Sun 4 as a timesharing machine?

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From: davy
Date: Tue, 20 Dec 1988 12:28

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Is anyone out there using the Sun 4 as a general timesharing machine as
opposed to a file server?  You know, like you replaced your Vax with one?
If so, could you tell me:

	- How many disks/disk controllers?
	- How much memory?
	- How many serial ports and/or terminal servers?
	- How many active users do you normally have?
	- What's the load average like?
	- What's the performance like?

We're contemplating replacing some machines with Sun 4's, but it's a
little expensive to go off and do it without hearing whether or not it's
going to work first...

--Dave Curry
davy@riacs.edu
rutgers!riacs!davy

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