Hi Larry, We have both an LSR-II and an Aria on a University network. We even have an old Vantage/Diva on the network. It's nothing special, just connected through a 2nd network card as you describe. I don't think we've experienced any problems due to it. The network load is not much compared to the cytometer data stream. Just in case, though, we do not do much browsing while collecting data or sorting. The Windows firewall likely will be a problem for the cytometer connection if you activate it. In our case, the campus network is firewalled. We also run a virus scanner (McAfee) with no trouble, and of course, keep our Windows patches up to date. Good luck! Neal -- Neal Benson ICBR Flow Cytometry Facility University of Florida On Thu Apr 17 03:12:26 EDT 2008, Larry Kahn <LKahn@iavi.org> wrote: > All, > We are setting up a LSRII in the lab and would like to be able to > connect it to our site > ethernet system. Any suggestions on how to connect without > slowing down the > cytometer-computer connection would be appreciated. We have a > second ethernet card. > > > Thank you > > Larry Kahn > Pfizer Global Health Fellow > International Aids Vaccine Initiative > Entebbe, Uganda > > > > >Received on Fri Apr 18 13:38:00 2008
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