RAID Problems

[jabr at blu.org (John Abreau)]

"Rich C" <richc at sysupport.com> writes:

> Precisely my point. Although 2 years is a long time for a design flaw to
> become evident, that was in fact the reason for the failure. You are not
> the only one who has had a Netgear card stop working. That is why I now
> use Linksys. While this is an unusual case, it is generally true that
> once something has worked well for a while, it will tend to keep
> working, _provided you don't stress it by exceeding its specifications_.

Funny; I had two Netgear 8-port 10/100 switches I'd been running for
years, and they both just suddenly died. One about four or five months
ago, and the other just a couple weeks ago. 

I don't remember exactly when I bought them, and I certainly don't
have receipts for them. I was unaware there was a lifetime warranty.
Where would I go to ask about getting them replaced?


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