The requirement of a computer as HTTPd server

[William Park]

On Tue, Jun 08, 2004 at 04:58:32PM -0400, hui xu wrote:
> All, 
>  
> Thanks for your help on the problems the switchs and hub. 
>  
> As I mentioned before, I would like to build a home network. I have
> two computers, One is pretty old, the other is new (with windows xp
> and redhat9.0). I want to use the old one as a (httpd, dhcpd, router
> and file server. but I am not sure if it is qualified. The hardware
> information is
>  
> 1.CPU  400 MHz.  2.Memory 128M 4 HDRIVE 5G
>  
> Thanks!  Louie

Anything 486 or above is good.  Memory is the key.

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