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Fitra, Dual processor Xeon’s will not support 200
users. Windows 2003 server (32Bit) has a limitation of 200 users. On
a Sun V60 Dual Xeon we have ran 60 concurrent users, performance was good. We have
been in the Sun Ray and Windows integration for almost 6 years. We have run the
gambit of integration methods- Tarantella, Citrix, Rdesktop, and in the near
future RDP. We provide training where the applications loads are quite heavy. I
was curious on your 2.4GHz Dual Opteron 850’s, what is your platform
vendor. Also what is your RAM configuration? Here are a few of the
configurations we currently run. Four V240’s (Solaris 9 SRSS 3.1/rdesktop) with Four V20’s
4GB RAM (Win2k3) 200 users. This configuration is purely a Two V440’s (Solaris 9 SRSS 3.1/Solaris and rdesktop) Two V20’s
4GB RAM (64Bit Win23K) 250-300 users (Time Share Model) This is a Smart card
CAM windows mode. This is a two building running dedicated Sun Ray interconnects
with failover. Three V490’s (Solaris 9 SRSS 3.1/ rdesktop) Three V40’s 16
GB (64Bit Win23K) 400 users. This is in one building running dedicated Sun
Ray interconnects with failover. As you can see we overkill on our failover and sizing.
We only run Solaris/ SPARC based system for SRSS stability. We have switched
all our Windows Servers to Sun Opteron 64 bit systems. We have found
that the DELL and HP hardware simply are not stable enough for our environment,
and can’t compare in availability, performance and scalability. The new X4100
64 bit servers are the fastest Servers we have seen, and we are going to
migrate to dual core on our Life Cycle Replacement. And for those of you
who need more horsepower for terminal services, switch to Windows 2003 X64 Bit.
It will scale users 3x. And No I do not work for Sun…. Thanks David Partington From:
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