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Subject: re: performance meassuring
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I have mailserver, webserver, DNS and NFS server. I know there is no =
specific
performance value, because of that I wanted make separated lists for those =
basic types
(Maybe my english wasn't descriptive enough for that :( ). And also I =
wanted know why that
or other value is important for the concrete type of server... I know it =
all stands on the
knowledges of HW architectures, kernel, FS and alike... but I don't have =
these knowdleges
(yet) and I need to meassure server. Because I need to have feedback, when =
changing
setting of server.
Todor
P.S. Can the number of packets per second be the optimistic assumption of =
raw network
processing power of the server?