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To: Bridge Player who wrote (24007)	9/18/2000 8:49:55 AM
From: Sector Investor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42804

I'm not concerned with short term movements (other than to buy/sell trading shares) Here is a bit more research extending my Aranea/Pluris post from last night. I just looked at port densities so far. I added the JNPR top of the line M160 port densities for comparison with Aranea. The M160 also fits 2 per rack, so the numbers for Aranea and JNPR are doubled for a rack comparison. The densities are for a maxed out box at OC192 "OR" OC48 "OR" GE, etc. Description CWNT Aranea Pluris JNPR M160 # OC192 ports 32 15 16 # OC48 ports 128 60 64 # OC12 ports 256 60 (240 future) None # GE ports 256 60 (120 future) None Route tbl ents 1 Million ? ? IP subnets 256K ? ? Packet 384Mpps ? 160 Mpps forwarding (per box) Clustering Box-box "geographically 100 meters Not Connectivity remote" Applicable Aggregate 320Gbps 150Gbps 320Gbps interface bandwidth