Re: Max Devices on ethernet adapters

I'm talking just a run of the mill 200-300 page report during
peak periods to a remote location.(That's pretty typical)

Let's say an accounting department that has a 1100lpm in
their department and that hammer it "all day long" on a
local LAN. (I know what happens on twinax)

I bring these question to the table cause I don't ever see
them mentioned and many medium sized shops are not set up
to "balance/play with/screw around" with ethernet and all
it's associated problems.

What are most folks in a mythical shop running 50 pc's
doing for "network control" ???? What is a typical lan
these days ???

Has everybody thrown in the towel on twinax since it's
soooo "outdated" ???(I have not)

Yes... I have seen the 8,000 page report sent to a remote
location and poooooooof...

<Would a bunch of high speed(1100lpm) line printers really
crush an adapter ???>

How many pages are you talking about with the reports? What speed is the network? Are the printers close enough to use twin-ax? Unless you've got a specific need to hang high-volume printers on an ethernet network, I'd look to use twin-ax. Have you ever seen what can happen to a network when someone accidentally sends an 8,000 page report to a network attached printer? Root canals are prettier...