html help.. simple, yet stupid..
19-Jan-2004, 10:17 AM
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19-Jan-2004, 10:19 AM
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19-Jan-2004, 01:24 PM
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the windblows servers are quite stable..
I've been running a few fairly complicated asp applications for the last 2 years without ever having a server "Crashing" related problem. This server maintains like 10+ applications which run daily..
I've been running a few fairly complicated asp applications for the last 2 years without ever having a server "Crashing" related problem. This server maintains like 10+ applications which run daily..
19-Jan-2004, 01:28 PM
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it's not number applications that crash it but application load that crash them... it's just my personal experience having just IIS crash from running a web server.... ohhh well I'm happy with the unix box my site is currently on.....
19-Jan-2004, 01:42 PM
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I know.. that's what I mean.. fairly significant load and they hold up..
But I do agree with you overall it's junk compared to a unix box.. I'm just saying it can handle it for the most part, definitely not worth the money, but who cares, this company has a GDP of 3Billion+ and can easily afford it!
But I do agree with you overall it's junk compared to a unix box.. I'm just saying it can handle it for the most part, definitely not worth the money, but who cares, this company has a GDP of 3Billion+ and can easily afford it!
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