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Subject: 520 Upgrade Planning
From: "Glenn Birnbaum" <gbirnba@xxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 21 Jul 2005 11:36:58 -0700
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We're planning for an i5/520 upgrade and wondering if the embedded Gig-E
Ethernet ports on the 520 system unit were copper or fibre connections.
The documentation implies it can run 10/100/1000 mps, so I'm thinking
these must be copper.  Can anyone confirm this?

TIA,
Glenn

Glenn Birnbaum
Platform Technology Services, REI
253-395-8206
"Get Outside Yourself":  http://www.rei.com

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