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I am new with FreeBSD and want to use it for a Web server. I just
ordered the FreeBSD 2.1 cdrom. Does it come with the necessary
tools to be a web server (ie. tcp_wrapper, syslog, popper, elm, etc)?

I subscribed to the freebsd-isp mailing list. What other info is available
about using FreeBSD as a web server? (ie. support forums, elm, etc.)

Thanks, Tom Roberts