Alan Bourke wrote:
> My argument would be that the network infrastructure is there to serve 
> the applications, not the other way round. They should be at least 
> prepared to turn it off on a test basis to see how much of a performance 
> drop happens, if any.
>
>
> _______________________________________________
>   

Good point.  Who's the master and who's the servant, anyway?  <g>

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