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but I can not decide which is the best and easy to use
Please help me.
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Off Topic Best OS - For game hosting (CS2D-MINECRAFT)
Best OS - For game hosting (CS2D-MINECRAFT)
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Who is the best OS for server hosting ?
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| Windows server 2012 r2 | 4.55% (1) | |
| CentOS | 0.00% (0) | |
| Linux | 95.45% (21) | |
| Solaris | 0.00% (0) |
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but I can not decide which is the best and easy to use
Please help me.
P_206:if I have not heard about that ...
Xirot: for he host your server. P_206: so well , i just want to host servers ( lmao ) , just i have an HP Proliant and i want to setup a new OS for game hosting.. Xirot , AllianceZone service, stock is available, but he need OGP panel before host new freeserver. And about Alliance zone, what the hell this answer is to the original question?
P_206 / @ Baloon: Can't you both check what's this topic all about? The OP was implying what's the most suitable OS for server hosting and certainly he wasn't asking for a VPS provider.Aside from this, everything which is focused towards servers hosting side, Linux is the way to go. Windows isn't that bad nevertheless although it hasn't crucial ups which Linux has. Before you're going to enter in the Linux environment, you've going to learn some basic commands and tenets of it. This tutorial helped me a lot when I was a novice onto this.
Linux Survival (Tutorial) In general Linux is the most used OS for all kinds of servers, including game servers. It depends on your personal skills and preferences if a Windows or Linux server makes more sense. Both should work well with CS2D.
Linux is pretty good when you can't directly access the server and is a dozen times lighter on both CPU and RAM than windows but it also quite more complicated and you'll need to go deep about it to properly use it and enjoy its features with no limitations.
I would pick linux, more precisely ubuntu server or arch linux, as I know how to work with it but if I didn't know how to use it and were not interested on it, I would pick Windows for sure.
UBUNTU Server or UBUNTU desktop ?
Hajt: Ubuntu is Ubuntu, there is no actual "server" distribution or even difference apart from the pre-installed packages and setup. If you download the Ubuntu "server" version you can just use the following commands:1
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sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
I'm pretty sure after that point you should be greeted with a login GUI screen.
In Pendrive(Flash USB)
well , when i open the .iso archive i didn't see anyone setup file
-- i want to remove Windows server 2008 r2 and install Ubuntu server...
Reboot the PC then spam the key assigned to open your boot menu then boot the USB device from there. You should be greeted with a menu to install Ubuntu (there are other options like try, help or whatnot but just choose install).
RedizGaming has writtenanyone know how to install Ubuntu in hp proliant d380 ? .
In Pendrive(Flash USB)
well , when i open the .iso archive i didn't see anyone setup file
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i want to remove Windows server 2008 r2 and install Ubuntu server...
In Pendrive(Flash USB)
well , when i open the .iso archive i didn't see anyone setup file
-- i want to remove Windows server 2008 r2 and install Ubuntu server...
I don't mean to be rude or anything but at this point I'd forget about going Linux lol
Now seriously, if you're not willing to waste time knowing and learning to use Linux, go with Windows Server, it is FAR more easy to use and set..
_Yank: is right. You should have some previous knowledge before using Ubuntu Server. It has no GUI, so you need to know Shell commands. And even knowing Shell you will find a lot of problems so you have to know how to use Google to resolve them. With this thread it's clear that you don't know how to use it.