22 Dec
2000
22 Dec
'00
11:27 p.m.
On Dec 22, 23:35, Zane H. Healy wrote:
On Dec 22, 22:12, Chuck McManis wrote:
I'm sure it will. If you don't want to run your own primary/secondary
yourself, at least run one on the mail server(s); it will make quite a
difference if you handle any volume of mail. That's why we run four:
primary, secondary, and one on each of staff and student mail servers.
Personally if I were you I'd do my own DNS as
well, especially if you're
going to be connected 24 x 7. So what you're doing is creating your own
"POP" (Point of Presence)
I've got to agree here, while it's unlikely your ISP's DNS will fail,
having your own should allow for faster access I would think. I see you've not mentioned a firewall, are you
going to have all this
sitting naked on the internet? I *STRONGLY* recommend a Firewall running
OpenBSD!!!!!!!!!! Look at it this way, I'm a VMS type, not a BSD type,
and
my firewall runs OpenBSD.
Definitely!
--
Pete Peter Turnbull
Network Manager
Dept. of Computer Science
University of York