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Re: Links on the blink - how to build a backbone....
From: "Mike O'Dell" <mo () uunet uu net>
Date: Fri, 17 Nov 1995 17:55:06 -0500
Gordon, "There are more things in this world, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your Philosophies." Different networks are engineered for different demands and different models based on different assumptions. This results in a a spectrum of designs which differ in a number of important dimensions. Each network was created by its designers as a solution to the problems posed by environment, business model, market focus, and engineering realities both current and anticipated. An attempt to compare the architecture of two large networks assumes you can compare all the drivers which went into the designs. Even then, you don't get "right" and "wrong" as answers. -mo
Current thread:
- Links on the blink - reprise Gordon Cook (Nov 17)
- Re: Links on the blink - how to build a backbone.... Mike O'Dell (Nov 17)
- Re: Links on the blink - what will/should mci & sprint do? Gordon Cook (Nov 17)
- Re: Links on the blink - what will/should mci & sprint do? Alan Hannan (Nov 18)
- Re: Links on the blink - what will/should mci & sprint do? Michael Dillon (Nov 18)
- Re: Links on the blink - what will/should mci & sprint do? Jon Zeeff (Nov 18)
- Re: Links on the blink - what will/should mci & sprint do? Avi Freedman (Nov 18)
- Re: Links on the blink - what will/should mci & sprint do? Gordon Cook (Nov 17)
- Re: Links on the blink - how to build a backbone.... Mike O'Dell (Nov 17)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Links on the blink - reprise Sean Doran (Nov 17)
- Re: Links on the blink - reprise Simon Poole (Nov 17)
- Re: Links on the blink - reprise Marten Terpstra (Nov 21)
- Re: Links on the blink - reprise Paul Ferguson (Nov 17)