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10 comments:
Why have you switched your weblog from full feeds to summary-only? It's so much more convenient to read as a full feed, would you please re-enable the full feed?
Many thanks!
I haven't switched anything. This is Blogger's doing and it's the second time it's happened. I'll see if I can fix it.
you wanna use this as a tap???
Anonymous -- I might have this NIC receive tap inputs, or I might have those interfaces sniff SPAN ports. Does it matter?
Kind of ... off-main-topic, but here it goes, hoping it could be somehow related: have you had any experience with the product at:
http://www.metanetworks.net/products.html
I am contemplating trying one, but would like some expert opinion, before spending the money on it. Thx.
Hello again,
I do not have experience with this product, although I think I mentioned them before in the blog. If they send me an eval unit, I'll be happy to try it. :)
Regarding RSS summaries -- do you still see them? This link shows full text. Perhaps it was a Blogger burp?
So no comments on the PCI-X cards then?
Heh. I was thinking of getting the same cards. Richard, let me know your findings.
Hi Joe,
I have only used PCI-X in Dell 750 1U rackmount boxes. I don't have any systems in my lab with open PCI-X slots.
Sorry, I have never seen these NICs.
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