Ver 5.0 server configuration

We have a 3.8 Gig database, divided into 14 extents of 256 meg each.
The 15th extent is dynamic. I have a dual channel RAID controller, with
2-9Gig drives mirrored on channel A, and 7-9Gig drives on the channel B
using RAID 0/1 (or RAID 10). I also have a single 9Gig drive with which
I use for swap file for Windows 2000 ONLY.
On channel A, I have Windows 2000 OS, and the BI file. On channel B, I
have the 15 Vantage extents.

Britt Moelling
M&M Manufacturing Co.


"Keith . Mailloux" wrote:

> In fact we do have dual NIC's and it is a dedicated application
> server. My
> biggest question is the allocation of drive partion sets and how to
> maximize
> my server. The RAM is not an issue as we have 2GB and 4 CPU's. That
> has that
> issue pretty well covered. With ver 9.x of progress a lot of new
> options
> become available with multiple extents and where the Bi file is
> placed. I
> was hoping someone had "done that" and saved me the trial and error or
>
> research..... any takers??
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kevin Kadamus [mailto:kevink@...]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 2:06 PM
> To: 'vantage@yahoogroups.com'
> Subject: RE: [Vantage] Ver 5.0 server configuration
>
>
> I have found in most cases that putting both Vantage and Progress on
> the
> same drive dedicated to ONLY Vantage and Progress is the best way to
> go.
> Make sure that it is on it's own server on a different drive from the
> OS.
> You should have a good amount of memory .5 to 1 gig. Follow the
> recommended
> instructions from epicor and you should be fine. Also how you set up
> your
> network is a major part in the set up. There are no substitutes for
> good
> error correcting switches vs... the low budget hubs and switches,
> there are
> BIG differences between them. Also look at putting two cards in your
> server
> connecting them directly to your main switch, this, with good software
> to
> maintain your network will give you a very fast system.
> There are other ways to set this up, some cost more than others, and
> it will
> make a difference between a 3 to 5 second log-in and a 20 to 30 second
>
> log-in.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Kevin Kadamus
>
> Intelligent Systems Integration, Inc.
> 58 Wolf Den Lane
> Wheelock, VT 05851
> 802-626-9219 (Phone and Fax)
> 330-283-0725 (Cell)
>
> "Helping business make intelligent use of technology"
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Keith . Mailloux [mailto:kmailloux@...]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 11:03 AM
> To: 'VANTAGE@...'
> Subject: [Vantage] Ver 5.0 server configuration
>
>
> Anyone shed some light on physical location of Vantage, DB and Bi
> files on a
> new server install?
>
> I have three mirrored sets of drives, one has two 8 GB partitions, one
> being
> used by the OS (NT2000/NTFS).
> The other two have single 18GB partitions.
>
> Will I get better performance with Db extents or having the Db on one
> physical drive set and the Bi on another?
>
> Should Vantage/Progress files go on a seperate physical set or should
> I put
> them on the same drive, different partion as the OS.
>
> I realize there are a lot of combinations I can do, I am looking for
> some
> advise from someone who has tried different solutions..... Thanks in
> advance.
>
>
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Anyone shed some light on physical location of Vantage, DB and Bi files on a
new server install?

I have three mirrored sets of drives, one has two 8 GB partitions, one being
used by the OS (NT2000/NTFS).
The other two have single 18GB partitions.

Will I get better performance with Db extents or having the Db on one
physical drive set and the Bi on another?

Should Vantage/Progress files go on a seperate physical set or should I put
them on the same drive, different partion as the OS.

I realize there are a lot of combinations I can do, I am looking for some
advise from someone who has tried different solutions..... Thanks in
advance.
I have found in most cases that putting both Vantage and Progress on the
same drive dedicated to ONLY Vantage and Progress is the best way to go.
Make sure that it is on it's own server on a different drive from the OS.
You should have a good amount of memory .5 to 1 gig. Follow the recommended
instructions from epicor and you should be fine. Also how you set up your
network is a major part in the set up. There are no substitutes for good
error correcting switches vs... the low budget hubs and switches, there are
BIG differences between them. Also look at putting two cards in your server
connecting them directly to your main switch, this, with good software to
maintain your network will give you a very fast system.
There are other ways to set this up, some cost more than others, and it will
make a difference between a 3 to 5 second log-in and a 20 to 30 second
log-in.

