.36 Around christmas it will be 5.2 with 2.2... no reinstalls just upgrading. But keep in mind I have no servers instaled no httpd, or ftpd, not sendmail, and I try to keep up with security fixes.Now that is performance that rocks!This is good though, I have never heard a MAC - Linux pro vs con discussion. MAC vs. Win Win vs. Linux.... no Linux vs. MACNow MAC running Linux... I will soon have an old powerbook running mklinuk!!! I can't wait!!!
Josh
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