> Well, you said it right. I don't have the money. > > But, after that blaster worm (My company acctualy stop work for one full day > because of the virus), my server seem like a ticking bom. Never know when > it's gonna blow up. Just waiting for some kid playing around to create > another and more damaging virus. > > Even with good firewall, I still don't feel secure.(that blaster can get > through our firewall, and symantec came too late - damaged already done). > > At least with linux, I have options. > > Thanks > > Still I would recommend waiting to get a staging platform with comparable HW before doing an upgrade on a production box. I guess the other option would be to run a full backup of the box right before you take it offline to perform the upgrade to Linux. That way, if the box hoses during the upgrade, you'll have the ability to restore on Monday morning at 3:00 AM... ;-)
I have faith that the install of Linux will recognize your HW and allow you to configure it as needed. It sounds like you're using HW that's been around long enough to be supported by the RH install. Unfortunately, I don't have significant experience with the same HW setup that you have. So I can't tell you that it will DEFINITELY run without a hitch. Maybe somebody else has that specific experience... Good luck!!! -- John [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
