SunRays Rock! Kool-Aid anyone?
While not specifically data related, I gotta make noise about our SunRay product.
I've had a SunRay on my desk for some time now, and it's been working like a charm. In fact, it's only gotten better over time. It's running JDS, it's small and quiet, and has been rock-solid, in terms of reliability and performance. What more could I ask for?
Well, how about a SunRay at home?
My wish was granted! A little while back, I got a SunRay at home, and it JUST WORKS. Check this out: At the end of the day with my desktop apps running on my SunRay, I pull out my badge or lock my screen. I go home, put my badge back in my SunRay at home or unlock my screen, and PRESTO, there's my desktop right where I left it at the office! Performance at home over my cable modem is not an issue.
Does this sound like I've drank the SunRay Kool-Aid? You bet, and I'm going back for seconds! (or is it thirds?) I just ordered a SunRay laptop from Tadpole, with wireless support. How slick will it be to walk into a conference room to give a presentation, pop in my badge, up comes my desktop on my laptop, and away I go. Yea, there will still be times I need disconnected compute cycles, so my old laptop (which is running Solaris 10 happily, by the way ) won't be put out to pasture just yet. However, I hear the airlines have been given the goahead to have wireless internet connections, so SunRays at 40,000 feet, here we come!
Posted at 03:51PM Jun 08, 2005 by Don Traub in General | Comments[2]




I'd like a little more technical background on getting your sunray working from home.. I am assuming that you have some sort of hardware VPN device on your home network.. How did you setup the DHCP helper at home?
Posted by Mike Adams on June 09, 2005 at 04:10 PM MDT #
http://www.sun.com/sunray/sunray170/index.xml
Posted by 192.18.98.64 on June 10, 2005 at 07:14 AM MDT #