[WinMac] VakantieDigest winmac.v001.n170

From: Arne Kuilman (arne[at]axeldev.demon.nl)
Date: Mon Jul 31 2000 - 02:20:26 PDT

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    Hallo,

    Ik ben momenteel met vakantie. Leveranciers gaarne mailen naar sales@axel.nu
    Voor informatie mailen naar info@axel.nu

    MVG Arne

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        001 - "Dan Schwartz" <Dan@Brake - MacServer IP vs ExtremeZ-IP [WAS:RE: Mac shares > 4gig]
        002 - "Changhsu P. Liu" <CPL874 - Re: [WinMac] Mac shares > 4gig
        003 - "Dan Schwartz" <Dan@Brake - RE: [WinMac] Mac shares > 4gig
        004 - tomroth@wfubmc.edu (Tom R - sharing root level of partition

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    From: "Dan Schwartz" <Dan[at]BrakeAndGo.com>
    Subject: MacServer IP vs ExtremeZ-IP [WAS:RE: Mac shares > 4gig]
    Date: Tue, 25 Jul 2000 10:28:06 -0400
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            Mike is quite correct about ExtremeZ-IP: It too is a very good product. That's
    why I recommended downloading and trying the fully functioning demo's for each.
       <http://www.cyansoft.de>
       <http://www.grouplogic.com>

            ExtremeZ-IP is easier to set up, while MacServer IP has better control,
    especially with memory allocation.

            Costwise, MacServer IP costs a LOT less for small sites, while ExtremeZ-IP
    costs less for large sites.

            Both, though, are very good products that perform as advertised. Primarily due
    to the cost of small site licenses (5 & 10 users) I install MacServer IP
    instead of ExtremeZ-IP; but I wouldn't hesitate to install the GroupLogic
    product.

            Cheers!
            Dan

    |-----Original Message-----
    |From: Perbix Michael
    |Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 8:52 AM
    |To: winmac@lists.best.com
    |Subject: RE: [WinMac] Mac shares > 4gig
    |
    |
    |Not to sound bad or go against Dan's suggestions, but I have looked at
    |MacserverIP and also ExtremeZ-ip, for whatever reasons I choose ExtremeZ-IP
    |and it also works Very well, and I have not had one problem with it on about
    |13 servers. Basically that means, download both demo's and see for yourself
    |which one fits better into your needs....8-)
    |
    | -Mike
    |
    |> ----------
    |> From: Dan Schwartz
    |> Reply To: winmac@lists.best.com
    |> Sent: Monday, July 24, 2000 5:16 PM
    |> To: winmac@lists.best.com
    |> Subject: RE: [WinMac] Mac shares > 4gig
    |>
    |>
    |> Dear Brent,
    |>
    |> Yes, MacServer IP works VERY well; and it's as stable as a rock.
    |> Download the
    |> latest version from the German software publisher at:
    |> <http://www.cyansoft.de>. It's a fully working demo with a 30 day time
    |> bomb.
    |>
    |> MacServer IP runs in application mode (CPU Ring 3), and it does NOT
    |> require rebooting to install it.
    |>
    |> Cheers!
    |> Dan Schwartz
    |>
    |> DISCLAIMER: I am a dealer for MacServer IP for the U.S.
    |>
    |> |-----Original Message-----
    |> |From: brent@yavapai.cc.az.us
    |> |Sent: Monday, July 24, 2000 4:15 PM
    |> |To: winmac@lists.best.com
    |> |Subject: RE: [WinMac] Mac shares > 4gig
    |> |
    |> |
    |> |Dan:
    |> |Thanx so much for the great info. Is that speed boost for REAL? I had
    |> heard
    |> |that Win 2000 Server supported Macs better (because it has AFP/IP built
    |> in?).
    |> |Are the 3rd party utils stable on NT 4?
    |> |I really appreciate your feedback. By the way, do you have any
    |> |experience vis a
    |> |vis Apple Share IP on an Apple server vs NT 4 Server in a mixed platform
    |> |enviornment? Performance & reliability?
    |> |Best regards,
    |> |Brent
    |> |
    |> |
    |> |
    |> |
    |> |"Dan Schwartz" <Dan@BrakeAndGo.com> on 07/24/2000 11:50:13 AM
    |> |
    |> |Please respond to winmac@lists.best.com
    |> |
    |> |To: winmac@lists.best.com
    |> |cc: (bcc: Brent Sellstrom/YCC)
    |> |Subject: RE: [WinMac] Mac shares > 4gig
    |> |
    |> |
    |> |
    |> |
    |> | Sure will... It's just that it will only report up to 3.9 gigs of
    |> free
    |> |space. I have one NT4/Server installation that has 1/7 terabyte.
    |> |
    |> | Even better is to use something that supports AFP 2.2 (AFP = Apple
    |> Filing
    |> |Protocol), which includes the AFP/IP products such as ExtremeZ-IP,
    |> MacServer
    |> |IP, and Windows 2000/Server (& Advanced & Datacenter Server flavors).
    |> |
    |> | In addition to properly displaying free space, AFP/IP gives you a
    |> 200 to
    |> |500% speed boost. :)
    |> |
    |> | <http://www.cyansoft.de>
    |> | <http://www.grouplogic.com>
    |>

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