Mr. Arnold

"Jibey Jacob" <JibeyJacob@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I do have business Internet access. I run a small business.
>
> Would you know if Windows Small Business Server 2003 is adequate for my
> 40,000 visitors per month website?
>

Why don't you get a professional to come in and evaluate your situation? You
seem to be putting your business at serious risk here not really knowing
what you're doing if you have got to ask these kind of questions.

And if you already have a site up, then you need to get a professional in
there to evaluate the security issues that any business will face when
exposing a Web Server to the Internet, not only for the Web server itself,
but the entire company LAN environment.

What, you got a router and you're going to open port 80 on the router to
expose the non secured Web server to the Internet, and the rest of the
company LAN is going through that router too?

Say it's not so that this is your plan.

Do you even know about the many forms of attacks that can be ran against a
Web server, and the Web applications running on the server?