I accepted a job at Raytheon and will start there in two weeks.Can you please
let me know which job-site you found my profile, so that I can remove that I am
still looking.
Thanks:Michael Yanowitz
On Friday, July 7, 2023 at 10:09:22 AM CDT, Kenneth Kirchner
wrote:
Not sure why you
ee the man page
for ssh and look for the "CONFIGURATION FILES" section.
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way to install something as a user?
Generally you need to be root to install an RPM package. I do not know if
there is a way around that (I have never needed to try), but the error
messages you got are the same ones I get when I forget to become root
before installing a package.
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http://www.simpaticus.com/linux when you have a moment, OK?
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At 08:16 10/22/2003, you wrote:
# cp -prx /var/* /user
FYI, I do this with "rsync -av /var/* /user/"
Note the trailing slash on user, so it puts all those things _inside_ the
directory. The "-a" for archive on rsync does a lot, including preserve
ownership and permissions.
mple named.conf file,
install the caching-namerserver RPM. Very useful and simple package.
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To: "RedHat mailling list (E-mail)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2003 8:16 AM
Subject: 4/8 CPUs not seen in /proc/cpuinfo !
> I have access to a server only with ssh so i can't open the box, i see a
strange think:
> In /var/log/mess
users, so
you could do something like:
internal = no limit
anyone else = max 64 Kbps
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wsing to be of higher priority such
that my network sends/receives the HTTP stuff FIRST, then leaves any
bandwidth left over to the rsync transfer. From what little I've read so
far, traffic shaping seems to be the answer... now to learn how to set it up.
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All,
I just got tasked with providing (by this afternoon!) a short primer on
linux, preferably RH 9. I need something that a group of MIS Windows folks
can read in two evenings, such that I can then sit them down in front of RH
9 boxes and show them how to administer the basics.
I've found the R
want traffic shaping, or quality of
service, or TCP flags... what is it? And, of course, is there something
somewhere that will tell me how to make it work?
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(RHL 8.0, SQUID Installed)
FTP (AS/400)
SMTP (Lotus Domino R6)
WWW(Lotus Domino R6)
Most FTP server software in Linux (perhaps all) has the capability to limit
download speeds by various criteria. Perhaps your AS/400 software has the
same capability?
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Sent: Monday, October 20, 2003 12:21 PM
Subject: RE: Physical Memory is beeing filled (RH7.1)
> > Marcel,
> >
> > Your problem sounds like the Cache Swap bug:
> >
> >https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzill
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> On Monday, October 20, 2003, at 10:36 AM, Benjamin J. Weiss wrot
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Subject: Physical Memory is beeing filled (RH7.1)
> Hi
>
> When I check the memory status within "KDE Control Center" or just by the
> command "free" or "top", I can see
From: "Ken Rossman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, October 20, 2003 9:16 AM
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> I am working in a mixed environment with Linux, Solaris, MacOSX, and
> Windows
> systems and have been quite frustrated in tryin
> I am working on my iptables script.
>
> When I run the /etc/rc.d/init.d/iptables script which calls
> /etc/iptables.rules it fails with the error
> "bad argument modprobe"
>
> If I just run the /etc/iptables.rules script I have no errors or if I run
> modprobe ip_tables from bash I have no errors
At 19:33 10/19/2003, you wrote:
Redhat 9 does not detect the PCI wireless (a Prism 2.5) in my new laptop.
When I use a Knoppix CD to boot, it is detected. Any ideas?
My IBM Thinkpad T23 has one of those, and it works well with the
linux-wlan-ng project drivers.
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instructions, OK?
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;ls" executable in your executables directory and trash your system
the next time you want to list a directory.
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/prog'
Now, when you type "prog 33" the bash shell will immediately replace prog
with that long path and the program should run correctly. That way you
don't modify the path at all. :-)
Does that make sense?
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un
vide a file, whether or not it
exists on the current system, is given (I think) by "rpm -q
--redhatprovides /usr/bin/mrtg". Check to see if that works, I'm not sure.
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7 Feb 2003
07:28:46 AM CST
Mine came with RH9. It's probably not available for AS (yet).
Perhaps then the OP could also benefit by taking the SRPM and rebuilding
for his system?
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now in /dev/null?
Are you two joking, or is there some nobody-loves-me virus going around?
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ng whether libstdc++
solves the other) what is left as an unresolved dependency?
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x27;t take my word for it, but I think AS2.1 is built on RHL-7.3 not 9.
This might be a good part of your issues here.
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install tora.
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ons of "up2date"
and "up2date-gnome". Install them both with a single "rpm -Uvh up2date*"
command. See if that solves your problem.
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delibs tar?
Dependencies deal with packages, not files. You need to install the package
to make sure RPM knows that the dependency has been met.
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;t come up.
