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Network Utilization 100/F v 1000/F
I work on a very large production network. I am wondering the true differences between 100/F and 1000/F in terms of network utilization. Is there any reason, if you have the capability, to use 100/F besides software specifications.
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Re: Network Utilization 100/F v 1000/F
If you have gigabit all around, there's no reason I can see not to use it. However, unless your network is properly designed, you could create a bottleneck somewhere if you have a couple of bandwidth hogs. One issue could be server access if a large number of workstations have gigabit access and are saturating their links.
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