Hardware Recommendation Needed for HRMS iRecruitment

We are deploying the HRMS iRecruitment module.
I am trying to spec out an external (dmz) web tier server.
Is anyone using the SunFire 1200?
I appreciate any hardware suggestions.
Thanks for your time.

That's right,
You definitely need to talk to the vendor, looks like their website is hosted on Windows Server with ASP and they just announced Microsoft Partnership
http://www.hrms.com/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabindex=13&tabid=15&iid=55

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application server and browser based client), but I'm still
unsure of what hardware and software is actually needed for the
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or Unix)? Also, what are the general memory/disk requirements if
the server needs to support about 100 concurrent connections?
Thanks,
Douglas Scott
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John Funk (guest) wrote:
: Frank Huether (guest) wrote:
: : Douglas Scott (guest) wrote:
: : : My company is planning on migrating a Forms 3.0
application
: to
: : : WebForms (we need to support both Win95/98 PCs and
: : Macintoshes).
: : : I understand the basic 3-tier structure (i.e. database
: : server,
: : : application server and browser based client), but I'm
still
: : : unsure of what hardware and software is actually needed
for
: : the
: : : application server (especially since Oracle keeps changing
: the
: : : names of their products). Can anyone tell me what the
: : hardware
: : : and software requirements are for a WebForms (w/reports)
: : : application server assuming that I don't have anything yet
: (NT
: : : or Unix)? Also, what are the general memory/disk
: requirements
: : if
: : : the server needs to support about 100 concurrent
: connections?
: : : Thanks,
: : : Douglas Scott
: : From my (low) memory.
: : Reserve 128 MB for OS and Web Server (NT).
: : For every connection guess about 10 Meg each and remember
: : running Reports out of Forms means another connection for
: : Reports. So 100 Forms users running reports are 100 more
: : connections.
: : Good idea would be to have load balanced servers.
: : If you are deeply interested I can dig somewhere for the
: : documentation.
: : Frank
: Frank,
: I am in a similar situation as Douglas. But I am not sure
: WebForms can handle a 250+ forms application. Are you aware of
: anyone running an application that big using WebForms (any
: version)?
: Thanks,
: John
John,
there is an Oracle marketing slogan about the Norwegian tax
ministery (or so) running with about 5000 users concurrently.
But they are only dealing with the number not further details.
I'm just pushing a customer with a +- 100 form app to the web
and they want ot go production in mid February. They (especially
their admins) are very open to the technology and there are only
some issues on prinitng from forms using customs documents,
invoices and delivery notes. But I think after some changing of
the print philosphy it will be working.
If you are interested mail me and I will try to give you some
hints after production.
Frank
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Raj,
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[email protected]

Hi
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HTC Advantage X7501
Highlights
Microsoft® Windows Mobile® 6 Professional with Direct Push Technology
624 MHz CPU
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Bluetooth® and Wi-Fi®
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HTC VueFLO for easy navigation
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Microsoft® Windows Mobile® 5.0 Pocket PC Phone Edition
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HSDPA/UMTS (2100 MHz for Europe, 850/1900 MHz for USA)；Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE: 850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz(The device will operate on frequencies available from the cellular network)
5-way Navigation Control
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Audio: Built-in mono microphone and speaker
Audio Output: Proprietary jack
Battery: 1350mAh rechargeable Li-polymer battery, shape: KAIS160 (35H00088-00M)
Expansion Slot: MicroSD(SD2.0 compatible, MicroSDHC compatible up to 8gb tested)
AC Adapter: 100-250V AC, 5V and 1A DC
Best Regards,
Veera
Edited by: Veeraraagavan R on Mar 15, 2008 7:24 AM

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Windows 7 driver download page for your model:
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