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I was never able to get the D-Link going at full speed. Intel seems to be |
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the way to go. |
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JC |
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On 4/11/07, Joe Hancock <joe.hancock@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Alot of our servers use (built in) Broadcom's, never had any problems. |
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> Used some very cheap D-Link DGE-528T as well, but not for the |
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> production side. Worked fairly well however if you need a stop-gap. |
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> Regards, |
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> Joe Hancock. |
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> On 10/04/07, kashani <kashani-list@××××××××.net> wrote: |
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> > Wendall Cada wrote: |
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> > > I'm looking for recommendations for the best price versus quality |
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> > > gigabit ethernet cards. Particularly interested in stability as they |
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> > > will be used in a production mail server and production web server. |
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> > > Wendall |
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> > Broadcom or Intel... not that there are really any other choices. Used |
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> > both, never had a problem with either. Some cheap Broadcom cards can't |
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> > do jumbo frames which you're very unlikely to use. That's pretty much |
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> it. |
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> > kashani |
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> Web: www.remoteroot.net |
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> E-Mail: joe.hancock@×××××.com |
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> PGP key available from website. |
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