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To: limtex who wrote (19956)	12/20/1998 9:03:00 AM
From: Lynn	of 77400

Here's an article from _Business Communications Review_ on Juniper. If you search on this thread you will find discussion on Juniper a few months ago [when I, too, misread the name and thought it was the planet instead of the berry]. Router Startups Betting on MPLS Volume 28, Number 11 November 1998, pp. 14-16 By Sandra Borthick (sandyb@mcimail.com), BCR's technical editor. The following is the full text of the printed article: bcr.com [one, small section quoted from near the bottom of the article] Begging Bigger Questions If Juniper is hitching its wagon to the slow-moving MPLS star, and if ISPs need MPLS as a traffic engineering tool to handle today's best-effort traffic, what does this imply about their ability to support QOS and VPNs for more stringent traffic types like voice, video and mission-critical data? The short answer is that the full-service Internet is farther away than ISPs might care to admit. Getting there may also take more than MPLS can provide, according to analyst Tom Nolle of CIMI Corp. (www.cimi.com). [end of quoted section] Lynn

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