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Re: The Network from Heck ver 5.0
- Subject: Re: The Network from Heck ver 5.0
- From: "Christopher D. Heer" <chris-heer.nospam@home.com.nospam>
- Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2001 03:07:24 GMT
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- Organization: Excite@Home - The Leader in Broadband http://home.com/faster
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> Christopher D. Heer wrote in message <6XeG6.2672
> > 3> Now you just need to add Netware!
> No, he needs a few Atari ST's in there,
Having never spent any time with those whatsoever, what are the networking
options?
> and no networrk from heck can call
> itself complete without FDDI
I don't think that's dead enough. :) FDDI is still used all over the
place.
> EISA FDDI cards are going forr as
> little as $15 on ebay,
EISA! Wow. There's something I haven't seen in a while. I wonder if old
ALR EISA-based servers are collectible now. :)
> so what's the excuse? (or if you have no choice but
> to sissy out on us, you could go with CDDI, which uses cat5. Pretty sure a
> crossover cable is an option.)
Hmmm. I think CDDI wouldn't be so sissy; it was less common than FDDI, so
far as I have observed.
But if you're going to go obscure, why not the Thomas-Conrad TCNS? The
original 100mb solution! (Proprietary, shmietary.)
> PS oops! Just read it all more carefully. He is half there, with the
arcnet
> cards, that is. Boy do I feel dumb. ;)
2.5mb! Woohoo! Watch those node ID settings!
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