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Old 16-07-2003, 20:44   #11
SMHarman
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Originally posted by KingPhoenix
OK.... you own a hosting company as do i.... lets put it into our own scenario,

I-Web Solutions has 7 Servers spread accross the world, we use our servers to make backups of each other, as well as hosting and gaming servers. If a software patch comes out, because i cant afford to pay one of my staff do i say that only 3 of those servers gets patched? or do i suffer and force a way to patch all 7?

Yes but your starting from the point of having 7 servers on the same software, configuration and network protocols.

Now if 3 were still IBM Token Ring network and the other 4 were IP and you could not afford to replace the first 3 yet they satisfied a large proportion of your customer base what would you do?
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