Thanks,

Kevin Kadamus

Intelligent Systems Integration, Inc.
58 Wolf Den Lane
Wheelock, VT 05851
802-626-9219 (Phone and Fax)
330-283-0725 (Cell)

"Helping business make intelligent use of technology"

-----Original Message-----
From: Keith . Mailloux [mailto:kmailloux@...]
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 11:03 AM
To: 'VANTAGE@...'
Subject: [Vantage] Ver 5.0 server configuration


Anyone shed some light on physical location of Vantage, DB and Bi files on a
new server install?

I have three mirrored sets of drives, one has two 8 GB partitions, one being
used by the OS (NT2000/NTFS).
The other two have single 18GB partitions.

Will I get better performance with Db extents or having the Db on one
physical drive set and the Bi on another?

Should Vantage/Progress files go on a seperate physical set or should I put
them on the same drive, different partion as the OS.

I realize there are a lot of combinations I can do, I am looking for some
advise from someone who has tried different solutions..... Thanks in
advance.



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HI,

You talk about putting two cards in the server.
Will this work with hubs as well as with switches?
If one has a 192.168.51.11 address what address should the other card be?
The same or different? How will this help?

Thanks,

Ron


-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Kadamus [mailto:kevink@...]
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 1:06 PM
To: 'vantage@yahoogroups.com'
Subject: RE: [Vantage] Ver 5.0 server configuration

I have found in most cases that putting both Vantage and Progress on the
same drive dedicated to ONLY Vantage and Progress is the best way to go.
Make sure that it is on it's own server on a different drive from the OS.
You should have a good amount of memory .5 to 1 gig. Follow the recommended
instructions from epicor and you should be fine. Also how you set up your
network is a major part in the set up. There are no substitutes for good
error correcting switches vs... the low budget hubs and switches, there are
BIG differences between them. Also look at putting two cards in your server
connecting them directly to your main switch, this, with good software to
maintain your network will give you a very fast system.
There are other ways to set this up, some cost more than others, and it will
make a difference between a 3 to 5 second log-in and a 20 to 30 second
log-in.

Thanks,

Kevin Kadamus

Intelligent Systems Integration, Inc.
58 Wolf Den Lane
Wheelock, VT 05851
802-626-9219 (Phone and Fax)
330-283-0725 (Cell)

"Helping business make intelligent use of technology"

-----Original Message-----
From: Keith . Mailloux [mailto:kmailloux@...]
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 11:03 AM
To: 'VANTAGE@...'
Subject: [Vantage] Ver 5.0 server configuration


Anyone shed some light on physical location of Vantage, DB and Bi files on a
new server install?

I have three mirrored sets of drives, one has two 8 GB partitions, one being
used by the OS (NT2000/NTFS).
The other two have single 18GB partitions.

Will I get better performance with Db extents or having the Db on one
physical drive set and the Bi on another?

Should Vantage/Progress files go on a seperate physical set or should I put
them on the same drive, different partion as the OS.

I realize there are a lot of combinations I can do, I am looking for some
advise from someone who has tried different solutions..... Thanks in
advance.



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Hi,

I would not connect them to a hub from the server only a switch. Hubs will
not provide the same performance as a smart switch. Look at Bay Networks or
Cisco (just to name a few of the better ones).
Two cards in your sever will "load balance" the traffic on your server
increasing the speed. I know that Compaq servers come standard with the
software and sometimes two cards for load balancing. It is not necessary to
do this, one card is fine, but for the cost of the card and the performance
increase it is well worth it.
Load balancing software will properly set up the two cards in the server and
will pass the traffic equally between them. The IP addresses should stay
the same on the server and the software will do the rest!
I would call the hardware vendor that you purchased the server from and
discuss this option with them to see if you would benefit from this on your
network.


