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jkstrsn · 03-08-2006, 06:44 AM

I do agree that recovery options might be better with Windows; if the powervault 705 had worked out i was going to pick up a spare one for parts in case the first one went down, to have a way to read the drives.

The things I don't like about Windows are licensing fees, and I have heard that the newer server platforms aren't as stable as NT and require a bit more rebooting and such.

The 4100 definitely isn't fast enough, wish I knew more about a 4200, or any other altenative to paying Mr. Bill!

03-08-2006, 06:44 AM	#7
jkstrsn Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: USA Posts: 14	Re: How fast is the 4200? I do agree that recovery options might be better with Windows; if the powervault 705 had worked out i was going to pick up a spare one for parts in case the first one went down, to have a way to read the drives. The things I don't like about Windows are licensing fees, and I have heard that the newer server platforms aren't as stable as NT and require a bit more rebooting and such. The 4100 definitely isn't fast enough, wish I knew more about a 4200, or any other altenative to paying Mr. Bill!