Computing Facilities and Structure of Network of IEM

  • Intel two-processors PIII-800 server (ServerWorks platform), 1 Gb RAM, 180 Gb of total disk space (on Ultra-160 SCSI Adaptec adapters), CDROM. Operation system - Linux Slackware 10, (kernel 2.4.26). WWW and File server, IEM Proxy, secondary MX server
  • FTP, Backup and FileStorage server PIII-667, 130 Gb of total disk space. Dial-up server Operation system - FreeBSD 4.10
  • SUN Sparcstation 10/51, 64Mb RAM, 5.2 Gb of total disk space, 17" colour SUN monitor. Operation system - Solaris 7. Mail (POP3/IMAP), primary DNS, primary MX server.
  • DEC Alpha-LX/533 workstation, 256 Mb SDRAM, 4.3 Gb of total disk space, 4mm DAT-streamer, CDROM. Operation System - Digital Unix 4.0b. Application, Web-Database and calculation server.
  • VXT2000+ grayscale 20" X-terminal, 12 MB RAM, workplace for members of Network group. Granted by Institute of Theoretical Physics.
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  • Internal network work under 100 Mbit (up to 200 Mbit by backbone) environment using different network equipment (Compex, CNet, Prime, Genius) including hubs, switches etc.
  • Now (2006 year) IEM Network include more then 110 PC boxes (from PC Intel-386 to P4-3000).
  • We also have administrative Novell based network integrated in IP Network as subnet. Network of IEM have external 100 Mbit link based on fiber optic wire to our Internet Services Provider (ChG-NET) and connected by 8 Mbit channel through MX-10 point to Moscow South backbone.

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