This is slightley OT but I'm not the one to judge. In respect to this list
and if listmom want us to, we'll go private.
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You bet, I have an installed base numbering in the 40s. They
work really well and even though there is no Retrospect Client (yet)
I have been able to back them
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Harry Mueller wrote:
There are a few companies that do conversions of desktop
servers into rack mounted servers. I saw one that will convert an
iMac into a 1u rackmountable case. I wish I could remember the name
because I would think
I asked our ISP about them, and he said he'd tested them and didn't
do very well under load. I think he used a load of the thin Sun
rackmounts in the end.
Are there anyone out there using the cool Cobalt servers? I have looked
into the NASRaQ, Network Area Storage, in a rack format, to use as
At 7:27 AM +1300 3/8/00, Owen Watson wrote:
I asked our ISP about them, and he said he'd tested them and didn't
do very well under load. I think he used a load of the thin Sun
rackmounts in the end.
Generally you are looking at configuration or network traffic
problems when they
