The thread started off well anyway, cant understand why people are still seeing no need to Virtualize....it's 2016, there are free hypervisors to choose from, this shouldn't really be asked anymore.

@scottalanmiller - all installed, had to open port for admin panel and had to install systat as a prereq, very impressed with the built in features. do you know if opensource edition has a limit on domains?

@scottalanmiller I can understand the pricing may be a little dated, they should of just increased the cost per socket a little more rather then implementing core based licencing. Oh well I wont rant too much about it, after all its the weekend

They will be adding licences per NIC's next lol.....Don't agree with this per core licencing model, shitty move by Microsoft I think....

@scottalanmiller Brilliant thanks for the info on that.

@scottalanmiller Did you use the Opensource edition or the paid product? and does it run on Debian based distros?

@scottalanmiller - I've heard about Zimbra, that's one I haven't personally tried, have you?

@scottalanmiller You never know, perhaps you could drive it? - I have tried most features out and the samba shares are nice and easy to get configured. The only thing that didn't seem as stable was the mail side of things, I suppose that don't matter as most would be using 365 or Google Apps (or G office or whatever it's called now lol) anyway.

I have used Zentyal and had a great interest in watching over the community and seeing how it was progressing, but I did notice the community is pretty dead.

What plan did you go for on G Spot...

On a serious note, I think Google Apps sounds better then G Suite.

looks interesting, might have to fire that up in a vm

Wow, is all I can say on this thread....

I did try an early version of the product which was good and did work, I did get some freezing with it early on but probably improved now. link is here: https://guacamole.incubator.apache.org/

I know a CentOs is highly recommended for server stuff but I personally use the Ubuntu server edition and am happy with it, I do prefer Debian based distro's though.

Wow what a thread, took me a while to read through it

@htbase - I see, more targeting vps instances then rather than basic static web hosting pages.

your probably find a lot of customers would like Cpanel as well, and if you then go on to reselling then you would need WHM and cpanel.

Nice setup Nash!

I even created a forward email address i.e [email protected] that will automatically raise a ticket in the system.

I setup Freshdesk for a company about a year ago, still working to this day..very nice product.