> You are wrong in this case, 4MB RAM is *more* than enough for nearly all
> users. The only reasons you'd need more than 4MB RAM is if you were to
> run BGP (and a very small number of users do) or if you have such huge
> routing tables that they did not fit in 4MB. I can recall 2 customers who
> had this problem, and both of them admitted that their network was not
> optimally designed - no aggregation, thousands of host routes, etc.
>
> Rarely does any user need more than 4MB.
Im certain he must have confused the PM 3 with the ram hungry USR product.
;-)
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Advanced Medical Systems, Inc. jake@uh.edu
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Houston, Texas 77074 http://www.ams.com/~jake
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