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To: zwolff who wrote (30868)	4/2/2000 5:26:00 PM
From: Scott C. Lemon	Read Replies (1) of 42771

Hello zwolff, I wanted to jump in and throw out some perspectives ... > a) The NOVL appliances were proposed some time ago by > Drew Major. Has he done any demos at Brainshare. Yes ... Drew has had a hard time eduacating people inside of Novell about his vision. They just don't seem to understand it. The management seemed to latch onto this "directory" concept and can't expand beyond it ... Drew appears to be making progress, and he demoed a variety of "appliances" ... > What type of appliances are we taking about? I had an > understanding that the next NOVL appliance to come to > market will be a SecureMe appliance to manage security > issues. They showed the core ICS, also some software enhancements which provided content filtering and modification. Examples were the "Akamaizer" which would dynamically modify content, on the fly, so that it would be compatible with Akamai's network. He also showed the SSLizer, more commonly known as secureMe, and also a high-performance storage appliance called Aquarium. All very cool! > b) What is the projected revenue coming from ICS this Q? This is my same question! Show me the money! > c) If the NOVL-CSCO relationship is going places I would > imagine that NOVL engineers must have by now a schema for > the CSCO routers to work with NDS. Could you find any > information concerning this? They are doing demos of using "ZEN for Networks" to manage Cisco routers ... it's very cool ... > How about the corresponding AD schema for CSCO routers .. > Is it ready? I didn't see anything on this ... Scott C. Lemon

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