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Hardware for ACC 2

Hi Friends !

I am trying to first time install ACC.2 ,i want to test single ASG 7.5 with single node (desktop) for that even i will require gig ehernet card

i have 1 spare system celeron 768 mb ram 2 NIC 10/100 cards
other system i can arrange is core2duo 2 gb ram with 1 gig nic and other could be 10/100 is it ok ? for very basic ACC install

or i will require 2 gig NICS

WHAT IF I DONT HAVE 2 GIG nic cards

Thanks

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0 megaposer over 15 years ago

Hello,

thanks for your interest in ACC V2.

Please find the hardware requirements information in the respective release notes and/or data-sheet of the product:

http://www.astaro.com/content/download/2904/23694/file/Astaro_Command_Center_Datasheet_us.pdf

http://up2date.astaro.com/ACCV2_ReleaseNotes.pdf

For just testing/trying it out your Celeron system might suffice but this won't allow you to scale over say 10 managed gateways.

ACC only requires one NIC, additional NICs can be used optionally.

Gigabit Ethernet is not required. More important is the available bandwidth from your ACC to the managed gateways and from your ACC to your browser. With one device, you probably can still use the system with ISDN or a modem connection ;-)

Regards,
Henning
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0 utm_kid over 15 years ago in reply to megaposer

Hello,

thanks for your interest in ACC V2.

Please find the hardware requirements information in the respective release notes and/or data-sheet of the product:

http://www.astaro.com/content/download/2904/23694/file/Astaro_Command_Center_Datasheet_us.pdf

http://up2date.astaro.com/ACCV2_ReleaseNotes.pdf

For just testing/trying it out your Celeron system might suffice but this won't allow you to scale over say 10 managed gateways.

ACC only requires one NIC, additional NICs can be used optionally.

Gigabit Ethernet is not required. More important is the available bandwidth from your ACC to the managed gateways and from your ACC to your browser. With one device, you probably can still use the system with ISDN or a modem connection ;-)

Regards,
Henning

Thanks Henning,

I will try this ,and if i "stuck" i will trouble u

Thanks
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