Autor: Piotr Bernatowicz (BERNAT_at_alfa.ichf.edu.pl)
Data: Wed 26 Mar 1997 - 20:11:35 MET
>came onsite! They ended up backing down to 3.51 on the servers. The
>Servers are HP Netservers with 448MB RAM, 20Gig RAID arrays and Dual P166
>CPUs. There are 2 of these boxes at each branch location. They also did
>a mass conversion to win95 on all the workstations. I (and the local IS
>Manager) was saddened to see this route taken, but when corporate says
>jump...
>I thought that the servers were a bit overkill, but the coporate IS guy
>said that this was the only way to get good performance with NT in a large
>network environment. Part of the problem seems to be the domain system
>that NT uses.
>Anyway, just another example of a non-press covered change of plans. The
>initial announcement of Cox moving to NT4 was in many papers. But nothing
>about the problems encountered or the change down to 3.51.
Alez Grego,
Taki nietakt. Widzisz tylko ciemne strony oprogramowania M$. Ale czyz
kolorowa, mrugajaca oczkiem ikonka w pasjansie nie jest warta 448 MB RAM? A
fuj! Widze u Ciebie zdecydowany brak poczucia piekna. Ty materialisto jeden.
Liczylbys tylko megabajty, megaherce i czas spedzony na instalacji. Wstydz
sie.
Pozdrawiam
Piotr Bernatowicz
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