EXEC-PC BBS?

On Wed, 2003-12-31 at 10:19, Philip Pemberton wrote: He converted it from a system pretty much as you describe at it's peak it consited of 5 novell severs with a total of 40+ hard drives and over 100 PCs (bare motherboards actually) networked together in racks made ot of plywood with slots cut in them to slide the motherboards into. It was an interesting artitechture and the main reason it was as scaleable as it was. January 1st 1999 it access to the BBS was made free and at the same tme it was announce it was scheduled to be shut-down in June of 1999 over possible Y2K issues. In late 2000, seeing the BBS survived Y2K unscathed, some of the few remaining employees converted the BBS to just one server with four 73gb drives and five & telnet and five dial-up nodes for the few people that still used it. This is how it sat till the middle of 2003 where it apparently started having problems and was down most the time. As I mentioned at this point Curt at this time decided to give it a new home and is currently in the process of setting it up in his basement. The e-mail I recied from him indicated he planned on having it running and available early January. Regards, Paul