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Plug-n-Play Server And Network

Posted by timothy on from the all-in-one dept.

shyster writes: "The IMASS is a server for the technophobes. Built on a Linux OS, it autodetects network segments in less than 5 minutes, and sets up DHCP, DNS, FTP, Email, file sharing, firewall, NAT, internet access, dial-up, etc. almost automagically. Pluses include a solid state drive for the OS, so the hard drive is only used for file storage and backup (seperate 120GB hard drive for backups.) seems to be just what some of my clients need to finally convince them that Linux CAN be easier to use than Windows, and they can, for the most part, manage the network themselves! Check out a review from PCMagazine."

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  1. Uh oh by NiftyNews · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Sounds like the early history of the Borg to me...does anyone have a really impossible logic puzzle to ask it just in case?

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    1. Re:Uh oh by AnalogBoy · · Score: 0, Offtopic

      Calculate pi to the last digit. Do not stop until this is done.

      (Just in case its pentium based) When finished, calculate e to the last digit. Do not stop until this is done.

      (Just in case its running linux :)
      Now add the two. Display result.

  2. Re:Amazing... by joonasl · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    or maybe the garbage is collected..

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