Alexis Smirnov
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Wednesday, May 07, 2003
 

            The one where Windows Server 2003 kicks Linux's butt on serving files. [Chris Sells]

Key Findings.

-          Windows Server 2003 delivered significantly better File server throughput compared to Red Hat Linux Advanced Server 2.1 and Red Hat Linux 8.0 on the configurations we tested.

-          Windows Server 2003 delivered between 66 and 95 percent better File server throughput in our tests on a HP DL760 server using up to eight processors compared to Red Hat Advanced Server 2.1

-          Windows Server 2003 delivered 100 percent better File server throughput in our tests on a HP DL380 server using two processors compared to Red Hat Linux Advanced Server 2.1

-          Windows Server 2003 delivered 86 percent better File server throughput in our tests on a HP DL380 server using two processors compared to Red Hat Linux 8.0 Professional.

 

The test was commissioned by Microsoft and performed by Veritest.

 

 


    

The more I play with NewsGator the more I like it.

 

What’s more, despite the growing popularity of his product, Greg continues to maintain his ability to listen and respond to user feedback. It is such a pleasure for me as a user to be able to know that my feedback is listened to.

 

Btw, I recommend you get the tool now and pay Greg your 30$ before 1.2 comes out. Being one of the existing uses I have interest in convincing Greg that existing users will want preferential treatment in terms of future upgrades J.


    


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