Sorry, I didn't mean it quite like that.
I was just curious why someone had cisco routers at what I assumed, wrongly, was home, but it would appear they are not used for a simple home network, but more a server farm. sorry if I didn't get this across first time.
Following on from this tho, It would be interesting to see this kit at the next meet. Also out of interest what is the cisco kit you have?
Thanks
D
--- Simon Parkes simon.parkes@ukonline.co.uk wrote:
Fair enough David, was a bit boring, but this equipment isrequired when you manage a server farm, monitoring around 300 machines, running various strains of web servers etc (Won't go into details this time). Just though that some people arn't lucky enough to have this sort of equipment available to have a look at or mess around with. SO be it..
Simon
----- Original Message ----- From: David Freeman david_freeman@rocketmail.com To: simon.parkes@ukonline.co.uk Sent: Saturday, January 13, 2001 7:53 PM Subject: Re: [Alug] Next meet ???
--- Simon Parkes < > wrote:
Hi Guy's n Ladies?
I'm new to the Anglia area, just moved into Red Lodge (real
sprawling
metropolis!!). Been using Linux, both in comercially and private environments and was wondering when the next meet is and where?
I've
got a couple of Netfinity 4500's a Netfinity 5500, couple of PC300GL's
all
running RH6.0 -> 6.2, various cisco switches and a couple of routers to
have
a play with that I could bring along...
Someones showing off :o)
Well I've got... boring
Just out of interest what is it you use this lot for?
Thanks
D
Simon
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