How many clients will max out a sparc20?
Jason Vannest <vannestj@oumail1.email.ohiou.edu> Wed, 10 July 1996 02:30 UTC
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From: Jason Vannest <vannestj@oumail1.email.ohiou.edu>
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Subject: How many clients will max out a sparc20?
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Was just wondering if anyone had thought about how many clients banging away at a dhcp server will be acceptable. ie.. the server will respond in a reasonable amount of time with out getting over worked. We have a network of 10,000+ nodes, and are wondering how many servers would be logical. Thanks for your help in advanced, Jason Vannest vannestj@oumail1.email.ohiou.edu
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