spoelhof@kodak.kodak.com (Gordon Spoelhof) (08/11/90)
In one of my projects, I am using Sybase on Sun workstations for a distributed
application. The database physically resides on one Sun 4/490 and the
application runs on Sun 4/SLCs. The database is approximately 1GByte. The
4/490 is outfitted with two 1GByte drives - one for database, the other for OS
and space for server based applications. In the metropolitan area the
network is a collection of T bridged Ether segments. Remote sites are TCP/IP
connected over leased 9.6Kbps/64Kbps lines via Cisco routers. In general,
the network is multi-segment, multi-subnetted.
Questions:
1. Does anyone operate Sybase over a wide area TCP/IP network? If
so what are your experiences?
2. Does anyone operate Sybase over a multi-segment (routed) network?
If so are there any problems?
3. Do you see any major flaws? Is there any way to improve the system's
reliability? Performance?
Please send responses back to my E-mail address (spoelhof@kodak.com).
Thanks in advance!
Sincerely,
Gordon Spoelhof,
Computer Technology Consultant
Eastman Kodak Co. - Information Technology Management
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