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IIS Capacity Very Rough Numbers Needed

Asked by menreeq in Microsoft IIS Web Server

Tags: IIS Capacity, requests per second Maximum Concurrent Users

I have to provide very rough maximum capacity numbers for our IIS 6.0 server that runs about 15 website and has a SQL backend running on a separate servers.  Both servers are identical Dell PowerEdge 2950 w/ 4GB of RAM, RAID 5 w/ 15K RPM SAS drives and dual Quad Core CPUs.  These numbers are for a useless survey that we have to fill out... they basically want to know how many Requests per Second the server is capable of and how many simultaneous users can access it before performance is impacted.  I know that the true numbers depend on specific server configuration, code, network, and that they can only be gotten through load testing.  I'm not looking for true numbers, just numbers that are in the ballpark.  Just need:

Typical sequests per second capacity

Maximum concurrent users before performance is impacted

and you'll have the 500 points

Thanks!
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