October 23, 200025 yr I run FMPro unlimited AND FMPro Server on the same box and it just rocks. THERE ARE NO RULES except: do you get the performace you need? If yes then great! JF
October 24, 200025 yr quote: Originally posted by jepar: I run FMPro unlimited AND FMPro Server on the same box and it just rocks. THERE ARE NO RULES except: do you get the performace you need? There is one issue, to get the best performance, each one needs to be the foremost application. Obviously this cannot happen. However, if you like the performance you are getting, then all the best to you! ------------------ =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Kurt Knippel Consultant Database Resources mailto:[email protected] http://www.database-resources.com =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
January 15, 200223 yr Author If you like two 500MHz servers with a TCP/IP stack in between, then it's great. But just think that for the same price, you can run a dual 867MHz! I did a benchmark and with the specs above: it is 75% faster on the dual-processor machine. The info about "frontmost application" is just b/s. Just nice (service) the two applications. Did you know tha "manframe" servers do run everything on the same "box"?
January 16, 200223 yr quote: Originally posted by captkurt: There is one issue, to get the best performance, each one needs to be the foremost application. Obviously this cannot happen. Not on Mac OS Server is faceless service on PC. On the other hand why server and Unlimited? Only if server is serving network of Clients and also Unlimited for HTTP access. PCs are datacrunching machines and if data are OK and not being corrupted, power of current machines and OS will yield great throughput for FileMaker. Anatoli loyal Apple and PC user
January 16, 200223 yr Author Why both? Simple because I have many power users with fat clients and data entry or remote folks with browsers! You see, server has more options to manage connexions that regular FM PRO. Have you tried it on OS X? Can you nice the two? JF loyal MAC, PC & LINUX user!
January 17, 200223 yr RE: Simple because I have many power users with fat clients and data entry or remote folks with browsers! Didn't I wrote that above? Anatoli loyal Apple and PC user
January 17, 200223 yr Author Sorry, I misread your post. I thought you were asking a question. BTW (if anybody needs to know) unlimited can server both. Cheers! JF
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