I know what the manufacturers say. But before I "go to the well" to get the money to upgrade my PC, I'd like some practical knowledge about what CPU/Memory/Disk Space/Etc. are needed to create a virtual network consisting of three Windows 2003 servers to do my studying on...
Or should I just buy three older boxes and a hub? I really don't want to buy more junk I'm just going to have to recyucle...
What are your recommendations? Is a 2.2GHz Celeron enough or do I need a P4 3.6GHz CPU? What about RAM? Is 256MB each Virtual Server enough or do I need 3GB on the PC hosting them? I have a couple of more than half-empty 40GB 7200 RPM drives... Will than negatively affect me? Do I need 2 physical LAN cards? etc...
Looking forward to your replies!!!
Setnaffa is an MCSA-2k3 (working on MCSE-2k3) with a few other certs, too...
Or should I just buy three older boxes and a hub? I really don't want to buy more junk I'm just going to have to recyucle...
What are your recommendations? Is a 2.2GHz Celeron enough or do I need a P4 3.6GHz CPU? What about RAM? Is 256MB each Virtual Server enough or do I need 3GB on the PC hosting them? I have a couple of more than half-empty 40GB 7200 RPM drives... Will than negatively affect me? Do I need 2 physical LAN cards? etc...
Looking forward to your replies!!!
Setnaffa is an MCSA-2k3 (working on MCSE-2k3) with a few other certs, too...