20 Feb
2003
20 Feb
'03
11:48 a.m.
Any one to avoid? It'll end up in an Axil SS2 clone routing a broadband
connection into the FDDI backbone, unless someone can convince me that it's
a horrible idea.
Thanks!
Bob
20 Feb
20 Feb
8:01 p.m.
On 2003.02.21 02:46 Robert F. Schaefer wrote:
Any one to avoid? It'll end up in an Axil SS2
clone routing a
broadband connection into the FDDI backbone, unless someone can
convince me that it's a horrible idea.
I have a SS5-110 with a NPI DAS FDDI
card (type number 105-0126-04) and
Solarais 2.6. This card was also soled by Sun. The card works, but is
slow, i.e. I get 2..3 MB/s. The older SGI Indigo 2 R4k4 150 MHz with a
GIO64 FDDI card can do 6+ MB/s NFS and 8+ MB/s raw TCP. More important:
When I disconnect / reconnect the FDDI cables from / to the NPI card
while the interface is up the SS5 hangs. Even Stop A does not work.
Powercycling is the only way to get the machine back on its feet again.
Get a PMAX, Alpha, RS/6k or the like for this task.
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tsch??,
Jochen
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