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Dispute Off-Topic
This quote is taken directly from the page meta.SE page you linked to:
Server Fault is for Information Technology Professionals needing
expert answers related to managing computer systems in a p …
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Question about ReadyNAS being inaccessible was put on hold as "off-topic" — what to do?
The close reason I chose is:
Questions should demonstrate reasonable business information
technology management practices. Questions that relate to unsupported
hardware or software platforms o …
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Where do questions regarding labs for enterprise equipment & software belong if not SF?
My reasons were thus:
It's a home environment.
Even if it is supported by VMware, the configuration you propose is not something that any sane sysadmin would ever implement. If you want to lab out s …
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Question closed by moderator on assumption that it was 'home stuff' which is incorrect!
OK, I'll bite.
Scott Pack did an excellent job explaining the situation, but since I was one of the ones voting to close the question, I figured I should weigh in.
My reasoning for voting to close i …
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