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- Date: 21 AUG 92 03:23:30 GMT
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- From: "L. Stuart Vance" <VANCE@TGV.COM>
- Subject: Re: Multinet NFS Client to a DEC StorageServer-100
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- >Does anyone have any experience, either good or bad, with using a Multinet
- >NFS client to a DEC StorageServer-100?? If so, I'd appreciate hearing about
- >it. I'd also appreciate hearing either good or bad things about the
- >StorageServer or alternatives as well.
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- DEC did have a copy of the NFS Client and did some testing against the
- StorageServer several months before the product shipped. They indicated
- that it worked just fine! We have a number of customers using Epoch file
- servers as well.
-
- Regards,
- -----Stuart
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