> You need to look at your NT performance monitor to see where the

bottleneck

> is. IB does not support SMP, so adding a processor would not help much.
> 128meg ram does not sound like near enough for 10 users. I think the

bottom

> line is, there is no excuse for speed. If you want to go faster, you need

a

> faster CPU.

This is true but if you have any serious IB server implementations it is
wise to have a dual processor machine so that if IB ever gets in a tail spin
you still have the ability to control the machine. use IB_Affinity provided
by Karsten Strobel. It is a simple utility that sets the affinity mask so
that IB only operates using a single CPU leaving the remaining ones for
system tasks.

HTH,
Jason Wharton
CPS - Mesa AZ
http://www.ibobjects.com