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Written by zhangyuan  
February 03, 2008 16:27

Example configurations for Fedora Core Linux dedicated servers

 

 Example 1Example 2Example 3
ProcessorP4 2.8 GHzP4 2.8 GHzSingle Xeon 3.0GHz
RAMDOUBLE RAM @ 1024Mb*DOUBLE RAM @ 2Gb*DOUBLE RAM @ 2Gb*
Disk drive2x80Gb IDE Hard Disc 7200rpm2x200Gb IDE Hard Disc 7200rpm2x200Gb SATA RAID 1 HD 10,000rpm
Data transfer100Gb p.c.m200Gb p.c.m/ 512Kb/sec200Gb p.c.m/ 1Mb/sec

 

 

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