Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Firebird - Server/Workstation requirements etc |
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Author | Lester Caine |
Post date | 2004-04-04T14:57:15Z |
Johan van Zyl wrote:
the operator. As long as there is not too much activity it's
fine.
than Windows. Windows 98 with 64Mb Ram is probably a
minimum. Depends on who much work it has to do.
This all depends on what you have to do - Cost wise, a Linux
server + 98 workstations is probably best setup. But it dump
terminals are practical (Linux+Browser), then PHP and a more
powerful Linux server to do the work.
As I say how long is the string ;)
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Lester Caine
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L.S.Caine Electronic Services
> As I must make a URGENT decision about which SQL database I must switch myYes
> major client to I would like confirmation of the following.
> 1. Can a Firebird database succesfully be run on Win 98 as FILESERVER (Peer
> to Peer)?
> 2. Can this Win 98 Server also be used as a workstation at the same time?I run a local copy of the database on the same machine as
> How would I manage that? (With GREAT difficulty<g>)
the operator. As long as there is not too much activity it's
fine.
> 3. What are the minumum requirements per FileServer and per Workstation?A Linux Firebird server would get away with less hardware
than Windows. Windows 98 with 64Mb Ram is probably a
minimum. Depends on who much work it has to do.
> 4. Anything else I should know, especially about a low level/low costHow long the piece of string is?
> installation, such as the one I plan here?
This all depends on what you have to do - Cost wise, a Linux
server + 98 workstations is probably best setup. But it dump
terminals are practical (Linux+Browser), then PHP and a more
powerful Linux server to do the work.
As I say how long is the string ;)
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Lester Caine
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L.S.Caine Electronic Services