I almost forgot about those netedge boxes, seems the one we had in DC was about as reliable as a microwave with tin foil in it. I cant remember how many times it or a card had been replaced.
Is anyone out there still using them? I do have fond memories of fddi, about the only truly stable card on a grf if there was such a thing. Dave At 22:04 -0700 7/30/02, Mark Kent wrote: >>> How did people interconnect before may 1998, fddi? > >fddi, some remote with netedge boxes at either end of an atm link. >There were some 10baseT connections too, there was at least one >low end Catalyst switch dedicated to plain ethernet. > >Here is a big hint: > >http://www.nanog.org/2.95.NANOG.notes/mae-west.html > >-mark
