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Other Requirements
Table 2-1. Red Hat Enterprise Linux - 32-bit
OS Version
CPU
Memory/RAM
Storage Space/Hard Disk
Other Requirements
Table 2-2. Sun Solaris Platform Requirements

2.1.2. 64-bit Process

OS Version
CPU
Memory/RAM
Storage Space/Hard Disk
You must install as root in order to use well-known port numbers (such
as 389) that are less than 1024. If you do not plan to use port numbers
less than 1024, you do not need to install as root. If you plan to run as
root, you should also install as root and specify nobody as the default
run-as user and group.
Solaris 9 with relevant patches. For details, see
Section 2.3.4 Sun Solaris 9 Operating SystemSun Solaris 9 Operating
System. Solaris bits can run in 32-bit or 64-bit operating system mode.
UltraSparc-IIi 300Mhz or faster (32 bit).
256 MB. However, you should plan for 1 GB of RAM for best
performance on large production systems.
Approximately 300 MBs of disk space for a minimal installation. For
production systems, you should plan at least 2 GB to support the
product binaries, databases, and log files (log files require 1 GB by
default); 4GB and greater may be required for very large directories.
To support database files that are larger than 2 GB, the machine must
be configured to support large files; you can do this by choosing
largefile.
You must install as root in order to use well-known port numbers (such
as 389) that are less than 1024. If you do not plan to use port numbers
less than 1024, you do not need to install as root. If you plan to run as
root, you should also install as root and specify nobody as the default
run-as user and group.
HP-UX 11i; must be fully patched. For details, see
Section 2.3.3 HP-UX 11i Operating SystemHP-UX 11i Operating
System.
HP 9000 architecture with a PA-RISC 2.0 CPU.
256 MB. However, you should plan for 1 GB of RAM for best
performance on large production systems.
Approximately 300 MBs of disk space for a minimal installation. For
production systems, you should plan at least 2 GB to support the
product binaries, databases, and log files (log files require 1 GB by
default); 4 GB and greater may be required for very large directories.
To support database files that are larger than 2 GB, the machine must
be configured to support large files; you can do this by choosing vxfs
filesystem with largefiles option. See the fsadm documentation for
more information.
Chapter 2. Computer System Requirements