Re: Well supported, reliable NICs for Redhat Linux/Fedora?

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On Sunday 16 November 2003 10:16, marcos colome wrote:
> 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

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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