How much volume can this server handle?

Post Author: mronquillo
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I'm not really sure where to post this. If I posted in the wrong section, please forgive me.I am running Business Objects Enterprise XI R2 on a rack-mounted server with the following specs:Quad Core Intel Xeon processor 2.0 GHz4 hard drive 73 GB each Raid 54 GB RAMWindows 2000 ServerRight now, my user base numbers around 20 or so users. My company is thinking of using the server as a reporting solution for a larger business unit, expanding the user base to around 100+ users. How much volume do you think my server can handle? Would it be enough to handle this amount of users? Or is more processing power/scaling needed?

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