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Subject: 2 network card and ODBC - is it faster?
From: Tomasz Skorża <t.skorza@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 5 Jan 2007 17:25:08 +0100
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Hi

I have 520 with two gbit network cards. 
Is it make sense if I use one card for user access (CA, ftp, other) and
second card I will use only for access by ODBC? If ODBC will work faster?

Regards

Tomasz Skorza

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Follow-Ups:

RE: 2 network card and ODBC - is it faster? , Haase, Justin C.
Re: 2 network card and ODBC - is it faster? , rob
RE: 2 network card and ODBC - is it faster? , Wilt, Charles

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