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SME Server:Documentation:Developers Manual:Chapter11 (view source)
Revision as of 12:01, 9 May 2008
, 12:01, 9 May 2008Added templates Template:Note box and Template:Warning box
If you (or any developers at your organization) have multiple computers on a home network, a cablemodem, DSL, or dialup connection, and an old Pentium machine that you don't need, we recommend installing the SME Server software on the old Pentium machine, and using it as a home gateway and firewall.
If you (or any developers at your organization) have multiple computers on a home network, a cablemodem, DSL, or dialup connection, and an old Pentium machine that you don't need, we recommend installing the SME Server software on the old Pentium machine, and using it as a home gateway and firewall.
{{Note box|The SME Server software erases all data from the PC on which it is installed, to turn it into a dedicated server that can run 24x7. Do not install it on a PC unless you are prepared to erase all of its data!}}
Alternatively, you can install the SME Server on a corporate LAN in <span class="emphasis">''server/gateway''</span> mode (creating a small private network behind a firewall that occupies a single IP address on the Internet) or in <span class="emphasis">''server-only''</span> mode - in which the SME Server provides network services to other computers as a peer on the network.
Alternatively, you can install the SME Server on a corporate LAN in <span class="emphasis">''server/gateway''</span> mode (creating a small private network behind a firewall that occupies a single IP address on the Internet) or in <span class="emphasis">''server-only''</span> mode - in which the SME Server provides network services to other computers as a peer on the network.
{{Warning box|The server-only mode is designed for LAN environments that already have a firewall/gateway.}}
In addition to feeling comfortable installing and using the SME Server software, you should also have a working knowledge of Linux, including use of the command line tools.
In addition to feeling comfortable installing and using the SME Server software, you should also have a working knowledge of Linux, including use of the command line tools.