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Server Information:
Many people ask what kind of server my website runs on. This page should explain everything.
Hardware Specs (Click for picture):
- Main Server (http://www.thedieselstop.com)
- Custom-Built by Me
- Asus P2B-B Motherboard with 100MHz bus
- 384MB PC100 Memory
- Intel Pentium-II 450MHz Processor
- Western Digital 10.2GB Hard Drive
- 40x CD-ROM Drive
- Iomega IDE Zip Drive for Backups
- Diamond Speedstar A50 Video Card
- (2) Intel Etherexpress Pro 100 Network Cards
- Mag Innovision 17" Monitor
- Acer Keyboard
- Logitech Mouseman
- FreeBSD 3.0-STABLE Operating System (Unix BSD Derivative)
- Apache Webserver
- PHP Scripting Module
- Mod_Perl Scripting Module
- MySQL Database Server
- IRCD Chat Server
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- Application Server (http://forums.thedieselstop.com)
- Dell Poweredge 1300 Server
- Dual PentiumIII-550 Processors
- 384MB ECC PC133 Memory
- Adaptec 7890 SCSI Controller
- 2 - 9.1GB 10,000 RPM Hard Drives
- 40x CD-ROM Drive
- ATI Rage 3D Pro Video Card
- Intel Etherexpress Pro 100 Network Card
- Mag Innovision 17" Monitor
- Dell Keyboard and Mouse
- Debian Linux v2.2
- Apache Secure Webserver
- Thawte Secure Server Certificate
- PHP Scripting Module
- Mod_Perl Scripting Module
- OpenSSL Encryption
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Internet Connection:
The server currently runs on a 768 kbps Internet connection to my house. This is the
reason for having two network cards. One card in the server connects to my Internet feed
while the other one connects to the internal 100 Mbps network in my house. The server
runs address translation so that all the computers at my house can use the Internet
at the same time. It works very well and is transparent to the internal computers.
The feed from my house connects to my ISP which has an ATM feed to Sprintlink. Sprintlink
connects us to the rest of the world.
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