Good morning, I just took a quick look there and was surprised to see that a Linux server set up and running is only using 2.8GB of disk storage. Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/sda1 108G 2.8G 100G 3% / udev 471M 96K 471M 1% /dev This thing is handling: *Mail. I've it set up to deliver mail via the usual pop3 and imap protocols as well as their ssl enabled counterparts. It also gives me the option of using squirrelmail. *FTP. It's using the standard vsftp server. * HTTP and https. Apache2 with PHP 5 support. *Samba. for file sharing on the local network. Just thinking. what kind of storage would windows server, exchange and a firewall take up to provide that kind of functionality?