The maximum amount of memory that can be used depends on the chipset of the mainboard in the UTM220. I am not sure about the exact maximum, but 4GB should be possible.
The ASG software is based on Linux and can address more than 4GB of RAM, regardless if you are using the 32bit or 64bit version of the kernel. Only MS Windows has such limitations.
Depends on how the kernel is compiled.... You can access more than 4 gigs in such an instance..but because if memory paging you loose performance. If you want to use more than 3 gigs just use 64 bit. I also just use 64 bit by default..even in sub 4 gig installs because later when you need more than 4 you want have to reinstall to use all 4 gigs and get maximum system performance
The maximum amount of memory that can be used depends on the chipset of the mainboard in the UTM220. I am not sure about the exact maximum, but 4GB should be possible.
The ASG software is based on Linux and can address more than 4GB of RAM, regardless if you are using the 32bit or 64bit version of the kernel. Only MS Windows has such limitations.
Depends on how the kernel is compiled.... You can access more than 4 gigs in such an instance..but because if memory paging you loose performance. If you want to use more than 3 gigs just use 64 bit. I also just use 64 bit by default..even in sub 4 gig installs because later when you need more than 4 you want have to reinstall to use all 4 gigs and get maximum system performance
