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I'm looking at setting up a web server / file server using an old 350mhz processor in a machine with 64mb of ram. I've stumbled upon both FreeNas and Openfiler ...
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  1. 02-17-2007 #1
    stevetheman
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    What to use?

    I'm looking at setting up a web server / file server using an old 350mhz processor in a machine with 64mb of ram. I've stumbled upon both FreeNas and Openfiler and both of these are extremely appealing and the web-interface feature is an absolute must. These options, however don't appear to be web servers. I want to know what would be the easiest way to set up a web and file server for the older hardware, with a web based interface.
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  2. 02-17-2007 #2
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    I guess that using the webmin interface could be the answer to my question. Will FreeBSD run on my old hardware? It appears to be pretty good for the uses that I need. Will the webmin interface provide me all the control that the FreeNas interface would?
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