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ignich7
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Can anyone tell me which is best in terms of CPU consumption?
to reduce MIPS, I should go for FTP or NDM?
and also pls brief NDM Vs FTP. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| It would be better if you give direct answer here in this forum itself instead of giving URLs. |
Pleas explain why we should spend time rewriting what is already available
just to save you a few clicks ???
regards
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ignich7
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| This few clicks includes mine and the millions of future users. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| to reduce MIPS, I should go for FTP or NDM |
If you run both tests with different types of data content and volumes, you could post the results here and help
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| the millions of future users |
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Devzee
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Note....
Not always and not all site will be configured to use both FTP or NDM for same destination. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
No, but if TS has both and posts some stats from trial runs, the info will be avaliable to us and new users with the same consideration. |
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