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Subject: Re: Running ARS on laptop - options
** Rod,
I like that idea. I guess if needed, I can then use the VM Workstation
to run Analytics or another instance of mid-tier which is less resource
intensive than AR.
On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 8:19 AM, Rod Harris r
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[mailto:arslist@ARSLIST.ORG] On Behalf Of Dale Hurtt
Sent: 16 July 2012 19:15
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Running ARS on laptop - options
One of the US Army clients uses Dell Precision M6500 laptops running 64-bit
Business Vista with 16 GB of RAM and the 1.6 GHz Intel i7 processor
, 2012 4:10 PM
To: arslist@arslist.org
Subject: Re: Running ARS on laptop - options
Hi Tauf,
There have already been a lot of good advice on this thread. I'll just add my 2
cents' worth
After having lots of issues with previous laptops underperforming badly, I'm
currently using an old Dell
Hi Tauf!
I'm running the virtualized ITSM on my laptop for more than a year now, and
I found that the bottleneck is the disk drive. So, using SSD would be the
best choice to get the maximum performance. Also, to run one instance with
full ITSM Suite, KM, SRM (mid-tier/application/database on one
Hi Tauf,
I have found that running Remedy without a virtual machine is actually a
lot lighter resource wise and more flexible. You don't need the overhead of
running 2 operating systems at once. I use the free SQL Server 2008
personal edition. On top of that I install the 7.6.4 Suite stack
on your machine remains untouched.
Regards
Michael
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[mailto:arslist@ARSLIST.ORG] On Behalf Of Rod Harris
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2012 2:19 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Running ARS on laptop - options
** Hi Tauf,
I have found
Rod,
I like that idea. I guess if needed, I can then use the VM Workstation to
run Analytics or another instance of mid-tier which is less resource
intensive than AR.
On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 8:19 AM, Rod Harris r...@smapps.com.au wrote:
** Hi Tauf,
I have found that running Remedy without a
One of the US Army clients uses Dell Precision M6500 laptops running 64-bit
Business Vista with 16 GB of RAM and the 1.6 GHz Intel i7 processor. (During
installation it will complain about processor speed, but ignore it.) I run mine
on the metal but others run it under VM. The latter is good if
All,
Looking for some opinions,suggestions, gotchas, all of the above.
I want to buy a laptop and also use it to host an ITSM platform for
sandbox or testing or demos. Here are some questions:
1. Mac or PC?
2. Solid state hd or standard?
3. If Mac, how good is parallels to host the environment?
Laptop.
Lots of ram 12 gig if possible
i5 quad core would be nice
SQL server we found we can run with 6 gig ram barely!
VMware player is the way to go
Recommend fast hdd or sdd
Get a USB 3 and esata plug. For external vmplayer modules.
You can get a ms developer license and us SQL server
Sorry VMware workstation is better..
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On Jul 15, 2012, at 13:43, Pat Zandi remedy...@gmail.com wrote:
Laptop.
Lots of ram 12 gig if possible
i5 quad core would be nice
SQL server we found we can run with 6 gig ram barely!
VMware player is the way to go
Recommend fast
The best virtualization platform to use is Oracle's Virtual Box. You can
change the mac address on Virtual Box which means you can use any of your
existing licenses for the virtual as long as you are not trying to use it
on the same lan as a machine with that license key.
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