Configuring Hardware

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4 total messages Started by Bipin_Raj Mon, 23 Aug 2004 15:22

#178

Author: Bipin_Raj
Date: Mon, 23 Aug 2004 15:22

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We have a 2-processor machine that we would like to use for running Adobe Graphics Server and a Web server.

Is there any way to run the Graphics Server on only one processor and thereby use 1 license of Adobe Graphics Server on the 2-processor machine?

Thanks,
Bipin Raj

Re: Configuring Hardware

#180

Author: Adam_Pratt
Date: Mon, 23 Aug 2004 17:55

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Bipin,

I already answered your question via private email, but here it is again since you posted the same question on the forums. Maybe others will be interested in the answer?

I discussed this with product management and engineering and there isn't a 1 CPU limited license for a two processor machine. For the 2 CPU limited version, you get a special license (not the standard one) that limits you to 2 CPUs out of the number on the machine. This is done by limiting you to three concurrent processes

Re: Configuring Hardware

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Author: Bipin_Raj
Date: Wed, 25 Aug 2004 17:40

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Is there any way to limit the usage of the CPU by Adobe Graphics Server to a maximum of 80% so that a web server running on the same machine will function properly and not freeze up.

Thanks,
Bipin Raj

Re: Configuring Hardware

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Author: Bob_Emerson
Date: Wed, 25 Aug 2004 19:46

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There's nothing in AGS to do this. Maybe it can be done in Windows. Possibly by:
- setting a "Start Parameter" for the AlterCastImageEdition service
- changing the process priority of the Web Server. Windows Task Manager > Processes panel > right click on the process and change the priority.

I found the above in a quick web search but I couldn't find much info on either one and I've never worked with them. Take these suggestions as no more than possible starting points.

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