I've long said 2 gigs is the minimum with 4 being the real world usage. I've also long talked about how swap in Linux is not like swap in windows...[:)]. Have you totally written off astaro? If can we talk about a software version install on a properly sized dell or HP server?
I've long said 2 gigs is the minimum with 4 being the real world usage. I've also long talked about how swap in Linux is not like swap in windows...[:)]. Have you totally written off astaro? If can we talk about a software version install on a properly sized dell or HP server?
I've long said 2 gigs is the minimum with 4 being the real world usage. I've also long talked about how swap in Linux is not like swap in windows...[:)]. Have you totally written off astaro? If can we talk about a software version install on a properly sized dell or HP server?
Interesting, I have plenty of old decommissioned Dell servers kicking around with significantly more processor and memory capacity. I only use two network interfaces on the 220s anyway. This is an option I really haven't considered.
I do like the software (faster updates would be nice but the design is solid), I was just frustrated that I was stuck with such a ridiculous issue of insufficient RAM. Please tell me a bit more about how this would work. Would I be able to shift my current subscriptions and annual support. How much would it cost to transition from three ASG 220s to three software-based setups. What do I lose by going with just software rather than a full hardware/software setup?
I do not have any discretionary funds but this might give me something to budget and work towards that is more reasonable than the cost of full device replacement.
