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How do I judge memory and processor needed per app and users?

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How do I judge memory and processor needed per app and users?

How do I judge memory and processor needed per app and users?

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I need to spec an HP servers for 600 users. I need to have a idea on how to plan the server size for these users and apps. like exchange , fax serv, backup exec, O/S, etc.
[processor, HD, memory per user per app.]

I also need to know how many servers I should destribute the load on. I understand nothing is exact but If I could find away of judging an estimate it would help.

I'm looking for a way of planning other installs as well?   

RE: How do I judge memory and processor needed per app and users?

(OP)
HP is no use in this situation.  but I realized that all of the applications have system requirements and user requirements. I found all I needed looking at the manufacturers sites.

What kind of support have you recieved from HP because all they have ever offered to me is part #s?

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