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Managing CPU processing power

  • 31-07-2007 9:12am
    #1
    workaccount
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    We have a Xeon server here running an ERP system and I want users to be given a certain set amount of CPU time. Sometimes if there are less users on the system they should be able to take available slots from other non-active users. Then if the non-active users become active they can take their slice back.

    What solution is available for this?


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  • #2
    Khannie
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    What OS are you running?


  • #3
    workaccount
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    Server 2003


  • #4
    L31mr0d
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    This should be moved to the windows section, you should get more opinions from there.


  • #5
    Stephen
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    I've no idea how your ERP system works but if it is some kind of terminal services based thing then this sounds like a job for Citrix. If its some uber client server thing like SAP then I dunno :)


  • #6
    workaccount
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    Stephen wrote:
    I've no idea how your ERP system works but if it is some kind of terminal services based thing then this sounds like a job for Citrix. If its some uber client server thing like SAP then I dunno :)


    It's similiar to SAP. It's Navision. It has a SQL database. I think it may be more a SQL issue than ERP.


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  • #7
    Anti
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    If you have a enhancement plan you can always contact your MBS partner and ask them for help. Thats what they are there for.


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