Today, the area in your local area network is constantly being redefined.
Employees and work groups are on the move. Is your network as mobile as your
people are?
Cisco Aironet® 340 series of wireless LAN and bridge products will add
unparalleled mobility to your organization, quickly and cost-eff
Yikes. Do we really want sales pitches from Cisco on this list? I don't
think so. We already knew about the free book. We are very good at keeping
each other informed on free books from Cisco! &;-) We have also had some
technical discussions on wireless, including Aironet. But stuff like the
Oppenheimer
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Yikes. Do we really want sales pitches from Cisco on this list? I don't
think so. We already knew about the free book. We are very good at keeping
e
>I agree with Priscilla, this list is a voice of technical knowledge and
>camaraderie, it is important to maintain integrity on all fronts even if
>that means banning shameless vendor plugs.
Shameless vendor plugs? Like a DB60?
Shameless crossover, rollover cables...the mind reels.
:-)
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While not a "learning" type of book a glossary of terms is sometimes a
useful reference. It really depends on how exhaustive the glosary is. While
I understand your point, every Cisco freebie has an attached Cisco "Buy
This" promo attached. Priscilla, your book had a promo attached last year.
I'm
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>I agree with Priscilla, this list is a voice of technical knowledge and
>camaraderie, it is important to maintain integrity on all fronts even if
>that means banning shameless vendor plugs.
Shamele
David,
I for one appreicate picking up a book or two for free. Thanks.
- Randy
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While not a "learning" type of book a glossary of terms is sometimes a
useful reference. It really depends on how exhaustive the glosary is. While
I understand your point, every Cisco freebie has an attached Cisco "Buy
This" pr
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> True. It is interesting that I never hear complaints when
> Priscilla's book
> is
interesting that I never hear complaints when Priscilla's
book
> is brought up for the millionth time. Huh? I wonder why?
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> - Randy
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Mind reels? Does that have anything to do with monkeys and the Internet?
- Don
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From: Chuck Larrieu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, November 17, 2000 12:31 PM
To: Howard C. Berkowitz; [EMAIL PROTE
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perhaps I spoke too hastily.
but
still, the post should have gone either to reel audio or to the society for the
preservation of the Virginia reel :->
Chuck
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I'm not clear as to your intent. However I'll answer. Priscilla's book is
truely useful. Is is perhaps the best writ
This has really gone a lot farther than I ever meant. I simply received the
email from Cisco and cut-n-pasted it into this newsgroup thinking that a
glossary on Telecom and Networking might be useful to have as a reference. I
guess I should have just put down "free book go here" rather than the
co
I know I will receive criticism from this post, and that I rarely contribute
(because unlike most of you, I have a real job, and limited time to read
posts, let alone reply with long winded replies filled with the same content
that can be found with a 30 second search on CCO) but there's a lot mor
Ho please David, keep sending link to free book. I understood that you copied and
pasted the Email...
MGR
David Armstrong wrote:
> This has really gone a lot farther than I ever meant. I simply received the
> email from Cisco and cut-n-pasted it into this ne
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>Wrong list again, Howard. That's twice today.
>
>Discussion of reels should be directed to one of the classic film lists.
:->
>
>Chuck
You mean this isn't the list for
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>>I agree with Priscilla, this list is a voice of technical knowledge and
>>camarade
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> Ho please David, keep sending link to free book. I understood that you
copied and
> pasted the Email...
I didn't notice it was a copy/paste when I posted earlier - I thought it was
posted b
Jim,
On the contrary, I feel like I caused offense. I have very high respect for
Priscilla and had no intention of getting this barrage started.
David
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And here I thought John Kaberna was kicked off the list...
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I know I will receive criticism from this post, and that I ra
I thought the message came directly from cisco. I don't like their
grandiose marketing style of writing. &;-)
I don't have a problem with people telling us about books. That's a good thing.
Regarding my book having a copyright of 1999, so? It teaches a network
design methodology that is timele
One last response:
I misunderstood also. I thought the objection you'd raised was to the value
of a glossary of terms and that it wasn't worth having to wade through a
Cisco promo. I apologize for the confusion too.
Between the two of us we did pretty good, huh!
David Armstrong
"Priscilla Opp
Title: Agreeing to disagree, WAS Free Book: Telecom & Networking Glossary
Ladies and Gentlemen, that was, without a doubt, one of the most genteel and mutually respectful exchanges, where there existed a disagreement, that I have witnessed on this list in the time I've been a membe
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