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I am helping a friend run a web hosting company, and we have just
ordered two new dedicated servers which are currently setup, but
software is not yet installed. I believe we are going to be using
FreeBSD, as the control panel software we are getting does not support
RedHat 8 and apparently the hardware has issues with RedHat 7.3.
Anyways, to get to the point...

Each one of these servers can be accessed by two different IPs that
are each on a different network. Each server only has one NIC. We are
trying to figure out the best way to setup the servers to best utilize
both networks and get the most efficient use of bandwidth and fastest
response times.

The data center where our servers will be located is in Chicago, and I
believe it will be using YIPES and Cogent networks.

Thanks!

Quote:> I am helping a friend run a web hosting company, and we have just
> ordered two new dedicated servers which are currently setup, but
> software is not yet installed. I believe we are going to be using
> FreeBSD, as the control panel software we are getting does not support
> RedHat 8 and apparently the hardware has issues with RedHat 7.3.

IMHO, if you can't for some reason use Linux, you'll be a lot happier with
NetBSD than FreeBSD.

http://www.netbsd.org/

     tony

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