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Determine page hits per hour capacity?

Asked by menreeq in Web Servers, Microsoft IIS Web Server, Computer Servers

Tags: IIS, Web Server, Server 2003

We are responding to an RFP and are being asked how many page hits per hour our web server can handle? I do not know of any easy way to determine this. We are running IIS on Windows Server 2003 x86, Dual Xeon quad core 2.0GHZ processors and 4 GB RAM w/ SAS drives in RAID10. We have about 15 web sites that run on this server and a few of them connect to a SQL server that has the same specs.

Does anyone have any ideas of how to determine the amount of page hits per hour this system can handle? Or have a ball park for me that I can give them :) ?
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