2GB Grenze noch aktuell?

[Tomz]

Hallo Leute,

ich wollte mal fragen, ob der Domino Server heute immernoch nur maximal 2GB RAM nutzen kann. Ich weiss, dasses vor Jahren noch so war. Hat sich da bis heute was getan?

Ich frage, da ich derzeit mir Sorge beobachte, dass allein der http-Task schon 1GB RAM frisst.



Grüße, Tom

[Glombi]

siehe
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=463&uid=swg21257005

[m3]

Kommt auf die Plattform, ... an.
http://www.nashcom.de/nshweb/pages/lotusphere.htm
New default limit on UBM size in Domino 8
Recommendations for setting NSF_BUFFER_POOL_SIZE_MB
What are the advantages of running 64-bit Domino?

The objective of 64-bit Domino is to provide memory relief for customers who today are experiencing problems such as crashes, or system hangs due to out of memory conditions. Several customers are experiencing such issues where memory limitations especially on Windows and AIX result in such problems. If you are currently running 32-bit Domino on AIX or Microsoft® Windows® 64-bit platforms, and you are experiencing low memory issues, then using 32- bit or 64- bit Domino on Windows 2003 64-bit relieves this memory issue. In the case of AIX, 64-bit Domino is required for relief.

On Windows: 32-bit Domino on 64-bit Windows can obtain ~4GB of memory from the OS. 64-bit Domino on 64-bit Windows can obtain much more from the OS.

On AIX: If you were constrained by memory segments running 32-bit Domino on 64-bit AIX, then 64-bit Domino can help with that constraint.

Essentially, in 64-bit Domino, both OS memory limits and internal Domino memory limits have been greatly expanded, and this helps with memory issues that might be experienced with 32-bit Domino.

[Tomz]

siehe
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=463&uid=swg21257005

Danke!  

edit: auch ein Danke an Dich Martin!