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Date:	Mon, 8 Jan 2007 19:56:31 -0800
From:	"Larry Tawa" <laror2006@alphacat.com >
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: Godaddy Virtual Dedicated Server

At the SCOUG Help desk, I also asked about running a "virtual" server.
Rather than use Speakeasy's "virtual server", I was referred to Godaddy
for cost effective rates with much software.

Under the Linux 'Build Your Own Virtual Server' at GoDaddy Step 4 Choose
Control Panel, should I choose Simple Control Panel Unlimited $0 or Plesk
Control Panel 30 Domains $4.99 or cPanel Unlimited $9.99 option?

The second option Plesk Control Panel allows a base vs Deluxe vs Pro
option. The base has no other software; the Deluxe has SpamAssasin,
Tomcat, and Application Pack w/ Mambo Content Management System (CMS)
while the Pro has the Deluxe and PostgreSQL, Event Manager, Support
Ticketing System, 1 Language Pack and Game Hosting.

I plan to host at least two domains, possibly three. The number of
domains equals the number of unique web sites. Run at least 2 mailing
lists possibly 5 mailing lists - be able to moderate the lists - ie able
to have the option of not letting someone to post unless I have cleared
the post, screen those who wish to subscribe to the list.

If someone can please help me choose which Control Panel I would
appreciate. Those that were at the SCOUG Help Desk can chime in. Thanks.

Larry
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"Larry Tawa"
eComStation 1.2 - MR/2 ICE 2.67 #19553
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