Agreed on keeping up with what is going on, I just didn't want to drag a
conversation that others might not be interested in through a mailing list,
I'll certainly be willing to keep the "conversation" public if no one
objects.
As for the 3com stuff, I may have given the wrong impression. We are indeed
migrating away from it, but our migration plan requires a certain time
frame where it will be necessary to have interoperability between
switches....we are definitely getting rid of that junk...uh...I mean
equipment!
jnemeth@victo
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On Dec 9, 2:34am, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote:
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} Can you give me some examples of developments they pulled back on/never
} delivered? (we can take this off line if you prefer, I'm not sure what
} interest there is in this discussion by others).
I'm interested in this. As Caesar said, "know thy enemy." Or,
more to the point, it is always good to know what is going on in the
marketplace. Competition keeps everybody on their toes and helps to
improve both products and services.
} We are starting to stage equiptment this week though....we used to be a
} 3com shop and Extreme seemed to have the most/best interconnectivity with
} the old 3com gear, among other reasons.
Considering 3Com never was a serious player on the high end, and
is now out of the market, you should probably plan on migrating away
from your 3Com gear.
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