On Tue, 2006-05-30 at 01:32, Rafiu Fakunle wrote:

> > I was more interested in the functional differences - that
> > is, what services can OF provide that can't be done on
> > a properly configured Centos system?
> >   
> 
> I understand the question now. The answer is "absolutely nothing" :).
> 
> The benefit of Openfiler however is that you spend less time performing 
> admin tasks and have a lot more structure in how those tasks are 
> performed. That's why appliance type products exist in the first place. 
> Do one thing and do it very well.

Thanks, but that makes it a problem to justify any extra cost.  I
don't think my company cares whether I have to work a little
harder or not, and in fact I'd rather edit a few config
files than deal with the paperwork every year to get
approvals for an extra expense.  And since I maintain other
stock Centos boxes it is probably easier to clone them
and be able to move services around than to have something
different with different update repositories.

-- 
  Les Mikesell
   [EMAIL PROTECTED]


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