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DNS, Web, Mail Servers on CentOS 5.3 - How to's for totally beginer

Asked by hesell in Computer Servers, ISPs & Web Hosting, Linux Networking

Tags: DNS, Web, Mail, Server, CentOS

I've been added a task to implement DNS, Web and Mail server on Linux. They'll have to serve around 200 online users.  I'm a Windows user and my knowledge of Linux is a big zero. With a help of good people on Internet I've managed to install CentOS 5.3 with VMware Server on testing PC. I want to create virtual machine for each server (DNS, Web, Mail) for testing purposes. In production I'll use PC with Intel Xeon processor and 8 GB DDRII RAM.
My questions are:
1. Is it possible to run all these servers on a single PC (my production PC)?
2. Which is a better solution: create virtual machines for each server with different IPs or implement all servers on a clean OS?
3. Which is better Xen or VMware server in my solution?
4. How to implement DNS server in my network so I don't have to use my ISPs DNS?

Because of my short knowledge I would have much more questions :)) but I'd be very thankfull if you answer these ones.

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Zones: Computer Servers, ISPs & Web Hosting, Linux Networking
Tags: DNS, Web, Mail, Server, CentOS
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