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  1. #1
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    Virtual dedicated raq?

    Has anyone ever tried running virtual dedicated raq's?

    Could i use something like freevsd to build one??

    Any help and or comments other then "why would you want to" are greatly appreciated.
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    I suppose with the right know-how it's technically possible, but legally I doubt Cobalt would approve.

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    Well i am planning on informing cobalt.

    i tried emailing their professional services team a month ago but they haven't responded yet.
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    um.. what's a virtual dedicated raq?

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    Aloha

    hmm just curious ya might only be able to cut it into a couple machines till it bogs to nothing

    why not do it to a good PIII with SCSI
    you will have much better luck
    but go for it I guess
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    Originally posted by Honu
    hmm just curious ya might only be able to cut it into a couple machines till it bogs to nothing
    Since freeVSD doesn't use virtual machines I don't see any reason why a Raq couldn't run lots of virtual servers. Just allow around 16-32MB RAM for each vs and away you go...

    In fact we would be intersted in getting the software up and running on a Raq but it's not something we've really looked into in much depth. Serious ISP's use proper hardware

    Ciaw
    Mark Suttton
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