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There are Excel files to download below<br />
<a href="http://docs.oracle.com/html/E25460_01/r2_fr_requirements.htm" rel="ugc">http://docs.oracle.com/htm<wbr />l/E25460_0<wbr />1/r2_fr_re<wbr />quirements<wbr />.htm</a><br />
for the Prerequisites:
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I need to know how much RAM and CPU power i need for this number of clients .
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I think 16 or 32 GB Ram (but usually the hardware is supporting up to 16 GB Ram), using Core i7 or above CPU power can be fine.
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I have IBM blade chases H so its not the problem how much it's just what is optimal for that number of users :)i thought someone &nbsp;did load test per user or something ..
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Anyone has experience what is the optimal system configuration for running &nbsp;Oracle Forms and Reports 11G for 1000 users (500 concurrent ) on 64bit Oracle Linux.I am a system guy so this is a question for APP guys :)
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Anyone has experience what is the optimal system configuration for running  Oracle Forms and Reports 11G for 1000 users (500 concurrent ) on 64bit Oracle Linux.I am a system guy so this is a question for APP guys :)

There are Excel files to download below
http://docs.oracle.com/html/E25460_01/r2_fr_requirements.htm (http://docs.oracle.com/html/E25460_01/r2_fr_requirements.htm)
for the Prerequisites:

I need to know how much RAM and CPU power i need for this number of clients .

I think 16 or 32 GB Ram (but usually the hardware is supporting up to 16 GB Ram), using Core i7 or above CPU power can be fine.

I have IBM blade chases H so its not the problem how much it&#39;s just what is optimal for that number of users :)i thought someone  did load test per user or something ..

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