- From: Staffan Berger, ElektroPost <staffan@ep.se>
- Date: 27 Apr 1995 06:20 +0100
- To: www-talk@www10.w3.org
- Message-Id: <199504270420.GAA01482@nic.transpac.net>
The best is to set up a Web server in the environment you have knowledge in. We decided to run our server on Windows NT just because we know this OS.. I don't think Windows NT is better or worse than Mac or Sparc as a WWW server. They are all the same - you write your HTML pages and they are loaded irrespective of the server environment. For your home - that's the same as above. Do you have a leased line to your home? At home most persons are running Windows, so I'll suggest Windows 95 and the WebSite server. More info about WebSite can be loaded from http://dc3.alisa.com/ (this is Robert Denny's, (the author of WebSite) notebook). Please follow up this if you don't agree ... Thanks. staffan http://www.ep.se/ep/eng/staffan3.htm Disclaimer: I only speaks for my company and this should not be mixed up with my personally opinions. ---------- From: Mosley, Art Sent: den 26 April 1995 15.35 To: www-talk Subject: Pros and Cons of various OSs for Web Servers Could anyone describe the pros and cons of various systems (operating system, hardware/software, connections, etc.) for setting up a Web Server for home or office. Is a mac better than windows NT or Sparcstation? For the office we have direct access to the internet and we have one Sparcstation 20 and one Sparc 5. We may or may not be able to use those for internet apps. Should be purchase another Sparc or buy a mac...windows NT? For the home what would be best? Thanks, Web Grasshopper
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