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To: Ray Jensen who wrote (1832)	8/7/1998 10:02:00 AM
From: MikeM54321	Read Replies (1) of 12823

Ray and Frank, Here's how Time Warner's Road Runner is setup. It's from a Fore press release: 1. OC-48(2.5 Gbps) SONET stretches over a 100-mile radius over service area. 2. Fore's Forerunner ATM switches anchor the ATM backbone in the Tampa Data Center. 3. Data Center has 45 network servers with 4 terabytes of data. 4. Network servers are connected via an OC-3(155 Mbps) fiber connection using Fore ATM adapter cards. 5. There are 70 local distribution hubs (27 of them have Fore ATM switches). 6. Each distribution hub serves 20,000 homes. 7. Each 500 home, neighborhood node, is connected to a single port on a Fore switch at the distribution hub. 8. Each home is connected using a 10BaseT-equivalent for up to 10Mbps service. I think(?) this is an example of a Super D design. MikeM(From Florida)

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