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Will Plesk run well on Dual Opteron and RHEL 3/4 AMD64?

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Will Plesk 7.5 run well on Dual Opteron and RHEL 3/4 AMD64? Anyone ever tried this successfully?

Thanks for the info!
 
Originally posted by twrs
Will Plesk 7.5 run well on Dual Opteron and RHEL 3/4 AMD64? Anyone ever tried this successfully?

Thanks for the info!

Only with RHel3, yet.
 
smtalk do you use the x86 or AMD64 version of RHEL3? I'm particularly interested to know if Plesk will run well on 64 bit platform.
 
Doesn't RHEL3 AMD64 platform have all the 32-bit backported for compatability?
 
No, I didn't. I decided to wait till Plesk officially supports 64 bit, after getting inputs from some Plesk experts.
 
Plesk 7.5.4 *does* run on RHEL4 aswell as RHEL3.

Just don't go trying the Auto Installer :)
 
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