Domain controller sizing

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hi,

i have windows 2003 domain controller contains more 3000 users/computers,i want upgrad active directory windows 2008.

my question how can i estimate future hardware required deploying windows 2008 active directory in my organization.

hi,

you can use active directory sizer tool estimate hardware requirements

this tool estimate,

domain controllers per domain per site. 
global catalog servers per domain per site.
cpus per machine , type of cpu. 
disks needed active directory data storage.
amount of memory required. 
network bandwidth utilization. 
domain database size. 
global catalog database size. 
inter-site replication bandwidth required , more...

here link download: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=10595

thank you!



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