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Hans <linux <at> interworld.net.au> writes: |
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> If you have or can get a fixed IP address and own domain name, check out |
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> ispconfig.org (mail, web, dns, ftp) and iredmail.org (mail). You can run |
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> either in VirtualBox with 500K ram or on a old laptop. Both run on top |
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> of Debian, Ubunto, OpenSuse. |
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ispconfig.org is an interesting solution. |
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But, I now have (5) statics and fiber, so I'm going traditional with DNS |
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servers, a mail-server(postfix) and a webserver for virtual hosting. |
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Eventually the web services will run on a cluster. |
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> I was some years ago annoyed with my mail provider and decided to run |
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> IRedMail in VirtualBox. Now it's ISPconfig on an old laptop in |
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> VirtualBox to server as Mail, Web and local DNS server. |
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This does look perfect for a single static IP:: good to know. |
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thx to all for the help. |
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James |
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