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How many agents can a server handle?

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    mulder
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    Hi,

    I would like to make a plan to deploy NetXMS.
    Do you have any indications or examples (hardware spec of server, the number of agents, etc.)?

    mulder

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      Alex Kirhenshtein
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      It's hard to tell, since it depends not only on number of nodes, but also number of DCIs on each node,  how often you check for new data, etc.

      I've seen installation of NetXMS running on P3/750 with 2gb of RAM monitoring 200 nodes, with approximately 20 DCIs per node and collection interval of 1 minute.
      Database (MySQL in that case) was running on the same server.

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        mulder
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        Hi Alex,

        Thank you so much for your information.
        It's very helpful for me.

        mulder

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