Looking to upgrade to LiteSpeed

[citycm]

I currently have a VPS running Linux and cPanel/WHM. I have heard a lot of good things about Litespeed and would really like to upgrade my VPS to Litespeed, however I have a couple of questions.

My VPS host said I can't upgrade because cPanel/WHM doesn't work with Litespeed and needs Apache, however the Litespeed website says it will work. Can anyone clarify or do I need to speak to cPanel?

Is there any performance difference between the Standard and Enterprise editions of LiteSpeed?

Thanks in advance.

[tina]

LiteSpeed works well on cPanel machines, including VPS. In fact it's extremely easy to install using the WHM plugin.

You can get a trial key from the LiteSpeed website to test the Enterprise edition for 15 days and see for yourself how it compares to the Standard edition.

[citycm]

Originally Posted by tina

LiteSpeed works well on cPanel machines, including VPS. In fact it's extremely easy to install using the WHM plugin.

You can get a trial key from the LiteSpeed website to test the Enterprise edition for 15 days and see for yourself how it compares to the Standard edition.

Ok, I guess my question should've been;

Will I still see a significant performance boost by having Litespeed Std vs Apache or would I need the Enterprise Edition to see any real world increase?

[citycm]

another thought. If I install a trial of the enterprise edition, can I revert it to the standard version at the end of the trial?

[NiteWave]

lsws standard vs enterprise version:
http://www.litespeedtech.com/litespe...-editions.html

[citycm]

Originally Posted by NiteWave

lsws standard vs enterprise version:

Hi NiteWave,
Thanks for that, however I've already looked over that. I'm just wondering what that means in the 'real world'.

Thanks

[NiteWave]

>I'm just wondering what that means in the 'real world'.
the standard version will work with the major limits stated in the page:
only first 5 virtual hosts from Apache httpd.conf will be read;
the max concurrent connections is 150.