Hi everyone, I’ve been thinking about when it actually makes sense to move from 1GbE to 10GbE in a network. For a small setup, 1GbE can still be more than enough for everyday traffic. But once you have multiple switches, a NAS, servers, backups, or several users transferring large files at the sam…

Do not care. Do not want to be bullied again as a racist or an orange alien from the USA.

@normis @sergejs @krisjanis @strods @oskarsk @maigonis This is not right, it is not possible that moderators are insulted just because they remove rubbish from the forum...

Perhaps he is not a real person at all?

@drotz You can remove your post to the OP if you want.

@oskarsk thanks for reply. I was talking about other users making fun of @BartoszP for deleting topics like these (or worst), which are clearly generated by Artificial Intelligence. How dare they bullied him? (not the AI, the other users...)

Nobody got my joke I was actually suggesting that BartoszP might be the AI, not the topic. :joy: I’ll reboot my neural network.

"claude, shit answer. i said no mistakes and you didn't call bartosz an ai. Start a new chat and repeat my last prompt. Make no mistakes."

[image] rosiecharles: How do you normally make this decision in your own MikroTik setups? I always go with 10base5. It is well established standard. Can't go wrong with it.

gonna need category 8 ( https://www.hb-digital.de/rj45-connector-cat8-lsa-stp-zinc-alloy-slim-awg22-26-2-pcs ) cable for that, its too fast for a normal cat 4 rj45 cable

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