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===Hardware Requirements of the SME Server===
 
===Hardware Requirements of the SME Server===
{{warning box|Version 8.0 of SME Server is based on CentOS 5, the version 9 is based on CentOS 6.5. CentOS 5 does not support i586 architecture and as such SME server 8 and SME server 9 are not compatible with i586 architecture.}}
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{{warning box|Version 8.0 of SME Server is based on CentOS 5, version 9 is based on CentOS 6.5. CentOS 5 does not support i586 architecture and as such SME server 8 and SME server 9 are not compatible with i586 architecture.}}
    
The hardware requirements of the SME Server are modest compared with other server software available today. However, because of its critical role in your office, selecting an appropriate host computer is important. The hardware requirements of the host computer depend on such things as the number of users on your network, whether you plan to use the proxy server on the server, and the speed of your Internet connection.
 
The hardware requirements of the SME Server are modest compared with other server software available today. However, because of its critical role in your office, selecting an appropriate host computer is important. The hardware requirements of the host computer depend on such things as the number of users on your network, whether you plan to use the proxy server on the server, and the speed of your Internet connection.
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The amount of memory is near of 1GB for the guest to be comfortable, and at least 2 GB with a lot of contribs installed, or more.
 
The amount of memory is near of 1GB for the guest to be comfortable, and at least 2 GB with a lot of contribs installed, or more.
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*KVM
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For more detailed information on a virtualized SME Server, please see the [[Virtual_SME_Server]] page.
Sme Server 8/9 supports most virtual hardware, IDE or VirtIO for disks, and any virtual NIC that KVM supports, but VirtIO gives better performance.
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*Proxmox
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Has had limited use, SME worked fine for tests - only in server only mode
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*Xen,
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At this time no information available.
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*Vmware
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ESXi 5.1 SME 8.0 and 9 all installed limited testing however appeared OK
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The followings NIC are known to work in in a Virtual environment for the Sme Server.
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serveur pro/1000MT (82545EM)
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virtio.net
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See [[Bugzilla:7200]] Patch to add dummy network adapter
 

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