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To get actual numbers, you would probably have to let it run for a day, and check how many users got processed. Then adjust the Server document settings accordingly if you need more processing/less performance or less processing/greater performance. <br />
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Regards,<br />
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Scott
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To get actual numbers, you would probably have to let it run for a day, and check how many users got processed. Then adjust the Server document settings accordingly if you need more processing/less performance or less processing/greater performance.

Regards,

Scott

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Hello,<br />
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We are planning to peform a mass change of hierarchical certificates as part of a tidy up. &nbsp;Does anyone have any figures they can offer giving load information for AdminP that we can use to help decide the feasability of using this process (which is already busy), and how many users we would be able to rename on a daily basis. &nbsp;The current environment has a few domains (with cross-domain adminP processing enabled) and around 80,000 users.<br />
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Many thanks.
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Hello,

We are planning to peform a mass change of hierarchical certificates as part of a tidy up.  Does anyone have any figures they can offer giving load information for AdminP that we can use to help decide the feasability of using this process (which is already busy), and how many users we would be able to rename on a daily basis.  The current environment has a few domains (with cross-domain adminP processing enabled) and around 80,000 users.

Many thanks.

AdminP Load Figures

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