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> > (the three mentioned should cover different areas, all very reasonable, 
> > but have I missed some important area?)
> 
> Ziff-Davis "netbench" for DOS, Windows, Windows95, and Macintosh
> clients against SAMBA and/or NFS and/or Appletalk servers.

and Netware servers like mars-uwe and lmbench.

> "Winbench95" does not use Windows95 WIN32 interfaces -- it's
> still mostly a 16 bit code benchmark, for what that's worth.

Now much does that distort things.

Alan