Our production is ARS 7.5 (Help Desk 6 and many custom apps) running in Win
2008 64bit, 4gb of RAM on an ESX server.  The db server is a separate
physical box.  In our case we have noticed improved performance because our
DB and ARS server were on the same box previously.  Now the db server alone
is bigger than our old app/db server and is allows to take up most of the
RAM.  We recently went with the blue pricing so we no longer have to pay per
ARS server if we want to split up the various functions as we head towards
ITSM 7 (AIE, Reconciliation, etc).

At our peak times we have about 115 floating users and about 20 fixed
connected.  Most of our users are currently using WUT but we are building
two 2008 VM web servers to added to our existing physical one.  We are
starting to prepare for when the that WUT is gone and starting to transition
more of our apps to the web as well as we can take advantage of the new 7.5
features that do not work in the WUT.

The only issue with support has been that BMC does not support WUT on a 2008
server (we had some issues with it hanging the Windows UI).  We had an issue
with licensing the server because the hostid (MAC address) that ARS reports
changes after each reboot cause the license to become invalid.  On this
issue, where ARS is supported on 2008, the support was excellent.  I got the
impression that they had not had many virtualized 7.5 / Win 2008 calls at
that time but there was no kick back what so ever.

HTH,
Jason

On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:20 PM, Covert, Jack <[email protected]>wrote:

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> How well is it performing?  How many users are you supporting?  Are you
> using it for all servers, the database, app or web?  Any issues w/ BMC
> support?
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> Doing some homework, thanks for your help.
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