I need some ideas on a new 2u or 1u 19" server for sending about 50,000
emails in a day. I can build the server if there isnt a package to meet
the needs.
I just need a server that will handle that kind of load and have room for
a secondary drive for mirroring. I would like to have a dual processo
David Milholen wrote:
I need some ideas on a new 2u or 1u 19" server for sending about 50,000
emails in a day. I can build the server if there isnt a package to meet
the needs.
I just need a server that will handle that kind of load and have room for
a secondary drive for mirroring. I would like
I use SuperMicro 1U in various configuration (2x opteron, 2x xeon, 1x
P4) and price is from 800$-2000$ depends of hardware.
It's a big diffirent (and price) if you are running IMAP with a lot
of users, i use 3WARE 12ch SATA RAID and 12x250Gb (RAID 5 + HOT SPARE)
with 120 email accaunts, after
David Milholen wrote:
I need some ideas on a new 2u or 1u 19" server for sending about 50,000
emails in a day. I can build the server if there isnt a package to meet
the needs.
I just need a server that will handle that kind of load and have room for
a secondary drive for mirroring. I would like
That is about what I have now. It seems to do really well with about the
same customer base you have, but I have one business client on there that
sends about 35,000 emails with a maillist manager.
I installing the new mail server with more horse power to take care of my
business clients for the o
Sounds really good,but I am steering towards some pentium based hardware
so that I do not have to go looking for specialized drivers for linux.
> David Milholen wrote:
>> I need some ideas on a new 2u or 1u 19" server for sending about 50,000
>> emails in a day. I can build the server if there isn
Now that sounds interesting, I definately want to check on this. I do not
have much experience with xeon but I have heard good things.
Thanks
> I use SuperMicro 1U in various configuration (2x opteron, 2x xeon, 1x
> P4) and price is from 800$-2000$ depends of hardware.
> It's a big diffirent (and
David Milholen wrote:
Now that sounds interesting, I definately want to check on this. I do not
have much experience with xeon but I have heard good things.
Hey David,
There's nothing particular to learn about Xeons, esp if you start with a
distribution like CentOS -- it will pick the right k