In the first column you can also type the filename, like "libkdecore.so.4"
and it should find which package provides that filename.
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d.
Please "take it outside", either to private mail or to a more appropriate list.
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n't get to answer that question or comment on the
"-qp" since I just came home from a trip last night and didn't check mail.
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> Thanks for the reply.
>
> That just gave me the following:
>
> fwbuilder-1.0.11-1
Yeah, I haven't had much sleep this week. I gave you the wrong switches.
try:
rpm -ql fwbuilder
Ben
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mething, I generally
update the database used by locate on the fly, then simply use the locate
command. For example:
# /etc/cron.daily/slocate.cron
# locate fwbuilder | more
Of course, updating the slocate database takes a few minutes, but it gets
the job done. :-)
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At 08:08 10/17/2003, you wrote:
On Fri, Oct 17, 2003 at 08:08:54AM -0400, Edward Croft wrote:
> On Thu, 2003-10-16 at 17:16, Rodolfo J. Paiz wrote:
> > At 13:12 10/16/2003, you wrote:
Rodolfo needs to change the attrition like. Ed Croft is trying to steal
my beer!
Sorry, Eudora does n
> Try:
>
> rpm -qp
>
> where would be what you're looking for (postfix, fwbuilder,
> etc).
>
> Ben
Sorry, it was a long night and the day's not much better. That should have
been
rpm -ql
not -qp
Is anybody reading my posts? I haven't heard anything back from any
questions in the last two w
At 06:08 10/17/2003, you wrote:
On Thu, 2003-10-16 at 17:16, Rodolfo J. Paiz wrote:
>
> Big man Ed speak truth. Buy beer for Ed, take Ed's advice.
>
Um, my name's Ed too, my advice, don't bet on Grey Lady in the fifth.
Now where's my beer?
Virtual beer. Cheer
offers single-point
configuration for SMTP, POP, IMAP, and even webmail. Seems great, but I
also have no experience with it.
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> I read up on this and it sounded absolutely perfect for me. After a few
> problems I finally managed to get it installed, but now I don't know
> where its executable is.
>
> I have done a search for a fwbuilder file and looked in all the
> application locations I know of, to no avail.
>
> Can som
> from http://256.com/gray/docs/rh_boot/
Darn, Marcel, I wish I'd seen this one yesterday! Would have saved me
several hours and two DVD-R's!
:)
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06) cd /tmp/rh9/up2date
> 07) wget the new up2date rpms
> 08) rpm -Uvh *.rpm
> 09) up2date --register
> 10) up2date --download --tmpdir=/tmp/rh9/up2date
> 11) cd /tmp/rh9
> 12) mkisofs -J -r -T -l -V 'RH-9-Shrke' \
> -b images/bootdisk.img \
> -c boot.catalog \
> -o
says
"yadda yadda 3".
The computer will now boot into text mode, wherein you can change your
firewall rules. Then simply type "init 5" to make it go graphical again.
The changes you made during boot do not get saved, so no further action is
necessary.
Not an expert on this,
opinion. Both
sendmail and postfix are part of RHEL WS on which RHPW is based, so you
should be fine for those updates.
Big man Ed speak truth. Buy beer for Ed, take Ed's advice.
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cd /tmp/rh9/up2date
07) wget the new up2date rpms
08) rpm -Uvh *.rpm
09) up2date --register
10) up2date --download --tmpdir=/tmp/rh9/up2date
11) cd /tmp/rh9
12) mkisofs -J -r -T -l -V 'RH-9-Shrke' \
-b images/bootdisk.img \
-c boot.catalog \
-o /tmp/shrike-dvd.iso .
Then I copied the .
cd /tmp/rh9/up2date
07) wget the new up2date rpms
08) rpm -Uvh *.rpm
09) up2date --register
10) up2date --download --tmpdir=/tmp/rh9/up2date
11) cd /tmp/rh9
12) mkisofs -J -r -T -l -V 'RH-9-Shrke' \
-b images/bootdisk.img \
-c boot.catalog \
-o /tmp/shrike-dvd.iso .
Then I copied the .
id subscription to
up2date for $60/year.
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related idiosyncracies and idiocies, that your
alternative... well, sucks.
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st to use in place of Sendmail for a novice on Red Hat Linux.
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Any idea where and/or when I could find Mozilla 1.4.1 RPM's and/or
Mozilla 1.5.0 RPM's
for Red Hat 8? Red Hat 9?
Thanks
R.Parr, RHCE
Temporal Arts
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I could use some help on this one,
would it be:
mkisofs -J -r -T -l -V 'RH-9-Shrke' \
-b /tmp/rh9/images/bootdisk.img \
-c /tmp/rh9/boot.catalog \
-o /tmp/shrike-dvd.iso
08) Burn the .iso to the dvd on the usb port. I have *no* idea how t
> Hi,
>
> After days of work, without rebooting my box, it suddenly slowed down.
