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    Hi, I'm running my ASP.Net application in 32 - bit, 4 GB RAM server. As because I'm getting large number of hits to my application I'm planning to move to 64 - Bit , 8 GB RAM (running in Virtual Environment). - Will IIS utilize more RAM and handle large number of hits ? - What would be the maximum concurrent users that the server can cater? Thanks in advance ..

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      Hi, I'm running my ASP.Net application in 32 - bit, 4 GB RAM server. As because I'm getting large number of hits to my application I'm planning to move to 64 - Bit , 8 GB RAM (running in Virtual Environment). - Will IIS utilize more RAM and handle large number of hits ? - What would be the maximum concurrent users that the server can cater? Thanks in advance ..

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      satsumatable wrote:

      - Will IIS utilize more RAM and handle large number of hits ?

      The size of RAM has nothing to do with the number of page views a server can handle. But, yes, 64-bit IIS will use all of the available memory.

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      - What would be the maximum concurrent users that the server can cater?

      Impossible to say. It's determined by the specs of the server, network connections and speed, what the application is doing at the time, what the request involves, ... The only thing that can tell you what the capacity is going to be is to test it using load testing tools, such as IBM's Rational Robot.

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