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q0192837465 · 01-26-2010, 01:21 PM

Hmmm, sounds like there are existing servers on the market. That would be better since I really dun wanna be responsible if something does break down.

Like InvisibleSoul said, the requirements are sorta simple. The HP oldsnail got is for home server so I assume security level is not high. I'm just worried that if someone does sue us, they can argue that we have not taken reasonable care in protecting their info yada yada yada. So I then look at the Dell ones. However, anything that has the word "business" in it is over a grand.

I'm wondering is the "business" ones really that much more superior or is it because they know we can claim expense so they just charge more? Also, is it possible to boost up security in a home server to make it "business class"?

01-26-2010, 01:21 PM	#15
q0192837465 I answer every Emotion with an emoticon Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Vancouver Posts: 7,760 Thanked 375 Times in 181 Posts Failed 159 Times in 63 Posts	Hmmm, sounds like there are existing servers on the market. That would be better since I really dun wanna be responsible if something does break down. Like InvisibleSoul said, the requirements are sorta simple. The HP oldsnail got is for home server so I assume security level is not high. I'm just worried that if someone does sue us, they can argue that we have not taken reasonable care in protecting their info yada yada yada. So I then look at the Dell ones. However, anything that has the word "business" in it is over a grand. I'm wondering is the "business" ones really that much more superior or is it because they know we can claim expense so they just charge more? Also, is it possible to boost up security in a home server to make it "business class"? __________________ Ignorance is bliss How I wish I can remain ignorant, why do I know so much?