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Hardware recommandation for Terminal Server
Hi Experts!
I need some advice regarding hardware purchase.
Situation today, is that we have 2 sites, and one of the sites connect to our db applicatin threw TS.
The server is a 2003 std. with 3 gb RAM.
Until recently there has only been approx 20 concurrent users connected via TS Sessions, and this has worked ok.
Now we are counting 40 + concurrent users, and increasing.
Our server is begging for mercy, and I guess this is due to lack of RAM or could it be other reasons.
I have ordered 1 gb more, but after what I understand 4 GB i maximum RAM for windows 2003 std
It seams like we have plenty of diskspace.
Anyway we are discussing the possibility of purchasing a new dedicated TS server, and I was hoping that someone could give me some advice on a minimum configuration
for 60-70 concurrent sessions. The users will work in 4 different applications simultanously, that all are connected to our DB server.
Could someone please give me some advice?
I need some advice regarding hardware purchase.
Situation today, is that we have 2 sites, and one of the sites connect to our db applicatin threw TS.
The server is a 2003 std. with 3 gb RAM.
Until recently there has only been approx 20 concurrent users connected via TS Sessions, and this has worked ok.
Now we are counting 40 + concurrent users, and increasing.
Our server is begging for mercy, and I guess this is due to lack of RAM or could it be other reasons.
I have ordered 1 gb more, but after what I understand 4 GB i maximum RAM for windows 2003 std
It seams like we have plenty of diskspace.
Anyway we are discussing the possibility of purchasing a new dedicated TS server, and I was hoping that someone could give me some advice on a minimum configuration
for 60-70 concurrent sessions. The users will work in 4 different applications simultanously, that all are connected to our DB server.
Could someone please give me some advice?
TS have their optimum performance on 2GB~3GB ram so you would be much better adding a server then boosting the one you already have
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