Re: Re[2]: Advice on server spec

[email protected] Tue, 20 Apr 2004 09:21:45 +0200

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--> thats a good question and i must figure it out. But i believe only the
amount of physical Cpu's must be licencised. In this case 2

Sounds good. I'll check they are licensed for SMP. BTW does a
hyperthreaded cpu could as one or two processors for Lotus licensing?
:-)

Mark Robinson
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Subject: Re[2]: [suse-domino] Advice on server spec
19.04.2004 20:34

Hello alexander,

Monday, 19 April 2004, you wrote:

ahfd> i am running since 2 days a hp Proliant ML 570 with SLES8 on it....
an yes
ahfd> domino (here 6.5.1) loves the dual 2,8 Ghz, moreover with
hyperthreading i
ahfd> have now 4 Proc inside ;-)

Sounds good. I'll check they are licensed for SMP. BTW does a
hyperthreaded cpu could as one or two processors for Lotus licensing?
:-)

ahfd> I have 4 raids on 4 different controller channels:

ahfd> Raid1 /root, /swap, /opt
ahfd> Raid1 /translog

I assume you are doing transactional logging. I've been told by our
Domino admin consultant that that's the way to go. Does this have any
implications for backup? What backup software do people use for Domino
on Linux. I have used Arkeia (free version) on smaller servers and it
seems good, but this is a very different scenario...

ahfd> Raid1 /index rebuild
ahfd> Raid5 /data

ahfd> And yes my 4 GB RAM are recognized by Suse Linux.

Great....

Thanks for all your replies.

Mark

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