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How Many HDDs/RAID Arrays Is Too Many??

:Q ... I would never do something like that... As to it's use, well, I have a lot of por... It'll actually be an audio/video server for my house. I'm ripping my DVD collection to disk for streaming across my network. I'm using DVDShrink to take the size down a bit, but each one is still...
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- May 8, 2004
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How Many HDDs/RAID Arrays Is Too Many??

I didn't think this was really a "General Hardware" question, so I pose it to you guys. I'm building up a little dualy server for myself and I have a question. Well, first off, the specs... Intel L440GX+ Dual P3 550 (100FSB) 512 MB PC100 Registered ECC RAM (possibly bumping to 1GB or more)...
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- May 7, 2004
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How to make 2 10/100 nics function as 1

Only if the both the adapters you're using as well as your switch support it. Typically referred to as teaming, is also known as trunking, spanning, aggregation, or bonding. You'd need to check the specs on those 3com adapters you're using. I know that the Intel, HP, and Cisco support...
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- Dec 22, 2003
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Video over LAN

I'm gonna go with your CPU is a bit too slow. I'm guessing that the 500MHz is the machine you're viewing the video on, not the one storing them. For a file server, 500MHz is more than adequate, but for decoding video, you could be a bit stressed. Consider either increasing the CPU speed (easy...
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- Dec 22, 2003
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