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| Created: | Wed Oct 15 1986 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
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This question is cross posted on AS4100 NOTES also. Hope get your
help ASAP
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Dear Sir,
There is big opportunity with AS4100 * 2 TruCluster, 8GB memory & 4CPU/each,
and many AS1000A . As it's a mission critical project,the customer requests for
the data of MTBF & MTTR about AS4100 and AS1000A. Otherwise, they wouldn't
sign the order.
Could you help us to get such data or give me a contact point ASAP?
Thanks ahead!
Best Reg.
Helen
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| 6356.1 | AMCFAC::RABAHY | dtn 471-5160, outside 1-810-347-5160 | Wed Jan 29 1997 15:36 | 7 | |
It'll vary with configuration. Generally, the more dependent components the lower the MTBF. MTTR really only makes sense for redundent components. It depends on how long it takes field service to show up with the right replacement part. Hmm, or are they trying to figure out transition times? Hot moving things tend to fail first, moving things fail next, hot things fail next. | |||||
| 6356.2 | A reference MTBF about AS4100 is enough | HGOM11::HELENZHOU | Wed Jan 29 1997 18:31 | 12 | |
Hello,
Thanks a lot for your timely reply!
Yes, your're right. But I assume Digiatl should has a masure of MTBF
about AS4100 with a certain configuration, which is enough to convince
our customer. In P.R.China, for a critical project, the vendor must
provide such a data to hel approval by governer. I suppose, the MTTR
should be provide by local MCS department based on your explanation?
Am I right? Looking forward to your further information!
Reg.
Helen
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