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Re: optics pricing (Re: Weird GigE Media Converter Behavior)


From: "Peter Galbavy" <peter.galbavy () knowtion net>
Date: Tue, 31 Aug 2004 08:50:31 +0100


Lars Erik Gullerud wrote:
Then there's always the option to implement something else. Hm, where
can I order a CARP license again...?

... which is why I think I used VRRP as an example - "ignore and replace" as opposed to "embrace and extend".

In answer to Mark Borchers' point about the IETF draft mentioning "reasonable and non-discriminatory", I have the reply from Cisco's dude (whose name I forget, but I think he reads NANOG) that offers "me" the license, on non-discrimintory terms, part of which is to never claim against Cisco for any patent I may hold. That's not reasonable to me. But hey.

I only used VRRP as an example and by no means as the single only one. I like W3C's way of doing things, and not the IETF's for the moment - but I suppose the subject line should change to reflect a different area of discussion... still about the network operators costs though.

Peter

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