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personally i don't think nerdles setup will work, no networking stuff.
cisco routers are pretty expensive... and let's not talk about proper cabling....
then again i really think 5000 for networking is not that much at all especially for 150 systems.
and where is the laptop and wireless lan? don't u know the future is the mobile office :D
The blades have built in gigabit ports and the blade racks have built-in gigabit switches. As for networking with the thin clients (and on Clifs setup, workstations) we added $5,000 to the price for networking gear.
i havn't seen a switch with 150 ports... but that's my bad... as for the 5000 it's a bit on the slim side isn't it.
Largest switch I've seen is 48 port. Clif said the price of the 48 port swtich $1,000, so blame Clif for it :D I don't recall if that switch had gigabit uplink/downlink though, which would be needed in my configuration otherwise you'd get a major bandwidth bottle neck.
Microsoft makers and Sells Visual Fox Pro 8.0 I think wass the last version... Hold on- It wssd and it was put out - Dum Dum Dum- Within the last 2 years and has a DoT NET version!!!Quote:
Originally posted by clifgriffin
Twould indeed...no one in their right mind is going to use Fox.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vfoxpro/
Geesh- If you guys can't even keep up with the latest from MS?!
Sorry.Quote:
Originally posted by johnie
Microsoft makers and Sells Visual Fox Pro 8.0 I think wass the last version... Hold on- It wssd and it was put out - Dum Dum Dum- Within the last 2 years and has a DoT NET version!!!
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vfoxpro/
Geesh- If you guys can't even keep up with the latest from MS?!
I must have been tipsy with nyquil. ;) For some reason I was associating J++ with Fox Pro.:o
D'oh.
Honestly, I don't really don't give a rats a**.
If it doesn't benifit me, I don't care :D
Call me selfish
(not shellfish!)