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 Re: Home Server & Wake On Lan (wol) - Apache yeah is a bit expensive ay lol, would be cheaper to keep on replacing the hard drive if it failed, every few yrs or however long it lasts being on 24/7. Hoping that this will be the year the price of SSD's as it/if it comes alot more popular comes down alot in price, a bit like mobile m2 cards, used to cost triple the price! (great technology for a tiny bit of plastic) The first thing was working out if i should have my own or use a hosting site, but i felt with my own i'd have as much storage as i wanted, even though its not really going to take up much i guess, host more than 1 site, an also use it for remote file access and for streaming video to my PS3 on my network. I guess theres no harm in trying it out an see how it goes. | 
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 Re: Home Server & Wake On Lan (wol) - Apache another thing...would it be safe on the PSU to leave it on all the time, a named brand something like this? http://www.ebuyer.com/product/152509# | 
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 Re: Home Server & Wake On Lan (wol) - Apache lol, i use the PSU that came with my cheapy case, hasnt blown up yet :) Also yes, you can have more than one site, you could get a email server and stuff too. | 
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 Re: Home Server & Wake On Lan (wol) - Apache For a webserver you don't need anything special... Up until very recently I was using a P3-800 with 512Mb to hosts a few sites (including a forum and a shop) and email.. Just upgraded to a £25 P4-2Ghz/1.5Gb machine that also does the job just as well.. | 
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