3Com o Cisco Switch: What is the best choice ?
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Andrés Felipe CALDERÓN andresfc at ideam.gov.coMon Feb 21 14:38:57 PST 2000
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Hi, We're building a beowulf cluster, connected like the ANUWulf cluster (a FNN case, http://tux.anu.edu.au/Projects/Beowulf). Each machine have 3 EEPro cards, the nodes are divided in four groups, A switch connects all nodes in one group with all nodes in another (for a total of 6 switches). Our providers offer two options. 6 switches Cisco Catalyst 3548 XL Enterprise Edition (48Ports 100/10 + 2 slots 1000BaseTX). or, 12 switches 3Com SuperStack® 3 Switch 3300 XM (24 Ports) , our provider said that the switches can be stacked together using a matrix cable for two units (what does "stack using a matrix cable" mean?) What is the best choice, 6 Cisco switches or a 2x6 3Com switches? Thanks in advance, - Andres
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