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Article #225Re: Windows NT or Novell 4.x?
From: imt... Ian M. Turek
Date: Fri, 12 Jan 1996 00:00
Date: Fri, 12 Jan 1996 00:00
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dav...@smms.com (David Chamberlain) wrote: >In article <4d116u$p...@news.onramp.net>, we...@onramp.net says... >> >>I am currently running 100 user 3.12 LAN with heavy DataBase use. I have been >confronted >>by the Director of IS about going to NT. Any thoughts? >I would ask your IS Director what he expects to get from going to NT. We >recently made the switch. Before we switched I was given all of these >wonderful reasons. Here are some results. >Reason: > It will perform better. >Result: > We went from a 66 Mhz 486-DX2 with 64MB of RAM on an EISA buss, a Mylex EISA >DAC960 disk array controller and a 3Com EISA FDDI nic; all running NetWare. Are you using any client/server based applications? I believe that with such apps it might be worth considering NT because of its SMP capabilities. > We went to a 133 Mhz Pentium, also with 64 MB of RAM on a PCI buss, a Mylex >PCI DAC960P disk array controller and a Network Peripherals PCI FDDI nic, >running Windows NT. It got visibly slower. I am nopt responsible for: spellunk, grammer, and punctuazion Ian M. Turek imt...@compumedia.com Network Administrator and Tech. Support Specialist Pacific Northwest Bank Seattle, WA pn...@wolfenet.com
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From: imt...@compumedia.com (Ian M. Turek) Subject: Re: Windows NT or Novell 4.x? Date: 1996/01/12 Message-ID: <4d53bp$sri@gandalf.compumedia.com> X-Deja-AN: 135016435 references: <4d116u$p35@news.onramp.net> <4d3qao$58d@news.i.net> organization: Compumedia, Inc. newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell,fido.novell,pl.comp.sys.novell,swnet.lans.novell,tw.bbs.comp.novell MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit