PfSense in VM, is there a good way to connect host machine to LAN?
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"500 (megabytes / second) = 4000 Mbps, not really sure what you didn't understand?"
There you say bytes – b is bites not Bytes, is what was confusing to me.. if you say "500mb/sec " pretty much everyone on the planet would read that is bits not Bytes ;)
And sure Xenserver is another type 1 option.. Much better than virtual box for something that is going to be a perm VM setup.
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"500 (megabytes / second) = 4000 Mbps, not really sure what you didn't understand?"
There you say bytes – b is bites not Bytes, is what was confusing to me.. if you say "500mb/sec " pretty much everyone on the planet would read that is bits not Bytes ;)
And sure Xenserver is another type 1 option.. Much better than virtual box for something that is going to be a perm VM setup.
Ahhhhh, lol. I figured if someone said mb/sec instead of mbps then you'd take it as mB, at least that's how I always do :)
-Jamie M.
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No B is Bytes, b is bits - that is how it is everywhere!!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bit
the lower-case letter b is widely used as well and was recommended by the IEEE 1541 Standard (2002). In contrast, the upper case letter B is the standard and customary symbol for byte.
doing /sec vs ps is 2 different ways to say the exact same thing per sec.
So your doing it wrong ;) And I can not believe you have ran into confusing before ;)
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No B is Bytes, b is bits - that is how it is everywhere!!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bit
the lower-case letter b is widely used as well and was recommended by the IEEE 1541 Standard (2002). In contrast, the upper case letter B is the standard and customary symbol for byte.
doing /sec vs ps is 2 different ways to say the exact same thing per sec.
So your doing it wrong ;) And I can not believe you have ran into confusing before ;)
My bad. I'll be more clear in the future :D
-Jamie M.
