You've answered the question yourself:

serverfault community is just for professionals

That is it. If you don't ask questions useful to a professional systems administrator, this is not the place for your question.

The kind of questions you've asked so far are mostly the kind that a professional sysadmin is expected to be able to handle. You've asked why a particular option didn't work in openvirtswitch - reading the documentation would have told you that. You've asked open-ended discussion questions like "is A better than B or the other way around". You've asked basic ifconfig questions.

None of those are appropriate here. The help center has a section on what is appropriate and what is not. Please read it.

Most of your questions would be at home in http://superuser.com and some in http://unix.stackexchange.com. In both cases, you should start by googling for the answers and maybe searching those two sites, before posting. And also reading the Help Center for both sites.

Good luck!

You've answered the question yourself:

serverfault community is just for professionals

That is it. If you don't ask questions useful to a professional systems administrator, this is not the place for your question.

The kind of questions you've asked so far are mostly the kind that a professional sysadmin is expected to be able to handle. You've asked why a particular option didn't work in openvirtswitch - reading the documentation would have told you that. You've asked open-ended discussion questions like "is A better than B or the other way around". You've asked basic ifconfig questions.

None of those are appropriate here. The help center has a section on what is appropriate and what is not. Please read it.

Most of your questions would be at home in http://superuser.com and some in http://unix.stackexchange.com. In both cases, you should start by googling for the answers and maybe searching those two sites, before posting. And also reading the Help Center for both sites.

Good luck!

You've answered the question yourself:

serverfault community is just for professionals

That is it. If you are not a professional systems administrator, or your questions are good enough that nobody can tell the difference, this is not the place for your question.

The kind of questions you've asked so far are mostly the kind that a professional sysadmin is expected to be able to handle. You've asked why a particular option didn't work in openvirtswitch - reading the documentation would have told you that. You've asked open-ended discussion questions like "is A better than B or the other way around". You've asked basic ifconfig questions.

None of those are appropriate here. The [faq] has a section on what is appropriate and what is not. Please read them.

Most of your questions would be at home in http://superuser.com and some in http://unix.stackexchange.com. In both cases, you should start by googling for the answers and maybe searching those two sites, before posting. And also reading the FAQ/Help Center for both sites.

Good luck!

You've answered the question yourself:

serverfault community is just for professionals

That is it. If you don't ask questions useful to a professional systems administrator, this is not the place for your question.

The kind of questions you've asked so far are mostly the kind that a professional sysadmin is expected to be able to handle. You've asked why a particular option didn't work in openvirtswitch - reading the documentation would have told you that. You've asked open-ended discussion questions like "is A better than B or the other way around". You've asked basic ifconfig questions.

None of those are appropriate here. The help center has a section on what is appropriate and what is not. Please read it.

Most of your questions would be at home in http://superuser.com and some in http://unix.stackexchange.com. In both cases, you should start by googling for the answers and maybe searching those two sites, before posting. And also reading the Help Center for both sites.

Good luck!