Neoware (model BA-EON3000i-3-6) 300 MHZ, Home & Web Server?

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01-22-2005, 09:26 PM	#1
keysorsoze Member Registered: Apr 2004 Location: Queens, NY Distribution: Red Hat, Solaris Posts: 295 Rep:	Neoware (model BA-EON3000i-3-6) 300 MHZ, Home & Web Server? Hi!, I am thinking of buying the Neoware PC above, Does anyone have any experience with it? My basic goals for the PC are to put it on the web so I can access it via the internet into my internal network and upload and download files. Web Server maybe? I also want to leave it on 24/7 but also conserve power. Is 1 watt of operating power a lot? Please give some insight on these ideas and help them turn into a reality. Thanks

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