Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
counts as three counts as three monitored devices
English answer:
counts as three monitored devices
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Jul 4, 2012 03:29
11 yrs ago
English term
counts as three counts as three monitored devices
English
Tech/Engineering
IT (Information Technology)
Each P4000 device counts as three counts as three monitored devices under XXX, therefore XXX can only support a maximum of approximately 150 P4000 devices
What does it mean please ?
Thanks
What does it mean please ?
Thanks
Responses
3 +3 | counts as three monitored devices | NancyLynn |
3 +1 | should be considered equal to three | Nathan Takase |
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counts as three monitored devices
It appears to me the writer mistakenly typed in "counts as three" twice.
Each device is the equivalent of three.
Each device is the equivalent of three.
Note from asker:
Thank you Nancy. I think you're right |
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27 mins
should be considered equal to three
The repetition looks like a simple mistake, so I think the sentence should read:
Each P4000 device counts as three monitored devices under XXX, therefore XXX can only support a maximum of approximately 150 P4000 devices.
So apparently XXX can support ~450 monitored devices, but since the P4000 counts as three, it can only support ~150 P4000 devices.
Each P4000 device counts as three monitored devices under XXX, therefore XXX can only support a maximum of approximately 150 P4000 devices.
So apparently XXX can support ~450 monitored devices, but since the P4000 counts as three, it can only support ~150 P4000 devices.
Note from asker:
Thanks Nathan |
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