1?

Seriously they support almost all the same stuff with the exception of the new IXS Pentium-M based server which does not appear to be supported by the FC #2843. Oh and the FC #2843 is no longer available new.

 - Larry

Chris Bipes wrote:

Can any one tell me the difference between a 2843 IOP and a 2844 IOP?  The
have the same performance rating and I can put either into my 5095 PCI-x
expansion tower.  The cost is the only difference I can see but there must
be more.

Christopher K. Bipes Manager of Systems Administration
CrossCheck, Inc.



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