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From: pete@uqcspe.OZ.AU (Peter McMahon)
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Subject: Kinetics boxes in a teaching lab
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Date: Fri, 29-Aug-86 21:01:58 EDT
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Is anybody able to share their experiences using a Kinetics box (or a 
home built) in a teaching lab? For example, if anyone uses a fileserver,
how slow does it all get when 20-30 Macs hit the Server at once? How badly
is the Server hit? Any comments about reliability etc?

Good experiences, bad experiences, in fact any comments about Seagates
would be greatly appreciated.

Peter McMahon

Computer Science Department,		Phone:	+61 7 377 4276
University of Queensland,		ACSnet:	pete@uqcspe.oz
St Lucia, Brisbane, 4067		ARPA:	pete%uqcspe.oz@seismo.css.gov
Australia.				UUCP:	..!seismo!munnari!uqcspe.oz!pete