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Hello! How can i tell how many cores i have on my server? Please post an answer asap! Thank you so much.

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Q. How many cores in my cpu?

Just check information about your computer. It is in the papers about your computer which you get when bought your computer. Or you can simply click right mouse butoon on my computer icon than propertires and there will be general information about your computer. And there you can see any other important information you may want to know. John Doubtson

Q. How many numbers of cpu-cores does a 1ru server contain?
how many numbers of cpu-cores does a 1ru intel/amd class server contain?

"Internal data storage video * ati radeon 7000m embedded *..."

IBM xSeries 366 8863 1RU Ddescription: 1x Xeon 3.16GHz/667MHz (1MB L2 cache), 2x 1GB PC2-3200 DDR2 ECC Chipkill DIMM, 0x 0GB SCSI HDD (open bay), DVD-ROM, Dual 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet, SVGA (16MB), 1x 1300W power supply Overview - IBM eServer xSeries 366 8863 1RU Features and specifications Processor * Up to four 64-bit dual-core Intel Xeon MP up to 3.66GHz with 1MB L2 Cache Memory * High availability Active Memory with including support for Chipkill * Memory Mirroring and Memory ProteXion 2GB of high-speed PC2-3200 memory; expandable to 64GB (when 4GB DIMMs become available) Hard disk drive (HDD) * New Serial Attach SCSI (SAS) hot-swap hard files for the latest in high performance disk technology - 438GB total capacity with 73GB HDD and optional RAID levels 0, 1, 10, 5, 50, 60 and IBM exclusive 1E, and 5EE support DVD * 8x DVD-ROM, three USB ports, two serial ports, RS-485 port, SVGA video port, mouse port, and keyboard port in a rack-dense 3U tool-free chassis Networking * Integrated Broadcom 5704 Dual-port 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet Six 2.5-inch hot-swap bays for flexible installation of HDDs, supporting up to 440.4B(2) internal data storage Video * ATI Radeon 7000M embedded * 16MB SDRAM standard/maximum video memory * 128-bit graphics engine with 8, 16, and 32 bpp mode acceleration * 32 bpp (4G colors/True Color) support digital 24-bit TMDS digital video signal to the optional RSA-2 SlimLine * DDC2 ci monitor communications support Power supply * One 1300-watt, voltage sensing, hot-swap power supply with optional 2 second power supply RAID support * The ServeRAID 8i SAS Controller is a high-performance RAID controller that works with the onboard SAS controller of selected xSeries servers to provide RAID-5 capability for SAS hard drives. * Up to six 2.5-inch Serial Attach SCSI (SAS) HDDs with optional RAID 0, 1, 5, 1E, 00, 10, 50, 1E0, 5EE ServeRAID 8i SAS controller available without using a system PCI-X slot. RAID 60 is supported by the ServeRAID-8i but not in the x366, because RAID 60 requires eight drives. Configuration * 3U rack-optimized tool free chassis

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Q. Will a dual core server processor work in a desktop computer?
i am looking to upgrading my desktop's processor. i found this dual core "server" processor that i would like to use (http://www.newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=n82e16819105222). will this processor work in a desktop computer, or do i need one that is for a desktop?

"If your running a server and looking for a server processor..."

the server processors are made specically for SERVERS. say like intel xeon or amd opteron. tyose are server prcosseros made for servers and are good for nothing else. if your running a server and looking for a server processor, get either xeon or opteron. (depends on what your motehrboard can handle). if your gonna go for daily use and maybe some gaming, get a dual core. intel dual core e8400 is good enough. check your motherboard online and see what prcoessors are compatible with it. if it uses INTEL and u try to use AMD, your gonna bust up ure PC.

Q. Can i use my dell server with xeon 2.5ghz quad cores and raid hardisk as a pc? ? and install windows xp on it?
hi all i have a new dell 1950 u1 server with 2 quad xeon cores each 2.5ghz speed, 4gb ram and 2 raid 160gb hardisk its really fast, but can i use it as a pc ?? can i install windows xp on it ? games ? office ? and other stuff is it recommended and why i simply don't need it anymore as a server, so would love to take advantage from using it as a pc ... thanks all

"Just absolutely terrible for anything other than running a server console..."

I have several Dell 1950s and I can tell you from experience they make horrible "desktop" systems. You have a lot of CPU power in there; however you have virtually no video capacity. The onboard video is typically an ATI Radeon with no dedicated GPU and 8mb of RAM. Furthermore, it's a 1x AGP bus if I recall. Just absolutely terrible for anything other than running a server console. You're also going to have a problem with drivers. The Intel chipsets used are specifically made for server systems and, to my knowledge, neither Dell nor Intel provides XP drivers. However, I'm sure you can track down drivers that are equivalent on the desktop side and work. If you really want to make this work then you could purchase a PCI Express video card and put it into one of the two available expansion slots assuming you got the model that has expansion slots available. Then you'd have to spend the time hunting down drivers or modifying the INF files of the ones Dell provides to install on XP. Many server drivers work fine in XP if you mess with the INFs. Bottom line, unless you want to put in some time and money this simply isn't worth it. On the other hand if it's just going to go to waste then by all means; rock on.

Q. How to install a server into computer?
hello. i want to reinstall server core r2 into a computer... my current computer's server is another server but i want to install the server core into it.. i have a cd, so how do i go about doing that? just insert into the cd into the cd drive then? sorry to ask such a stupid question, but i really don't know. thanks so it means i put the cd into the cd drive before i switch on the computer or i could just start the computer first then put the cd?

Just put the CD in the drive and restart Windows. Or put the CD in the drive when the computer is off, then turn it on. Either way does the same thing.

Q. How do i setup our proxy server to require a password before users can connect to it to access the internet?
i am using fedora core 4 proxy server. thanks.

"I'm assuming fedora is using squid as the proxy server..."

I'm assuming Fedora is using Squid as the proxy server. Here's a link to information on authentication and squid. http://www.linuxdevcenter.com/pub/a/linux/2001/08/09/authen_squid.html

Q. If i install apache server on fedora core how much security stuff do i have to do?
i would like to run my own web server but i don't want to deal with being hacked all the time. i know linux is significantly more stable than ms security wise, but still...how much security stuff do i have to do in order to secure my server? thanks

If you install BIND and/or HTTPD (apache) on fedora, you shouldn't have any problems even with the default configuration. Depending on how and where you install your default index.htm(l). The one thing you might want to look into, if you are into security.....create symbolic links to your web-pages in "chroot". chroot will basically put symbolic links into the directory where your web-pages are located, instead of putting the actual web-site into said directory. This will give an added layer of security to your website.

Q. How can i install or setup dhcp server in linux fedora core 5?
how can i install or setup dhcp server in linux fedora core 5? i need only for fedora core 5..

Check this site, it has some good stuff for dhcp setup in Linux, http://www.linuxhomenetworking.com/wiki/index.php/Quick_HOWTO_:_Ch08_:_Configuring_the_DHCP_Server

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