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May 27, 2011

Before setting up a dedicated web- and mail-server system, I want to learn it by setting both up on my desktop environment. So far I can only find how-to's which are based on server install iso's.

Is it wise first to install a mail server by using i.e. [URL]. Get it up and running and then install a lamp server using [URL]

Both servers must use my own IP address which is related to my own domain xxxxx.com I also need to understand how to incorporated these.

My desktop is Ubuntu 11.04 2.6.38-8-generic x86_64.

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