Yeah, this company even has its own stack of certs starting with
HCNE, HCSE, and last but not least, HCIE!!! Yikes, some more paper
Certs to hang on the wall :->
But on the serious note, if I can get this 3640 for $500 and load a
Cisco IOS, who cares?? Heck, buy the 3680.
Elmer
-Original Mes
See what happens when American companies send their manufacturing to China?
All those products sure look like their Cisco counterparts. Why pay Cisco's
price when you can buy the Chinese knock off and save a ton of money?
What was it Lenin said? When it comes time to hang the Capitalists, they
wi
Just idle curiosity of their retail pricing structure.
mark
-Original Message-
From: cebuano [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, July 25, 2002 1:20 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Anyone tried Huawei Routers ? [7:49670]
Yeah, this company even has its own stack of certs sta
Not sure whether Cisco could close them down if they wanted.
Wouldn't like to be on Cisco's side as they roll in to China.
They can probably do enough business in their own part of the worls to keep
the family fed and watered.
Do China abide by everyone elses laws?
Dunno...
""Priscilla Op
They are currently doing on the order of 4 billion in annual sales IIRC.
At 05:42 PM 7/26/2002 +, David Armstrong wrote:
>Does anyone remember what happened to Compaq when they reverse engineered
>IBM's PCs and then sold their products at significantly lower prices?
>
>Has anyone seen this co
Does anyone remember what happened to Compaq when they reverse engineered
IBM's PCs and then sold their products at significantly lower prices?
Has anyone seen this company listed on a US stock exchange? I wouldn't be
surprised if these guys did very well.
David Armstrong
Message Posted at:
Tom Scott wrote:
>
>
> BTW what does "wei" mean in futurewei and huawei?
Thief? Copy Cat? One who has no innate creativity and takes ideas from
others? ;-)
Seriously, they can't possibly have stolen the actual IOS code or Cisco
would close them down. Most of the protocols are industry standard
ladies & gents!! before u made any attacking or too exaggerated messages to
other countries, please consider!! otherwise u are violate the states is
the most freedom countries in the world i never tried their products
but if it runs the same cisco ios or something copying cisco's design, ju
Regarding HSRP and EIGRP, I did a google search on "EIGRP site:huawei.com"
and the first page returned was no longer on Huawei's website, but you could
pull up the Google cached version, and it lists EIGRP as a supported
protocol. Other than that single reference, the only other reference to
EIGR
I have to say that 30-40% off of Cisco's *retail* prices isn't really that
great of a deal I'd just as soon buy the Cisco through my employer
and get their discount
Mike W.
"Ron Tan" wrote in message
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> Hi all,
>
> In US the company is call Futurewei, you c
EVERYTHING in China has ties to the government... it's called
communism..
Mike W.
"Peter van Oene" wrote in message
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> These guys actually are a major player in the asian market space. They
> apparently reverse engineer products and push them to market at very low
please, please, don't make any attacking comments to other countries before
u find out the truth, if this is a copy action against cisco, just escalate
to cisco, that simple !!
it seems to me your discussion is a bit off now, please do focus on our
concern and suggest constructive advices.
""Mic
ly 28, 2002 12:22 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Anyone tried Huawei Routers ? [7:49670]
please, please, don't make any attacking comments to other countries
before
u find out the truth, if this is a copy action against cisco, just
escalate
to cisco, that simple !!
it seems to me your discu
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