[ale] Compaq Reliant web server
Joseph A. Knapka
jknapka at earthlink.net
Wed Jul 11 17:28:36 EDT 2001
> Armsby John-G16665 wrote:
>
> The IT group here is junking an HP box with my web stuff. I told them
> I did not want to port to NT, that I preferred to stay with Unix. I
> suggested Linux as an alternative on an Intel box. They accept the
> idea. Hooray!
>
> They are suggesting a Compact Reliant series server which comes with a
> RED HAT CD. They want to know if I need dual processors. Frankly the
> box is only getting about 2,000 hits in a 24 hour period. The current
> HP 9000 workstation has 256 meg of ram and a single 200 megahertz
> processor. TOP is usually less than .1 except when I try to tar
> several thousand files over several days and then it jumps to 1.03 or
> so. There is no discernable on the WEB server.
Just tell 'em a Pentium 150 with 32MB ought to handle the load just
fine.
That ought to raise some eyebrows :-)
> My question is: Am I correct in assuming that an out of the box
> installation of Mandrake 8.0/Red Hat 7.0 or equivalent will not by
> default see two processors? Don't I have to do a kernel recompile and
> select multi processor?
>
> John
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