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Does anyone know where i can find out how powerful a machine has to be to handle a certain amount of call volume? Eg, 2Ghz is enough processing power to maintain 100 calls at a time. 4Ghz is engouh to process 250 calls etc etc. Thanks Dan -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20050929/848d980c/attachment.htm

here's our setup: 1) Windows NT4.0 server/PDC 2) Multiple Windows NT4.0 (SP 6) and Windows 2000 (SP 2) 3) AIX 4.3 file server running samba (1.9) currently we are trying to make a change in all users windows profiles. we are trying to switch from roaming to local. thats easy engouh, but we also want to redirect the windows desktop and my docs folder to our network file server (samba) so that the desktop and my documents will, in effect, roam to other comuters. heres our problem: a user, on a windows platform, creates a document in word, or any other windows app, and saves i...

...read only = No inherit permissions = Yes inherit acls = Yes map acl inherit = Yes Any ideas what else I could try, or where I could post this question, or how I could just get along someway? I have found similar problems on the mailing list, but not one that applies good engouh to my case. No Linux boxes have to map the share. It is mounted by windows XP clients, only. And no other folders than the already existin shares should have to be created. Do I have to add user-logon scripts, local groups, group mappings, etc. (I'd like to avoid all of that)? Thank you for...

Hello, I am a new user of R and Linux (debian squeeze), and I am trying to install the ncdf library. First I don't know wich is the best to use (ncdf or ncdf4), But not matter the one I tried to install, it always failled. I try to find a solution to this common problem on the web, but I never find the good way to solve it. I hope you could help me I try many things during two days and now I

...dents > > to log in. If a class uses the labs and students log in all at once, the > > domain controller's load average goes above 200 on some occasions and > > becomes unresponsive. I have to end up restarting the smbd/nmdb processes. > Have you tested if your servers have engouh RAM? smbd's should not > swap. > > Christian > > > > > My initial hunch is that it takes so long because of the size of the > > smbpasswd file and the fact that it is just a flat file. Are there any > > plans to add DBM hooks in? > > > > We do hav...

...a long time for students > to log in. If a class uses the labs and students log in all at once, the > domain controller's load average goes above 200 on some occasions and > becomes unresponsive. I have to end up restarting the smbd/nmdb processes. Have you tested if your servers have engouh RAM? smbd's should not swap. Christian > > My initial hunch is that it takes so long because of the size of the > smbpasswd file and the fact that it is just a flat file. Are there any > plans to add DBM hooks in? > > We do have an LDAP server that I would like to use....

...an average of 450 users at any given time without > problems. When I get many more than 500 users, I begin to have memory > shortage problems. How much memory uses one smbd? My 2.0.7 on RedHat/Intel need about 1.5 MB ("RSS" field of ps) each. 2 MB, 500 smbds --> 1 GB should be engouh. May be tweck the optimisation setting for the compiling. How long is your server running? I have noticed that the amount of memory a smbd need increases with the time: After roughly 400 days each of my smbd's needed about 3 MB. Just restarting samba (not the machine), I had to do so becaus...