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10-11-2012, 01:02 AM
For servers there are several considerations to make.
For example, if you have many users that use stuff like office software, your terminal server won't need powerful CPUs. Cheap quad core servers with moderate Ghz will do perfectly fine.
You should, however, have a considerably amount of RAM, like 16-32GB, depending on the number of users connected to your terminal server.
The file server should have low CPU and RAM but very fast disks to allow for speedy file transfers.
That's about it. (also most enterprises use Windows servers)
For example, if you have many users that use stuff like office software, your terminal server won't need powerful CPUs. Cheap quad core servers with moderate Ghz will do perfectly fine.
You should, however, have a considerably amount of RAM, like 16-32GB, depending on the number of users connected to your terminal server.
The file server should have low CPU and RAM but very fast disks to allow for speedy file transfers.
That's about it. (also most enterprises use Windows servers)
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