Zimbra Specs?

[kmount]

Morning all,

Having a look at Zimbra today and just wondered whether people could share their zmibra server specs versus how many users etc so I could get an idea.

Thanks for your time.

Kim.

[Geoff]

AMD 3200+, 1Gb Ram, 100mbit Nic, 250Gb SATA drive. Ubuntu 6.06 LTS. 800 users.

[CyberNerd]

Dual Xeon 2.8Ghz
2GB RAM
1GB NIC
80GB SATA
Centos 4
1600 users (not simultaneous)

[kmount]

Wow, thanks Gents. - I'm looking forward to having a play with it having watched the videos it looks fantastic.

[kmount]

It installed (good start) and logs in fine etc with the html interface, but with ajax it freezes the browser and I can't seem to find anything useful on the net about how to look at it.

Tried IE6,7 & FF2.

Any ideas?

[Ric_]

It installed (good start) and logs in fine etc with the html interface, but with ajax it freezes the browser and I can't seem to find anything useful on the net about how to look at it.

Tried IE6,7 & FF2.

Any ideas?

You aren't going through a proxy to reach it are you?

[kmount]

I hope not

It's installed on an internal server with the exception set to allow access to it which allows me to log in with standard OK. - With the Ajax one it says "101 items remaining" and just sits there....

I shall install a gui on the server and try it locally I think...

Thanks

[webman]

We'll soon be installing it on a Dual Quad-Core Xeon with 8GB RAM and 73GB SAS drives at 15k RPM. Should be fast enough

Will be running Ubuntu 6.06.2, supporting total of about 900 users (~100 simultaneous).

[kmount]

You like it then?

[Ric_]

We'll soon be installing it on a Dual Quad-Core Xeon with 8GB RAM and 73GB SAS drives at 15k RPM.

Are you sure that is powerful enough

[kmount]

Faster than my _new_ DC.

[Sylv3r]

Kim

What OS did you use out of interest? I see a few people are using different variations I just wonder which people have found to be the best.

Thanks

[Ric_]

What OS did you use out of interest? I see a few people are using different variations I just wonder which people have found to be the best.

The idea is that you use the distro that you are most comfortable with. In my test setup I was running it on Debian Etch and it seemed fine. If you have a number of Linux servers already, use the same distro as them because you WILL start to confuse yourself with the subtle differences.

[Sylv3r]

The idea is that you use the distro that you are most comfortable with. In my test setup I was running it on Debian Etch and it seemed fine. If you have a number of Linux servers already, use the same distro as them because you WILL start to confuse yourself with the subtle differences.

Yeah, thats probably what I will do. I just wondered if some people had ran into complications with certain Distro's I would avoid them especially if its going to cause my a lot of head scratching in the long run.

Thanks

[kmount]

I had an ubuntu6 CD lying on the desk so used that, otherwise I'd have used gentoo and built from source.