Well supported, reliable NICs for Redhat Linux/Fedora?
Robert L Cochran
cochranb at speakeasy.net
Mon Nov 17 05:34:06 UTC 2003
I agree with Jesse. That big picture is what most of us need to think
about.
Bob
Jesse Keating wrote:
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> On Sunday 16 November 2003 10:16, marcos colome wrote:
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>>We are here in order to give our opinions not for
>>intelectuals arguments. If you want to use a 250Gig
>>that is okay with me, if you want to spend the money
>>on a dual Xeon that is okay. I have the same enjoyment
>>and I do the same job with 20Gig or 250 Gig, with
>>single processor or Dual Processors., I have tried and
>>I own all those things that you are referring to, but
>>I love simplicity and that is my own personal opinion,
>>I am still driving a 1965 Chevy and my cousin got
>>killed on a 2003 Porsche
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>
> I just don't think you're seeing the big picture. How are you going to
> service a large companies /home file server with a 20gig drive? 20gigs
> gets used up pretty quickly.
>
> A really good idea to keep in mind is that "What works for me doesn't
> necessarily work for everybody else." and "What I need isn't necessarily
> what everybody else needs.". Try to keep the big picture in mind.
>
> There are things that the Intel cards can do that most the others cant,
> channel bonding, vlan stuff, thats what gives it a higher price. gigE is
> also very important for a lot of situations. If our installation network
> wasn't gigE, network installs would take FAR too long. The fact that it
> _is_ gigE, and the majority of the systems we install have gigE
> capabilities, a lot of time is saved, and time == $$.
>
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