RE: [cobalt-users] qube3

[Rodolfo Paiz <rpaiz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Don't take my word for it, but I *think* that 150 represents an
approximation of what Cobalt expects that, in the real world, would cause
the Qube to max out. Remember that the Qube is designed to do DNS, DHCP,
NAT, email, web, ftp, and file sharing for about 150 people inside an office
LAN. So if you're only using it for mail, you should hit substantially more
than that without trouble, I'd guess.

For what it's worth, I've got about 70 people hitting the Qube and it hasn't
even blinked... and we *are* using all those services simultaneously. The
Qube is forwarding an average of 512 Kbps bandwidth to/from the Internet,
and everybody has their mail on the Qube, plus uses it to store files they
need a backup of, etc.

What do you really need? That, I think, is the more relevant question.

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Rodolfo J. Paiz
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