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&quot;im not that grate with linux&quot; - <br />
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in that case, use NT...
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"im not that grate with linux" -

in that case, use NT...

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i am looking to put a DNS server on a small network, about 90% of the systems win98 or winXP. the remaning are a couple of linux work stations. the DNS server is going to be a celeron 333 with 64mb mem. im not share what os to us the to i have avalible are red hat linux and nt server 4. im not that grate with linux, would it worth the efort to try with linux or am i beter of going with NT.<br />
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thanx
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i am looking to put a DNS server on a small network, about 90% of the systems win98 or winXP. the remaning are a couple of linux work stations. the DNS server is going to be a celeron 333 with 64mb mem. im not share what os to us the to i have avalible are red hat linux and nt server 4. im not that grate with linux, would it worth the efort to try with linux or am i beter of going with NT.

thanx

DNS Sever - nt server 4 or linux ???

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