-=> 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 don't transfer a lot of video from one location to
We> another an the 100 Mb backbone supports any streaming I do locally with
We> no issues. But still, I'll bet you get yourself a little swell of
We> pride to announce your home LAN is 10 Gb. ;)
Boy, does this sound familiar, and I thought I was the only one.
I'm still 100Mb across the board with one 10Mb segment for some of my older
machines. 100Mb is "fine" for me based on what I do around the house, but I
wouldn't be surprised, if I really did some digging, if I wasn't even getting
that.
My cables are so ancient that I wouldn't be surprised if I was having a bunch of
dropped packets & overruns
Now I think about it, if I tried moving to 1 or 10Gb, I'd end up taking the
network down because my underspec'd file server couldn't take the load with
spinning rust and ZFS. I'm starting to depress myself with the amount of
upgrades needed here, it seems
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