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Re: Links on the blink - reprise
From: poole () eunet ch (Simon Poole)
Date: Sat, 18 Nov 1995 00:19:16 +0100 (MET)
In order to take advantage of the greater port-density(-per-dollar) on FR switches right now, the end user has to use FR, which is not always practical or desirable.
This is actually not true, at least one popular brand of FR switch has a builtin PPP FRAD (I must say that debugging the connections is still a medium nightmare). I agree with most of the other points you make, you do miss one other potential reason for using FR/ATM technology: competing in the VPN market with the old players there (Sprint et al). Simon
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)
- Re: Links on the blink - reprise Ehud Gavron (Nov 17)
- Re: Links on the blink - reprise Nathan Stratton (Nov 18)
- Re: Links on the blink - reprise Alan Hannan (Nov 18)
- Re: Links on the blink - reprise Nathan Stratton (Nov 18)
- Re: Links on the blink - reprise Ehud Gavron (Nov 17)
- Re: Links on the blink - reprise Curtis Villamizar (Nov 17)