Mick Ring wrote:
on 6/9/03 19:59, scott granlund at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:My experience: after using IPNR for a few years on a 6100 that was dedicated to only move data packets, I bought a D-Link DI-704. The following month my power bill was down about 7%. Mind you, the 6100 was running headless. Just the processor and the drive were active. I live in the PNW, so power here is somewhat less expensive than it is throughout much of the world.
This is an LEM list right? Think of the exciting time
your old 7100 can have as your NEW router box! Get a
copy of IPNetRouter and install it on the Mac router
box.
The problem with this solution is that it costs three times more than a hardware router!
-Mick
Get a router. If you use a computer to switch packets, the energy use will pay for a router in about three months.
Jim
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