Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
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> Personally, I'd just use some cheap, headless box running open source
> Unix to provide the wiki for your Windows office.
I agree with Jeremy here. We currently use a 450MHz Pentium III with
128MB of RAM as our TWiki server. It is a bit slow (>1 second)
rendering a page but it serves well for about 25+ active users. Current
uptime 865 days with no issues that can't be blamed on the admin (me)
which have all been small anyway.
If your IT policies allow it, just grab a box in the corner that is "too
old to be useful" and start serving your wiki! (Make sure the wiki data
is in the nightly backups!)
Alan
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