Overview Of Ubuntu Linux Server Systems - Used As Linux Servers Around the World!

There are two main versions of Ubuntu Linux, one is the Ubuntu Linux Desktop Edition and the other is the Ubuntu Linux Server Edition.

Linux servers are used for many different kinds of servers, including: web server, email server, file server (SAMBA server), print server, FTP (file transfer protocol) server, DNS server, DHCP server - and others!

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The Ubuntu Linux server edition is built on the Debian distribution of Linux, which is known as a

robust, reliable and stable server version of Linux.

Ubuntu Linux Server Systems - Benefits of Using Ubuntu Linux As A Server

Here are some of the benefits of using the Ubuntu Linux Server Edition:

• Stable, enhanced security and fully supported by Canonical Ltd.

• Requires low memory, energy efficient, no license fees

• Simple to upgrade and update - Linux OS and server applications

• Excellent performance, minor maintenance required and very low server downtime

• Low total cost of ownership over the lifetime of the server

• Easy integration into existing network of servers and workstations

You can get an overview of the Ubuntu Linux Server Edition here:

http://www.ubuntu.com/products/WhatIsUbuntu/serveredition

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