The Bare Minimum
Hardware:	Third Party Hardware:
Server: Apple Internet Server Solution 3.0 Apple Workgroup Server 9650/350 4Gigs/100megs of RAM Graphics Workstation: Apple Macintosh G3 Destop 233 2Gigs/100megs of RAM Apple Vision 1710 Display (or some high end system that you feel comfortable with) Windows Support and Development Premio Pentium 120 PC 16megs/2Gigs (any cheap no-name brand will do.)	Microtek Scanner (For web page development) Epson Stylus Printer (Printing Invoices, etc.) Iomega Zip Drive (They're cool when they work) Iomega Jaz Drive (For Backups) APC Battery Backups (Self Explanatory)
Modem Pool:	Internet Connection:
Livingston Portmaster PM3/with k56Flex Modems. Adtran CSU/DSU (High Speed Modem) Graybar Cable Management Rack 19" At least 500 feet of phone cable RJ11	Connection Speed: Minimum Fractional T-1 (256k) Asante 8 port Ethernet 10baseT Hub At least 100 feet of Ethernet Cable RJ45
Software:	A Brain:
Eudora Internet Mail Server v2.0 (Mail Server) Rumpus Pro (FTP Server) WebSTAR (HTTP Server) Quick DNS (Domain Name Server) MacRADIUS (For authenification) Timbuktu Pro (For Remote Administration) Clearly Home (For Mulithoming) Claris e-Mailer (For e-mail) Claris HomePage (For web page design) Several 3rd Party CGI's (For forms, etc.) Keep It Up (Crash protection) AutoBoot (Dito)	At least two key people: Person "A" should be a marketing genius. A real salesman and go getter, who understands the product, and knows how to sell and market that product. (Not for the "Entry Level Person"   Person "B" Should have an expert working knowledge of the Mac and PC, with a hint of UNIX under the belt. This person should also possess several worn out copies of DNS and BIND. TCP/IP and Networking Experience a must. Under no circumstances can this person ever sleep. Very important, must react well under extreme pressure, and we mean EXTREME.
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