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Server 2008 foundation edition

Started by chromebuster , Jan 12 2011 12:02 PM

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Posted 12 January 2011 - 12:02 PM

Hi folks,
I'm in the process of thinking about buying a server for my home for it to do a few things like act as a file backup facility for my other computer, then have web and FTP access for my web site. I need to know though, since foundation edition's an entry level edition, does it have any limits on connections from the outside world? I know about the internal limitations of that particular OS, but seeing I'm a single entity, just an enthusiast who needs a server, I feel it wouldn't be wise to spend the thousand dollars that Standard Edition Server 2008 costs if I can get something cheaper that will still work for me. Do foundation's limitations apply to IIS? Thanks guys.

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