Amazing...I don't mean to be haughty or insulting
(really) but all of this seems so clueless:
Why the concept of Cisco buying Nortel is so
laughable. They might be able to pull it off
financially right now, but it would be like Hyundai
buying GM. The problem is that even though Cisco is a
huge
my head in the sand now since all I have learned and
aspired to is now obsolete. Excuse me while I get a job bagging
groceries
One eye on the cockpit,
Dan
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services are being deployed.
And with WDM advancing
like it has, serial connectivity will be a thing
of the past!
-Patrick
Robert Hanley 09/14/01 06:10PM
What a load of cisco bigotry crap! Thank god for
you
guys who know better, huh? Even the folks at cisco
call this nonsense
I wasn't going to clutter up the list and waste B/w, but you asked me to
enlighten you, and I guess the information should be available to all. Yes,
I am responding using a different email address because its convenient; but
I'm the same Robert Hanley.
If you read the thread in context I
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I wasn't going to clutter up the list and waste B/w, but you asked me
What a load of cisco bigotry crap! Thank god for you
guys who know better, huh? Even the folks at cisco
call this nonsense drinking the kool-aid for gods
sake. At least they don't believe their own marketing
BS. Normally I wouldn't even reply to such a post, but
Ive got some residual anger to
Dao;
In the case of your scenario where you seem to be
asking about the difference between 802.11b APs
between sites instead of modems, the APs would
effectively be 11MB/sec Bridges while the modems would
be far more limited in throughput, and therefore a
bottleneck by comparison. Modems however
Ali;Alteon Webstystems was bought by Nortel Networks about a year ago. The
best place to go looking for documentation would
be:http://support.alteonwebsystems.com/dest/LoginYou will either need an
authorised login or may register for 90 days of free access if you have
purchased the product. You
Thomas;Without knowing more about your actual network topology the best I
can do is offer a few pointers, but here goes.384k is generally considered
the lowest common denominator for acceptable quality professional
videoconferencing. This was originally based on a 3-Bri h.320 (ISDN) system.
If
There are some Juniper courses on Nortel's internal
training site (Juniper and Nortel have a formal
relationship whereby Juniper routers can be sold as
part of Nortel deals). The following are some of the
Recommended prerequisite readings: from the pages
for these Juniper courses:
General:
-
Note carefully that this was a Layer 2 test! If this
was a layer 3 test the 6509's throughput would be even
lower. Compare this to Nortel's Passport 8600 switch
which will pass 96 million packets/sec in L2 or L3. I
would think that the throughput of the switches in the
core of most companies
is not a leader
in this space, it does not mean they are anti Cisco or
pro Nortel or Juniper. Personally I think they are
more keen on startups than established players. But as
I stated, you can learn a lot by reading.
Best of luck.
--- Kwame wrote:
What does this response mean?
Robert Hanley
--- Adwoa wrote:
I'm looking for a reliable non-vendor based
journal/magazine devoted to
networking. Any suggestions?
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--- Riera, Alvaro (4152)
wrote:
Hi,
Where are looking for a software to track the IP
addresses assigned in a
co-lo environment to make easier the assignment of
the IP addresses and
provisioning of new customers.
Of course this can be done. Since you state that each
Baystack (Bay switch stack) has 2x 1 Gig-E, it is
obviously either a Baystack 450 stack or BPS 2000
stack. Nortel MLT is compatible with Cisco FEC GEC
and 3Com 802.3ad. (Nortel products are based on open
standards, it's Cisco that tries to
a measured and professional example.
If there is an upside to this, maybe some of the
"cisco bigots" of the world will get a glimpse of how
cisco is viewed by the rest of the industry. This
nonsense goes on all the time. As a cisco stockholder
since summer 1995, I think it is time for them to
You may want to look into this:
Nortel Networks Optivity Network Configuration System
http://www.nortelnetworks.com/products/01/unifiedmanagement/network/opt_ncs.html
--- Tammy Slater [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All,
We support over 500 components and different models
of Cisco hardware.
Another good Nortel Cert link...(watch the wrap)
http://www12.nortelnetworks.com/training2/certification/nnexamguide.html
Note: BOSON Cert tests now also include some Nortel
Core exams
--- Irwin Lazar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
See:
http://www.nortelnetworks.com/servsup/certification/
This outfit offers a number of great prep courses for
a very reasonable price including lab time. I am not
affiliated in any way.
http://www.tcytech.com
TCY Tech
36 East 23rd St.
4th Floor
New York, NY
212-995-8480
Best of luck.
--- "Wolf, Jonah" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone
Perhaps this will shed some light...no pun intended.
Watch the wrap:
http://www.redherring.com/insider/2000/0804/tech-ciscowatch080400.html
--- "m. jean stockton" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
are wireless the networks of the future? if so, how
will cisco be prepared
for it?
mjs, ccna
With respect for the fact that this is a cisco list I
would still like to point out that it is precisely
because of the cpu intensive nature of crypto that the
most popular solution is not a router per se but a
dedicated VPN box such as the Nortel Contivity.
For the curious:
hen
designing a VPN, the temptation
is great to try to be cheap. And with VPNs
particularly, it can end up being
a LOT more expensive in the long run.
Keep in touch, Robert. Your insight is welcome and
missed.
Chuck
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