> My filesystem is just
> 41% of the total size that my hard disk can hold. I executed "free" to
> check on the available
> memory resources. I found the following information:
>
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] xxx]$ free
>
t. Louis area and within
300 miles of you, at which point they can attack you from close by.
Geographic boundaries are not all that useful for what you want; just chalk
it off as a good idea that is not realistic.
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d be nice too.)
3. I have a 256 Kbps link... should I set MaxBytes to exactly
32000 or 32768? I know it's for display only, but what is the _correct_ value?
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none
access MyRWGroup "" any noauth exact all all
all
syslocation Guatemala (Factorrent)
syscontact Rodolfo J. Paiz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
What could be the problem with my SNMPd?
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; ls
227 Entering Passive Mode (129,15,99,44,197,69)
200 PORT command successful. Consider using PASV.
425 Failed to establish connection.
Where Do I start looking to fix it?
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ind an etc/ directory with a named.conf, and a var/named/
directory with the casa.paiz.org.* zone files (forward and reverse).
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had already taken the time to figure out how to sign mine, but
inline and without attachments. Digital signatures ARE important, and
attachments ARE annoying.
Just my two cents.
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which is a courtesy valued by those others
asking _real_ questions.
Ignorance is welcome. Laziness is rude. Kindly consider everyone else's
time, money, and interest in addition to your own.
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gh to take it off-list to
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issue with your IMAP server or with the clients... but for
sure it is not sendmail.
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front end, then I do not believe Shorewall has that
functionality anywhere. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
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> Benjamin J. Weiss wrote:
> >>Hi,
> >>
> >>What are the implications of changeing the LANG variable in RH9?
> >>
> >>Will it mess anything up?
> >>
> >>it was sugessted here
> >>http://www.sng.ecs.soton.ac.uk/ma
> Hi,
>
> What are the implications of changeing the LANG variable in RH9?
>
> Will it mess anything up?
>
> it was sugessted here
> http://www.sng.ecs.soton.ac.uk/mailscanner/serve/cache/121.html
>
> that I change it to
> LANG="POSIX"
>
> Anyone know if for any reason this might be a bad idea
> I have a VHS tape of my grandfather's 100th birthday that I want to make
> into a VCD so that I can send copies to the whole family (can you say bulk
> CD's? *grin* ).
>
> Is anybody currently doing vidcap in linux and can you recommend a decent
> card that's not too terribly expensive (I'd like
Shorewall seems to have a fanatic following. :)
http://www.shorewall.net
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Sent: Friday, October 10, 2003 1:26 AM
Subject: Graphic firewall
> I want a recomendation for a good graphical (gnome) firewall
> i get the following error when i issue the command 'mount /dev/cdrom'
> (which has this entry in /etc/fstab-
> /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom iso9660 noauto,user,kudzu,ro 0 0
> ):
>
> mount: /dev/cdrom: can't read superblock
>
> i've mounted this cd successfully in other linux boxes and tried
I have a VHS tape of my grandfather's 100th birthday that I want to make
into a VCD so that I can send copies to the whole family (can you say bulk
CD's? *grin* ).
Is anybody currently doing vidcap in linux and can you recommend a decent
card that's not too terribly expensive (I'd like to try a
>
> Benjamin J. Weiss said:
>
> > Wow, Hal, guess've just slept the last year or so. Ever heard of
> > Slapper? At one point it had infected at least 13,000 distinct machines:
>
> I've missed most of this thread, but it seemed to me that the point is
>
> We have some very old SCO Foxbase programs that we want to run under RH9.
> Is this possible, and is anyone already doing it?
I'd be careful of running any SCO software right nowthey may sue. ;)
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> On Thu, Oct 09, 2003 at 10:57:47AM -0500, Benjamin J. Weiss wrote:
> >
> > Notice the word "Unix" above...
>
> ... find me someone -- anyone -- who has had a system infected
> via email+attached virus on a *nix system. A live person please, and
> not theorie
> > I'm looking around for open source virus protection software, I saw
> > MailScanner-4.23-11 but it seams that it needs additional 3rd party
> > software to "eliminate" the viruses. Anybody know of others?
>
> Linux does not need virus protection, really. That's an MS specific
> problem.
Absolu
lhost are blocked by iptables (the line with
" -i lo -j ACCEPT" accepts any input from the local machine).
In other words, the services shown by "netstat -tap" as listening to ports
are often blocked by iptables so that other hosts may not access them.
So, nmap scans from other host
al concept anyway.
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disk space on the /usr2
partition. I am no linux expert, so any helpful hints during this
planning stage would be very appreciated.
What tasks will the server perform, and how much disk space do you have
available? Please provide more detail.
