I am running a fresh compiled version of Apache 2.2.1 on ubuntu 10.04.03 LTS. The root-server has 32GB RAM and is a i7-2600k. The about same hardware and software is available for testing inside a virtual box on the intranet.
While the test server works great, serving about 800 concurent transactions/sec the "real" server on the internet just serves about 15 transactions per/second.
Do you want to test how your new site work under an heavy load ?
Put it under siege !
I have repurposed an old machine to serve as an Intranet server for our LAN. I was planning to use it to host some Drupal projects. I initially used Cherokee with PHP-FPM. It was working well when I was the only accessing it during development.
I have a virtual development server running Ubuntu Server set up with Apache and running under VirtualBox on a Mac (host OS is OSX 10.8.1). I have a bridged adapter configured in an attempt to make it visible from my test devices (iPhone and Android) inside the network.
When I connect to the server from the "real" machine that's running it, everything's fine - webpages can be loaded, etc.
I have a virtual development server running Ubuntu Server set up with Apache and running under VirtualBox on a Mac (host OS is OSX 10.8.1). I have a bridged adapter configured in an attempt to make it visible from my test devices (iPhone and Android) inside the network.
When I connect to the server from the "real" machine that's running it, everything's fine - webpages can be loaded, etc.
I need to set up a small office network that will consist of the following:
10 laptops and desktop running windows 7
1 desktop machine running Ubuntu desktop 12.04
I want all the windows 7 machines to be connected with ubuntu desktop, all i want is ubuntu desktop as a internet server, internet access will be directly coming to the ubuntu desktop and output lan to the router so user can access i
I would like to install a Test/Dummy SMTP server on a Windows 2008 server (virtual box). I just want to test my web application on the machine it self so I don't need the mails to go out on the internet, but just to be written to disk (so that I can verify that the mail function was indeed called and the correct data was handed over to SMTP)
Can you recommend some tool.
Hello, I have been running 10.10 server with no GUI for a few months without issue. I decided to install ubuntu desktop (GUI), because I want to turn it into a media server, and I'm finding that my Internet browsing fails intermittently. i.e. I can get google.com sometimes and sometimes not.
I have 2 servers running CentOS 6
I have a server A, that has 2 network cards. eth0 is a private test network. eth1 is the corporate network, where a proxy server must be used to access the internet. On this server I use
export http_proxy=http://proxyserver:3128/
and am able to access the internet.
I have a server B that has 1 network card.