(perhaps, this message got lost, so re-posting) (and revised) Hi, Can it (OpenChange and related apps/services /processes) be installed on a CentOS (v6.3) 32-bit computer ? (or on RedHat 6.3 or on Fedora 17, 18) ?
Out of two choices: Fedora or CentOS, which one would you suggest or will be better as a stable server computer for it(OpenChange) ? Which would be easier to install & run it ? Will it function properly, lets say for example under 100 users, on a computer with only 256 MBytes RAM/primary memory ? (and which has large secondary hard-drive). Will it run inside a VPS, KVM ? How much RAM (primary) memory does OpenChange service/process consumes ? Can it be configured to use less RAM memory, and use more swap instead ? or, can it be configured to use less ram by using database more frequently ? To serve around 100 users, can one server computer be enough initially ? Can another instance of OpenChange+SOGo be added as a redundant/backup/secondary MX server ? (in case of a "primary" OpenChange computer went down or restarting or updating) ? Can a primary OpenChange+SOGo solution, be configured to actively sync all data with a secondary OpenChnage+SOGo solution/ server ? Components like: SAMBA4, MAPI, Python, SOPE, SOGo, BIND, OpenLDAP, etc) which it depends on or related to it or required, can those be configured to use less RAM/primary memory ? How much RAM memory resource those components (with OpenChange), altogether consumes ? Many thanks in advance for your response/help on these, -- Bright Star.
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