Posts by goto3

Quote:Originally Posted by tycoonbob If you are looking at Windows, go with Server 2008 R2 Enterprise, which will give you licenses to run up to 4 VMs under Hyper-V. Server 2008 Standard will give you licenses to run only 1 VM...

Quote:Originally Posted by tycoonbob Server specs would be more than enough, and the SSD isn't really needed. I would recommend getting some kind of RAID in there, be it software or hardware based. I would look at a Xeon proc...

Hello, I'm planning to change my business's server, I have an IBM with AMD dual core processor, 2gb ram, windows server 2003 (old server). Use of server: - The main use is a software like stock management, each LAN computer stores data...

OK, thank, +REP, I will do that

Quote:Originally Posted by AMC Out of the 2 ssds i would get the nova. You may have a slight network bottleneck. But an ssd will speed it up nonetheless. ok, thanks, but you do think 15 SSD for 68 U$S = 1020 u$s is best than a new...

ok, lot of thanks bro, I will see market price becouse IBM's servers here are too expensive. see you

Ok, I will tell my father to buy a new server, a I7 2600k 8gb ram, is about 1500 bucks here, but is ok to have a cloned pc as a server? or I should buy another IBM server?

http://www.tranza.com/softis/pv/5907/SSD-CORSAIR-NOVA30GBS2/Corsair/Unidad_de_Disco_Solido_SATA_2NOVA_SERIES_2_30GB.html http://www.tranza.com/softis/pv/3914/KINGSTON-SSD-S50-32GB/Kingston/Unidad_de_disco_S%C3%B3lidoS50_32_GB.html

when you log-in in a computer with a user that belong to my domain server what is the bottleneck, the server or the user's pc?

IBM with 2gb ram and a core 2 duo I think, bought 5 years ago, 1500 bucks in uruguay :_( you are saying me to buy a gigabyte network card? becouse 100mbps of integrated network chip is not enough?