>Here is my config. Pentium Pro 200 128MB Intel MB & BX Chipset
>(2) 13GB IDE HDD's ( All I had at the time )
That'll do nicely. Is your beancounter happy? vbg
> Intel Pro/100 Nic
my favorite nic
>Here is how I have the drives configured
>
>Drive 1
>C: 1GB NTFS
NT system (ie almost nothing) partition 1 of 4
>D: CDROM
At first run of the disk manager, I always move the cdrom, cdrom burner,
ZIP drives to z:, y:, x:. allows me to keep my working volumes contiguous
from c: down.
>E: Rest of drive 1 NTFS 2 of 4
This will be the \imail\spool directory, no default or virtual domains here.
>Drive 2
>
>F: All of second drive NTFS
>I moved the swap file here for NT also
>I use this method and it improves the
>speed of NT a bit. IMHO
If you're going to put the swap like that, then create for it its own 512
mb partition, so the swap file will be contiguous and not mixed up with the
very busy mailbox partition?
F: 512 mb for swap partition 3 of 4
G: rest of 2nd disk, partition 4 of 4
>install. Before I do can you tell me what I need to do to
>split the spool dir from the virtual domain directories.
the spool directory is imail-root\spool, forcibly.
You can position the default and virtual domains are where you want to put
them.
>P.S. I really didn't mean to start such a debate over the
>NT4.0 WS 10 user limit.
It was not a useless thread.
>is logging the users on and NOT NT. So, What are you running ?
>By your advice I think the answer in NT4.0 WS and this works
>well for you correct ?
yes, but our Imail machine on NT4 wkstn is not very loaded so we never have
10 simul users (as if I, or anybody else, cared if we snook above 10 simul
users once in a while).
Len
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