The NEW Kingston KNE100TX? Reliable?
Christopher E. Brown
cbrown@denalics.net
Tue Feb 9 06:17:50 1999
On Mon, 8 Feb 1999, John Connett wrote:
> Many thanks to those who sent comments in reply to my message. I'm
> beginning to think that the NEW Kingston KNE100TX may be a reasonable
> substitute for the old 21140 based part. If anyone has firm evidence to
> the contrary please let me know!
>
> If the NEW Kingston KNE100TX is a worthy successor to the very reliable
> old model it would be good to make that known. Conversely, if there are
> any problems it would be good to know that before many users (me
> included) get caught!
The KNE100TX is our standard server card, we use many. I was
upset when the new design started arriving (no notice, no model change),
but they drop right in and have caused no problems. I have ~ 12 in use
right now, with several in boxes that run traffic 24/7 and 30Mbit +, with
prime usage times hitting 60 - 70 Mbit. I have only had them online for a
few week, but with no problems, and no problems ever with the older
design.
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