Kevin Kadamus

Intelligent Systems Integration, Inc.
58 Wolf Den Lane
Wheelock, VT 05851
802-626-9219 (Phone and Fax)
330-283-0725 (Cell)

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-----Original Message-----
From: Ron Newell [mailto:rnewell@...]
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 2:39 PM
To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [Vantage] Ver 5.0 server configuration


HI,

You talk about putting two cards in the server.
Will this work with hubs as well as with switches?
If one has a 192.168.51.11 address what address should the other card be?
The same or different? How will this help?

Thanks,

Ron


-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Kadamus [mailto:kevink@...]
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 1:06 PM
To: 'vantage@yahoogroups.com'
Subject: RE: [Vantage] Ver 5.0 server configuration

I have found in most cases that putting both Vantage and Progress on the
same drive dedicated to ONLY Vantage and Progress is the best way to go.
Make sure that it is on it's own server on a different drive from the OS.
You should have a good amount of memory .5 to 1 gig. Follow the recommended
instructions from epicor and you should be fine. Also how you set up your
network is a major part in the set up. There are no substitutes for good
error correcting switches vs... the low budget hubs and switches, there are
BIG differences between them. Also look at putting two cards in your server
connecting them directly to your main switch, this, with good software to
maintain your network will give you a very fast system.
There are other ways to set this up, some cost more than others, and it will
make a difference between a 3 to 5 second log-in and a 20 to 30 second
log-in.

Thanks,

Kevin Kadamus

Intelligent Systems Integration, Inc.
58 Wolf Den Lane
Wheelock, VT 05851
802-626-9219 (Phone and Fax)
330-283-0725 (Cell)

"Helping business make intelligent use of technology"

-----Original Message-----
From: Keith . Mailloux [mailto:kmailloux@...]
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 11:03 AM
To: 'VANTAGE@...'
Subject: [Vantage] Ver 5.0 server configuration


Anyone shed some light on physical location of Vantage, DB and Bi files on a
new server install?

I have three mirrored sets of drives, one has two 8 GB partitions, one being
used by the OS (NT2000/NTFS).
The other two have single 18GB partitions.

Will I get better performance with Db extents or having the Db on one
physical drive set and the Bi on another?

Should Vantage/Progress files go on a seperate physical set or should I put
them on the same drive, different partion as the OS.

I realize there are a lot of combinations I can do, I am looking for some
advise from someone who has tried different solutions..... Thanks in
advance.



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In fact we do have dual NIC's and it is a dedicated application server. My
biggest question is the allocation of drive partion sets and how to maximize
my server. The RAM is not an issue as we have 2GB and 4 CPU's. That has that
issue pretty well covered. With ver 9.x of progress a lot of new options
become available with multiple extents and where the Bi file is placed. I
was hoping someone had "done that" and saved me the trial and error or
research..... any takers??

-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Kadamus [mailto:kevink@...]
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 2:06 PM
To: 'vantage@yahoogroups.com'
Subject: RE: [Vantage] Ver 5.0 server configuration


I have found in most cases that putting both Vantage and Progress on the
same drive dedicated to ONLY Vantage and Progress is the best way to go.
Make sure that it is on it's own server on a different drive from the OS.
You should have a good amount of memory .5 to 1 gig. Follow the recommended
instructions from epicor and you should be fine. Also how you set up your
network is a major part in the set up. There are no substitutes for good
error correcting switches vs... the low budget hubs and switches, there are
BIG differences between them. Also look at putting two cards in your server
connecting them directly to your main switch, this, with good software to
maintain your network will give you a very fast system.
There are other ways to set this up, some cost more than others, and it will
make a difference between a 3 to 5 second log-in and a 20 to 30 second
log-in.

