Saturday, August 21st, 2010 at
19:25
I am attempting to set up an old Pentium III machine as a file server for my Windows home network. I do not want to pay Microsoft for a Windows Server license for a 9 year old machine, so I decided to try a Debian server.
I set up Samba, and edited the smb.conf file to include the correct workgroup info. There is no domain controller.
The workgroup computers (2 Vista, 1 XP) can see the Samba server, but when I attempt to look at the shares hosted on the server, it prompts me for a username/password. I’ve tried every username on the server and none will go through.
What should I do to get this resolved?
Links to any relevant tutorials would be much appreciated; I can’t find any that walk me through how to set up the server without being connected to a domain controller.
Monday, April 5th, 2010 at
17:14
Hello All,
So currently i have a windows server with .asp web pages. My website is search engine optimised and indexed very well by google and more than 95% of my traffic is from google search.
But now due to some reason i have to change the server to linux server and i wont be able to run .asp pages on it.
I have manually designed and created my web pages and last year i tried using wordpress and the whole thing changed. My traffic and alexa rank dropped to lowest because all the indexed web page gave an page not found error. I changed back to my previous .asp pages and the traffic started rising.
So now if i use .php pages or any cms for that website, then how can i redirect all not found error pages to the home page? Is it something related to custom error pages?
Linux server has htaccess page and windows has web.config. I learned about web.config but not sure about how to do it in htaccess. Any suggestion how can i solve this server switch issue? I dont really want the traffic to drop.
Thursday, March 25th, 2010 at
00:27
Hello everyone !
I want to know about server hosting service providers in English.
Because I want to open my blog sites with WordPress.
Requires that the following conditions are met.
1. A very low fee.
2. Common Linux OS such as CentOS. (Not Windows server)
3. User can set wordpress freely.
4. Fully functional condition without errors about using WordPress. (very important point !)
5. Perl, PHP and other things without restrictions.
5. The trial period for free
6. Visa card available
7. Provides better support for using e-mail
I am a Japanese living in Japan, so very poor English
Please reply in simple English, if possible with URL.
Thank you 
Tuesday, December 8th, 2009 at
19:38
Can you discuss how they compare with those of Windows Server 2003.