Multiple domains and some informations...

Hi,
I have 2 questions,
1st : Can I manage multiple domains (for 2 or 3 companies) on the same OCS installation (on the same Linux computer without virtualisation) ?
2nd : How much RAM have I need for the Windows computer (with voice/fax/conversions) in a company wich have 3 or 4 users maximum (not 250 at the same time...) ? I ask this because, in the documentation, I can read 8 GB of RAM ! And it's very expensive and I don't think that I need 8GB of RAM for 3-4 users...
Thanks

I can confirm that files works with more then one domain (currently running 5). This is on a setup with 2 machines running RHES 3 (both 3 Ghz Xeon with 2 GB Memory). The only nasty thing I discovered is that I cannot remove a domain....
I can also confirm that Andreas is one of the people that can really help with configuring email on OCS (I had some serious problems because of a bit to much tweaking ;) ). It is rather different then a more common setup (e.g. postfix and cyrus), but hardly impossible.
For voice there are more solutions then the windows thing Oracle offers. My personal favorite is asterisk which is a full blown PBX, but it's a ^%&*$# to configure if you are not known with the telco lingo. All features you need (conferencing, fax to email etc.) are availlable. It is fun to play around with though.

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Any significant meaning that can be leading me to learn how to do it will be very very appreciated . (beside lynda,com tutorials that I followed already but do not mention multiple domains for mails).
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the problem I try to solve is to manage multiple domains in one MacMini Server.
Having two IPs is secondary.
I would like that each domains has his own users with emails, iCals, Wiki and web sites.
The main problem is having emails to work for any additional domain beside the default one on the machine IP.
I also got an additional IP address to be used on the same server hoping that it make things easier but apparently is making things more difficult.

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That's helpful -- I'll try it. It seems to me it would still be preferable to store my multiple domain files in one hard drive location, easily accessible and offering read and write privileges to any user account. That way I could at least do design work, etc., on any of my domains without logging in and out as various users. Any way to make that work? And really, it seems weird that I can sit at my Mac and mount the IDisks of any of my four .mac sub accounts, open their folders, and look at the web pages previously published to those subaccounts -- but apparently I can't publish any changes to those subaccounts/domains through IWeb without logging out and then back in as a different user. Isn't there some way around these apparent restrictions?

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Can someone please share what is the pros and Cons of trusting AD domain for more than 10 different
AD sites into my existing single domain forest let say ParentCompany.com ?
I think you mean 10 AD domains.
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The main/parent company has acquired smaller business chain of 15+ offices in which they have
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previously.
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AD objects into my domain and then decommission them.
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I've just started with multiple iWeb sites. While I still need to look at one of these utilities to manage multiple websites independently, I think I already figured out how to publish to multiple .Mac accounts from within my main user. The method below worked for me, although it published my entire set of sites, so yeah, still need to work around that.
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THE METHOD
Assuming you have a utility to manage multiple iWeb sites (the two popular ones seem to be iWebsite (free) and Multisite (shareware), neither of which I've tried yet), I THINK another way you can publish to a specific .Mac account is simply to go into SYSTEM PREFERENCES, click on the .Mac icon, and then SIGN OUT of your current .Mac account (do this right before you're ready to publish). You are then presented with a dialog to sign in to a different .Mac account ---> enter the access to the one you want to publish to. Now, when you hit 'Publish to .Mac' in iWeb, it defaults to THIS account and publishes it there. You just have to remember to go back into SYSTEM PREFERENCES and log back in to your original .Mac account when you're finished publishing.
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huh?

iWeb 1.1.x multiple domains handling is quite low
key, and for a good reason. Although, iWeb 1.1.x can
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from iWeb.
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Hmmmmm, I AM able to create a new Domain.sites file using iWeb 1.1.1; see this Apple support article:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=303670
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Hope I'm making sense.
Bob
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