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On 4/11/07, Mark Rudholm <rudholm@×××××××××.org> wrote: |
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> Norman Rieß wrote: |
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> > Wendall Cada schrieb: |
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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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> >> |
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> >> Wendall |
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> > Definitely Intel. |
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> I would second (third? fourth?) that recommendation. |
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> I'm a sysadmin at a really big Internet company, and |
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> have dealt with lots of cards. Intels are consistently |
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> the least likely to cause headaches. |
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Just want to second this. The e1000 driver is pretty solid, and very |
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stable. I've never really had an issue with it. |
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() The ASCII Ribbon Campaign - against HTML Email, |
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/\ vCards, and proprietary formats. |
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