Sorry for the OT post. You guys are my bestest resource. :)
I just bumped up my server to a T-1 where I colo. This outfit has
been a little less that honest with me, although I've really been
happy with the performance of their network. I have over 100 sites
(mostly small static sites) running on a 512K and it's performed very
well. Is there a way to test if I've really got a T-1? I've got a
customer who's signed a contract with a large company who is going to
have about 200 employees accessing his application and just want to
be sure I really have a T-1. Then at least if I start bogging down I
can look at more bandwidth.
On another note. I'm about ready to make the plunge into a new SQL
Server box. That should break me for another year. LOL
Right now I've got a firewall and the big Dell. I've got an extra
Dual port NIC on the Dell. I should be OK just connecting a crossover
cable right from the Dell to the SQL Server box, right? When I get
enough cash for a separate mail server also, I'll get a switch,
unless y'all think I'd be better off with one now. Any
recommendations on a decent/cheapish 1U rack mountable switch?
Thanks a bunch.
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Bud Schneehagen - Tropical Web Creations
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