-=> Weatherman wrote to Digital Man <=-
We> Hells bells man... I'm still living in the world of a 100 Mb/s LAN!
We> Now, at work I deal with 10 Gb and 25 Gb connections (generally 10 Gb
We> back end and 25 Gb front end).... For me, here at home, 100 Mb is
We> "just fine."
I'm in a position at work where I'm going to be inheriting an IT
infrastructure for a group of 300 employees in 10 offices. Looking at
what I'm inheriting, I'm finding more and more offices running on cable
connections - typically 300/20 connections.
This. Will. Not. Do. Especially when I'm running an SDWAN over these
links and trying to synchronize files - and I'm going into the office
sometimes with the express need of uploading ISOs and huge files to
other sites!
I think 600/600 is a nice starting point.
At home, I'm still stuck on cable and really need to bite the bullet
and go fiber. I'd love to back up 3TB of data on my NAS to the cloud,
but at 600/20 with bandwidth caps, I'd be insane to do so.
Once I go fiber, maybe I'll make use of my teamed 1GB ethernet links. :)
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