问题
my company wants to set up a small intranet portal on LAN. We are about 100 users at max. I am thinking about Joomla on a windows server environment with XAMPP.
Just to be safe, is XAMPP efficient for serving about 50 to 100 users ? Does it have some connection limits ? Also how about using it as a webserver for a small intranet portal.
Have your say guys.
回答1:
XAMPP is "just" a collection of established applications for serving web pages. The underlaying apache can handle far more that the expected 100 users.
I haven't tried it yet, but think that maybe even the out-of-the-box configuration might be sufficient - if not you can always modify the underlaying Apache and/or MySQL database according to your needs.
回答2:
XAMPP is just a handy single-click installer for Apache/MySQL/PHP which is all you need to run Joomla. This stack powers some of the largest websites on the net, so I don't think you'll run into any problems there. The specs of the server are what you should be most concerned about, but any low-range server should be able to handle that capacity without blinking.
Just be aware that the default settings used by XAMPP are specifically designed for developers working on their own local machines: there's no root password for MySQL, permissions are very relaxed, etc. Take some time to go through the config after you set it up.
回答3:
You could also look at WAMP, depending on your requirements. Similar sort of thing but with the same issues that nickf stated.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3298530/intranet-website-with-joomla