
Of course, there are many, many ways to set up a web server, but every Mac with OS X comes ready to do the work. Even the lowly eMac makes a very good web server for personal, even small business use.
Sure, it’d be great to have a whoppin’ fast Xserve, and Xserve RAID, and a T-3 connection to serve your daily web log, family photos, or iMovie movies. Let me stick to the low end for now to show you that it doesn’t take much to make a solid, dependable web server you can.... (excerpted).
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