Thanks,

Kevin Kadamus

Intelligent Systems Integration, Inc.
58 Wolf Den Lane
Wheelock, VT 05851
802-626-9219 (Phone and Fax)
330-283-0725 (Cell)

"Helping business make intelligent use of technology"

-----Original Message-----
From: Keith . Mailloux [mailto:kmailloux@...]
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 11:03 AM
To: 'VANTAGE@...'
Subject: [Vantage] Ver 5.0 server configuration


Anyone shed some light on physical location of Vantage, DB and Bi files on a
new server install?

I have three mirrored sets of drives, one has two 8 GB partitions, one being
used by the OS (NT2000/NTFS).
The other two have single 18GB partitions.

Will I get better performance with Db extents or having the Db on one
physical drive set and the Bi on another?

Should Vantage/Progress files go on a seperate physical set or should I put
them on the same drive, different partion as the OS.

I realize there are a lot of combinations I can do, I am looking for some
advise from someone who has tried different solutions..... Thanks in
advance.



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Keith,
The ability to split database into multiple volumes/extents and move the BI
file to a different drive has been available since at least Progress v. 8
and Vantage v. 3; we had to do it because of some special circumstances in
our implementation. I'm told that moving the BI to a different drive
(especially one with a separate drive controller) should improve response
time although we didn't see a significant difference when we changed our
configuration.
You can find more info on the subject at the Progress support web site.
Here's a link to a Progress KB article that talks about various performance
tuning techniques include this one:
http://www.progress.com/services/support/cgi-bin/techweb-kbase.cgi/webkb.htm
l?TAB=dsp&kbid=10804
======================
Steve Sanders
Delta Centrifugal Corp

-----Original Message-----
From: Keith . Mailloux [mailto:kmailloux@...]
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 3:08 PM
To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [Vantage] Ver 5.0 server configuration


In fact we do have dual NIC's and it is a dedicated application server. My
biggest question is the allocation of drive partion sets and how to
maximize
my server. The RAM is not an issue as we have 2GB and 4 CPU's. That has
that
issue pretty well covered. With ver 9.x of progress a lot of new options
become available with multiple extents and where the Bi file is placed. I
was hoping someone had "done that" and saved me the trial and error or
research..... any takers??

-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Kadamus [mailto:kevink@...]
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 2:06 PM
To: 'vantage@yahoogroups.com'
Subject: RE: [Vantage] Ver 5.0 server configuration


I have found in most cases that putting both Vantage and Progress on the
same drive dedicated to ONLY Vantage and Progress is the best way to go.
Make sure that it is on it's own server on a different drive from the OS.
You should have a good amount of memory .5 to 1 gig. Follow the
recommended
instructions from epicor and you should be fine. Also how you set up your
network is a major part in the set up. There are no substitutes for good
error correcting switches vs... the low budget hubs and switches, there
are
BIG differences between them. Also look at putting two cards in your
server
connecting them directly to your main switch, this, with good software to
maintain your network will give you a very fast system.
There are other ways to set this up, some cost more than others, and it
will
make a difference between a 3 to 5 second log-in and a 20 to 30 second
log-in.

Thanks,

Kevin Kadamus

Intelligent Systems Integration, Inc.
58 Wolf Den Lane
Wheelock, VT 05851
802-626-9219 (Phone and Fax)
330-283-0725 (Cell)

"Helping business make intelligent use of technology"

-----Original Message-----
From: Keith . Mailloux [mailto:kmailloux@...]
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 11:03 AM
To: 'VANTAGE@...'
Subject: [Vantage] Ver 5.0 server configuration


Anyone shed some light on physical location of Vantage, DB and Bi files on
a
new server install?

I have three mirrored sets of drives, one has two 8 GB partitions, one
being
used by the OS (NT2000/NTFS).
The other two have single 18GB partitions.

Will I get better performance with Db extents or having the Db on one
physical drive set and the Bi on another?

Should Vantage/Progress files go on a seperate physical set or should I
put
them on the same drive, different partion as the OS.

I realize there are a lot of combinations I can do, I am looking for some
advise from someone who has tried different solutions..... Thanks in
advance.



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