Michael J McCafferty wrote: >.. > Now that I put them all out like that, it seems to me that the older > stuff is buggy or broken while the newer stuff is flawless. Perhaps it's > all the bangs and bumps (car rides, re-rackings, etc) the older stuff > has had. It does seem that the older cheap stuff is worse off then the > older good stuff. Aside from the bashing that some give the Dells > (mostly from Cisco snobs), I am very happy with them so far. They even > have 10GigE port available on some models now. The prices are very good > as well. I realize that they might not be cheap enough for a CB, but if > that CB desn't want to by the same thing over and over again... well, ya > know. > > So, maybe too low end, but how old are these things when they start to > die (or you start to kill them) ?
Oh, 2 to 4 years, I think. Maybe longer. Regards, ..jim -- KPLUG-List@kernel-panic.org http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
