Exchange 2007. Not a desktop app, of course, but for some reason on every system i've tried it on it uses (amount of ram)+2gb, meaning the system is in a constant state of utilizing the page file. not nice.
Thats assets, what about recurring costs on the ISP side? If you have 30k subscribers @ 10mb each, you'd need over 300 OC-192 lines to keep up if each sub maxed out his bandwidth. I dont know how much one of those costs, but I'd love to try one out for a day...
We use APC PDUs to remotely control the hardware power to our servers and network devices. They have a nice web frontend, but i believe they have a telnet and maybe ssh too. It doesn't solve the issue of restarting programs, but i like them because they're completely independent of the hardware you're trying to restart. log in, check off the outlets youwant to control, give it a command (off, reboot, on) and click apply. 1U rack space and provides 8 controlled outlets.
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I thought it was a sequel to Fern Gully.
That didn't work too well in Superman 2.....
Exchange 2007. Not a desktop app, of course, but for some reason on every system i've tried it on it uses (amount of ram)+2gb, meaning the system is in a constant state of utilizing the page file. not nice.
Wait a minute, there's a flaw in your process. You need an entry with '.....' just before profit.
/. will not allow a fully formed Profit!! process to be posted.
Thats assets, what about recurring costs on the ISP side? If you have 30k subscribers @ 10mb each, you'd need over 300 OC-192 lines to keep up if each sub maxed out his bandwidth. I dont know how much one of those costs, but I'd love to try one out for a day...
That would work for 75% of people for inbound only. Most ISPs I know of block port 80 servers. That and the overhead would probably suck.
We use APC PDUs to remotely control the hardware power to our servers and network devices. They have a nice web frontend, but i believe they have a telnet and maybe ssh too. It doesn't solve the issue of restarting programs, but i like them because they're completely independent of the hardware you're trying to restart. log in, check off the outlets youwant to control, give it a command (off, reboot, on) and click apply. 1U rack space and provides 8 controlled outlets.
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