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> Well I've got Postfix up and running great from my local network. I run
> into a problem when I have a remote user trying to send email using my
> server as their smtp server. In /var/log/maillog, I get the following:
>
> Oct 7 23:48:32 terra postfix/smtpd[8995]: reject: RCPT from
> -xx-xx
At 20:31 10/7/2003, you wrote:
Anyone know what will be the length of its support life cycle?
At a guess and given that the source of its packages appears to be RHEL WS,
I would assume same support cycle as RHEL... lots of years.
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king a stronger push for a profitable, sustainable
company is also good from my point of view since it means that I will be
able to continue using Red Hat in 2025 instead of having them go broke by
doing too much for free.
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ckages they wanted.
It is probably that easy... but will probably generate a ton of support
calls from users who select it without really knowing what it is and end up
just staring at a bash prompt.
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> I am using the SMTP service from my ISP. Mail server
> is running.
>
> This is what I got in the /var/log/maillog..
>
Okay, things that look interesting to me are:
> Sep21, it worked...it didn't work on 10/06 and 10/07
> >>
> Sep 21 08:45:01 cscmail sendmail[24046]:
> h8LDj1eK024046: from=<[EMA
lls to put
only the packages you want onto a computer.
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> I have crontab setup to send e-mail in the monring
> using mutt command. Sincae yesterday it's not sending
> any e-mail. It doesn't log any error message in the
> /var/log/messages. I tried to send e-mail manually and
> that didn't work either.
>
> What can go wrong?
Is there anything suspiciou
> My questions concern generic aspects such as backup procedures, hard
> drive partitions, and other things that aren't related to a particular
> version. I have tried asking before and told to go to other lists.
> I am a member of several lists and one of them got upset that I asked
> about ba
After all the posts about the new Red Hat release and Fedora and looking
at the product pricing on Redhat.com I still have one question:
Will there be a new-release boxed Red Hat operating system priced at
$39.99 or less with or without support or printed materials?
TIA
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> Yeah,
>
> I've had it with SCO. I wish IBM would just throw their weight at
> them and make them go away for good. That would be a plus.
>
> :-)
Don't forget that Micro-shaft is helping SCO behind the scenes, and that
they've won against IBM in the past...
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> > Is an underscore ' _ ' a legal character in a DNS name? Is there an
> > document that someone can point me to with a definitive answer as to
which
> > characters are legal and not?
>
> Being strictly pedantic: underscores are allowed in DNS entries
> but not in hostnames. The relevant documen
y good.
It can get its info from bunches of stuff including various makes/models of
routers... but in my case since I'm on ISDN dial-up, I just have it check
the ppp0 IP address every five minutes and update the DynDNS servers if it
has changed.
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going to use Outlook).
Anyone have an example of the .muttrc file that would accomplish this? Thanks.
Don't know an answer to your specific question, but could you also maybe
use fetchmail to get the mail to your computer, then use Mutt to read it?
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ing on such an ambitious quest with
(apparently) so little knowledge to start.
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and spend many thousands of dollars on high-end
management software like Tivoli, or there is no way to do what you want.
(And even if you spend many thousands of dollars, I am not sure if there is
a way to do what you want.)
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onder whether you can "up2date bind" once RHPW is
installed? I don't see why not...
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At 03:11 10/5/2003, you wrote:
Anyway I'll try to make minimum with custom setup from RH8 and with
ignoring dependiences. Will see how it works.
Ignoring dependencies is not usually a good idea. A product "depends" on
another for a reason usually...
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lease note that only the first point is really "restricted" to Red Hat.
"Portings" to other distributions should not be too hard.
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What trademark issues do you see here?
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At 15:13 10/4/2003, you wrote:
On Sat, Oct 04, 2003 at 03:04:08PM -0600, Rodolfo J. Paiz wrote:
> Did you even look at the RULE page that someone suggested to you? That is
> exactly what RULE does: allow you to install a Red Hat Linux system into
> older hardware, or any hardware with le
install a much smaller set of packages than Anaconda usually
selects. It is still Red Hat Linux, though.
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dumps
its "core" memory contents to help you debug (it's called a "core dump" for
obvious reasons). If you don't know how to debug this kind of problem, you
can just delete those files.
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At 10:33 10/2/2003, you wrote:
You'll have to edit the xinetd script file for it. /etc/xinetd.d/telnet
Easier to type (as root): "chkconfig telnet on"
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Telnet and FTP send clear-text passwords all over the Internet, and they
ARE security nightmares by dint of this simple reality. The fact that the
alternatives you mention aren't good enough to fully replace them does not
change that fact, IMHO.
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switch. That allows for failover.
Any particular Intel card? Do all of them have that now? Any other
manufacturers you know of which do this kind of thing? And what did those
cards cost?
Lots of questions, I know, but whatever you can comment...
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