Your question does not relate to any actual computer hardware or software issue, and it's asking about best practices that are common for system administrators.

There are two issues with this:

• Asking for best practices is often considered not constructive (although I think your question has merit)
• We make a distinction between questions for home users (i.e. what Super User is about) and professional system administrators. This is where Server Fault comes into play.

I've asked the Server Fault moderators if they would like your question. If they do, I will migrate the question for you.

Your question does not relate to any actual computer hardware or software issue, and it's asking about best practices that are common for system administrators.

There are two issues with this:

• Asking for best practices is often considered not constructive (although I think your question has merit)
• We make a distinction between questions for home users (i.e. what Super User is about) and professional system administrators. This is where Server Fault comes into play.

I've asked the Server Fault moderators if they would like your question. If they do, I will migrate the question for you.