Dodi,

Biggest slow down for you will (I think) be the ram.. servers love memory the more the better.

If you're working to a budget then that's the cheapest & easiest thing to upgrade.

Because the server is just dishing out data not actually processing sql statements, the processor can be of a lower spec (But 133 is a little too slow to be honest)

There is a topic on stuff like this on the Wiki.. basically talking about ways to make your app go faster.
One topic i found very interesting...
http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~TuneFox~VFP

HTH

Will

>Hello -
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>The application I just developed will go live in production next week. However, we have been testing it and noticed very slow time response. I did some research on UT and found one suggestion to look at the anti-virus software. I had the system network people look at the server and then I learned that the server is very old, 133 CPU with 160MB memory, C drive (2 GB with 1.4GB free) and D drive (6.3 GB with 2.9GB free). What are the optimal system requirement for an application written in VFP 6.0 with average of 200,000 records accessed by approximately 10 users across the nation?
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>Your input would be greatly appreciated!!!