Setting up a Mac OS 10.6 Server for the first time

I'm new to servers, and I would like to set up a Mac Mini Server for my network. There would be 3 Windows clients running Vista Home Premium and 2 Mac OS 10.5 clients. I want to be able to log-in on any computer to an account from the server. Then I would like to have the server storing all of the files from all of the accounts. Also, I would like to be able to access these files from over the internet (I have a static IP address on my router). Also, I would like to host a website (I have a domain name through GoDaddy). How do I do all of those things? Also, do I need to upgrade to Windows Professional (Either Windows 7 or Vista)?
I'm really new to this, so please explain this in great detail. Thank you.

For file sharing, on the Mini, you just need to go to System Preferences -> Sharing and enable file sharing. You'll also want to create whatever accounts on the Mini that you want people to be able to log in with, that'll be in System Preferences -> Accounts.
I don't have a lot of experience with Windows and Snow Leopard (much less Mac OS X Server), but at my wife's small business, they have a Mini running Tiger, and none of the Vista machines were able to connect to it. After some digging, I discovered Microsoft had disabled something critical to connecting to Macs in this way, and with Home Premium, you can't access that setting without some arcane hackery. Here's how you do it, if it turns out to still be needed:
To set a Vista computer to access a Mac server:
Go to the Start menu and go to All Programs -> Accessories -> Run
Type "Regedit.exe" and press return
Go to HKEYLOCALMACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa
Select Lsa, then choose Edit -> New -> Key
Type "DWORD" (without quotes) as the name in the list
Double-click the text "(Default)" in the right-hand pane
Enter "1" (without quotes) as the value and press OK
Quit Regedit and restart the machine
Log in to the remote Mac using "ip_address\username" as the user name
As to hosting your own web server... I wouldn't advise that, unless it's purely for internal use and not something aimed at potential customers. You don't want the hassle of being on-call 24-7 to restart the server if something goes wrong, and what will you do if the hard drive dies and has to be replaced? Let someone else deal with those issues. (Of course, GoDaddy isn't known for their reliability... if ensuring the server is up and running 99.9% of the time, you will probably want to go with a more respected company, like [pair Networks|http://promote.pair.com/direct.pl?reedcorner.net+134126].*)
\* Note that clicking this link may give me compensation... if you wish to avoid that, just Google them.

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