Maks ram på en Domino Server

God artikel på IBM om Domino, Windows og 2G
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=463&uid=swg21257005

Jeg er ikke klar over om Linux har samme problem.

og her
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?&uid=swg21233872

http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21296452

Og her en præsentation fra Lotusphere
Se side 14.
http://www.nashcom.de/nsh/web.nsf/ff5ce882e73ab026c1256942003bdf10/6084a81e9f2c2b00c1256cc30030c6c1/$FILE/bp403_linux_final.pdf
Daniel Nashed ved alt om Domino på Unix.
Det var ham der først installerede Domino Linux på en Xbox.

Tak, det sidste link var især godt:-)

jogii smid et svar så jeg kan lukke den her

Og for god ordens skyld fandt jeg det her:

Memory Limits & Scalability
 Domino 6
 Maximum 2 GB shared memory / 2 GB local process memory per process
 Domino 7 on SLES8/SLES9 32bit
 Maximum 3 GB shared memory / 1 GB local process memory per process
 By changing the mapped-base
 Domino 7 on SLES9 64Bit
 More than 3 GB of shared memory
 Only limit is 4 GB total memory size per process
 Domino 7 on SLES9 in 64Bit Mode supports larger number of
partitions with 32Bit dedicated address space per Domino
Partition (DPAR)
 Practical limit would be 3-4 partitions with 12-16 GB of RAM
 In combination with thread-pool support (IOCP) this allows Linux boxes to
scale like AIX or Solaris
 Take care to have fast I/O / disk subsystems

Swap file (up to two devices)
 up to 8GB -> 2 times the size of physical memory
 > 2GB RAM -> 1.5 times the size of physical memory

Memory Limits & Scalability
- Domino 6
- Maximum 2 GB shared memory / 2 GB local process memory per process
- Domino 7 on SLES8/SLES9 32bit
- Maximum 3 GB shared memory / 1 GB local process memory per process
- By changing the mapped-base
- Domino 7 on SLES9 64Bit
- More than 3 GB of shared memory
- Only limit is 4 GB total memory size per process
- Domino 7 on SLES9 in 64Bit Mode supports larger number of
partitions with 32Bit dedicated address space per Domino
Partition (DPAR)
- Practical limit would be 3-4 partitions with 12-16 GB of RAM
- In combination with thread-pool support (IOCP) this allows Linux boxes to
scale like AIX or Solaris
- Take care to have fast I/O / disk subsystems

Swap file (up to two devices)
- up to 8GB -> 2 times the size of physical memory
- > 2GB RAM -> 1.5 times the size of physical memory

Ja værsgo. Daniel Nashed er altid god for gode informationer.
Hvis du arbejder med Domino på Linux/Unix, så se også efter hanse Start/Stop-scripts, som jeg ved der er mange der er glade for.

Tak igen, den vil jeg da lige kigge igennem. http://www.nashcom.de/nshweb/pages/startscript.htm