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Build Your Own Home Server: Introduction Page 7

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By M.A. Dockter of PCMechanic

Information about additional Web servers can be found in ServerWatch’s Web server section; server specs can be found on WebServer Compare.

Now, here is your chance to see all that I’ve done. You can access my FTP server, if it’s up, by the following link:

ftp://mdockter.ods.org

As for my set up, I have a Pentium Pro 200Mhz Machine with 128MB of RAM severing FTP. I do my Internet connection sharing to my Dual Celeron 550 rig, and the old Packard Bell that’s used in my house. But, if you’ve got a home server, you may want to share files, and a central printer.

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