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444A/0696 WHITE PAPER (cont.) 9... Figure 1. Exchange Server test network topology. LOADSIM CLIENT HARDWARE CONFIGURATIONS Machine Class Compaq ProLiant 2000 System Processor Single Pentium/100 System Memory 64 Mbytes Disk subsystem 1GB Fast SCSI-2 Network Interface Compaq NetFlex/2 (10BaseT) Operating System Windows NT Workstation v3.51 + SP2 Table 3. LoadSim client hardware configurations PERFORMANCE RESULTS Introduction In this section of the paper the focus will be on the actual performance results of Microsoft Exchange Server. There are three main areas of server resources to warrant attention: • Processor subsystem - all the server's CPU resource, whether uaniprocessor system or a multiprocessor system • Disk subsystem - all the server's disk storage resource, including controller type and number of drives in a RAID set

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Figure 1. Exchange Server test network topology.
L
OAD
S
IM CLIENT HARDWARE CONFIGURATIONS
Machine Class
Compaq ProLiant 2000
System Processor
Single Pentium/100
System Memory
64 Mbytes
Disk subsystem
1GB Fast SCSI-2
Network Interface
Compaq NetFlex/2 (10BaseT)
Operating System
Windows NT Workstation v3.51 + SP2
Table 3. LoadSim client hardware configurations
P
ERFORMANCE
R
ESULTS
Introduction
In this section of the paper the focus will be on the actual performance results of Microsoft
Exchange Server.
There are three main areas of server resources to warrant attention:
•
Processor subsystem - all the server’s CPU resource, whether a
uniprocessor system or a
multiprocessor system
•
Disk subsystem - all the server’s disk storage resource, including controller type and number
of drives in a RAID set