That last point is important. The CPU is important if you are going to run
all of your traffic through it. So the recommended solution is to isolate
the
traffic, as Mike says. When you do that, the cpu requirement is pretty
small.
There is a new version coming out along with Netview V7, and you should
probably wait a couple of weeks if you can, since there will be significant
changes in the requirements. I just checked and there is not yet an
announcement letter for it, so I cannot say for sure. But new and different
configurations will be possible.
Cordially,
Leslie A. Clark
IBM Global Services - Systems Mgmt & Networking
Detroit
Mike Walsh
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Hardware
om Requiremets
10/19/01 07:01
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Please respond
to IBM NetView
Discussion
Juan,
We just implemented CNAT useing a basic IBM 43P. Nothing special about it
other than the 2 network interfaces. I do suggest that you ensure that you
have 2 100M interfaces.
The only surprise I got was the need for a router between the CNAT Box and
the Netview Box. WE also put both on their own (DEAD Ended) segment to
hold
down on the packets that the CNAT box has to handle.
Mike
Juan Jose Alonso wrote:
> Hi:
>
> If anyone has implemented Tivoli CNAT, which are the mimimun HW
> requieremts you need to implement the solution?
> Tivoli CNAT Guide and Reference suggests 20MB of disk space, two network
> interfaces and the mimimun memory requieremt for the OS.
> What about CPU?
>
> Do the HW (Memory and CPU) requirements depend on the number of packets
> crossing the CNAT per second?
>
> Any comment would be very appreciated. Thanks in advance,
>
> --
> Juan Jose Alonso
> Ingeniero de Sistemas
>
> Soluziona Outsourcing
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> email: jalonso@soluziona.com
>
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