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Rio Carnival 2007
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      02-20-2007, 05:41 PM
I have a problem, My Dell PowerEdge server PSU is too loud so I have though
about moving it to another room and Connecting My router to my Desktop PC's
NIC or hub and sticking the WIFI Card in the server. Will this be ok or
will the File sharing (all media files on server) become much slower now ?



 
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      02-20-2007, 06:31 PM
In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, Rio Carnival
2007 says...
> I have a problem, My Dell PowerEdge server PSU is too loud so I have though
> about moving it to another room and Connecting My router to my Desktop PC's
> NIC or hub and sticking the WIFI Card in the server. Will this be ok or
> will the File sharing (all media files on server) become much slower now ?
>

It'll be slower. A lot.


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      02-20-2007, 06:49 PM
>"Conor" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, Rio Carnival
> 2007 says...
>> I have a problem, My Dell PowerEdge server PSU is too loud so I have
>> though
>> about moving it to another room and Connecting My router to my Desktop
>> PC's
>> NIC or hub and sticking the WIFI Card in the server. Will this be ok or
>> will the File sharing (all media files on server) become much slower now
>> ?
>>

> It'll be slower. A lot.
>


Thanks, Might look see if I can get a Silent PSU then or get someone to
chuck the Phone line in a back room.

Cheers Conor, saves me an hour of f***ing about


 
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      02-20-2007, 08:40 PM
In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, Rio Carnival 2007
says...
> >"Conor" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> >news:(E-Mail Removed). ..
> > In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, Rio Carnival
> > 2007 says...
> >> I have a problem, My Dell PowerEdge server PSU is too loud so I have
> >> though
> >> about moving it to another room and Connecting My router to my Desktop
> >> PC's
> >> NIC or hub and sticking the WIFI Card in the server. Will this be ok or
> >> will the File sharing (all media files on server) become much slower now
> >> ?
> >>

> > It'll be slower. A lot.
> >

>
> Thanks, Might look see if I can get a Silent PSU then or get someone to
> chuck the Phone line in a back room.
>
> Cheers Conor, saves me an hour of f***ing about
>

www.quietpc.com


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      02-20-2007, 08:58 PM
Conor wrote:
> In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, Rio Carnival
> 2007 says...
>> I have a problem, My Dell PowerEdge server PSU is too loud so I have
>> though about moving it to another room and Connecting My router to
>> my Desktop PC's NIC or hub and sticking the WIFI Card in the
>> server. Will this be ok or will the File sharing (all media files on
>> server) become much slower now ?
>>

> It'll be slower. A lot.


The OP seems to be talking about replacing the wired connection on the
server with wireless , and doing the reverse for the desktop PC which is
currently connected wirelessly.

In that case it will make no difference to the transfer speeds as you are
still restricted by the slowest link , and it doesn't matter if that's at PC
or Server end.

If I've misread and its just replacing wired & wired with wired & wireless ,
then it will indeed be a lot slower

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      02-21-2007, 08:24 AM
>"Dr Zoidberg" <alexNOOOOOO!!!!!!!@drzoidberg.co.uk> wrote in message
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>> It'll be slower. A lot.

>
> The OP seems to be talking about replacing the wired connection on the
> server with wireless , and doing the reverse for the desktop PC which is
> currently connected wirelessly.
>
> In that case it will make no difference to the transfer speeds as you are
> still restricted by the slowest link , and it doesn't matter if that's at
> PC or Server end.
>
> If I've misread and its just replacing wired & wired with wired & wireless
> , then it will indeed be a lot slower


Original Setup - Server and Main Desktop PC Connected to Router wired
through Hub, All laptops Wireless

Current setup : Server connetcted direct to router - sends signal to
laptops + Main Desktop PC

Contemplating - Main Desktop PC connected to Router sending signal to Server
and Laptops.

I think I undertsand what your saying Alex though, current and contemplating
wont make no difference but Original was quickest for sharing.


 
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