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To: jach who wrote (32167)	1/27/1998 12:30:00 AM
From: Gary Korn	Respond to of 61433

So, typical setups can be something like this in a simple network diagram - DSL<=>multi-service concentrator<=>CBX550<=>lucent core OLS400G Ethernet<=>ATM Access Switch/Router<=>CBX550<=> OLS400G Ethernet/ATM switch<=>multiserviceconcentrator<=>CBX550<=>OLS400G jach, Thank you for the diagram. You jogged in my mind something else that Ejabat had said in Scottsdale. He said something to the effect that there is a need for more transmission capacity before considerably more core switching can be installed. Looks like LU is help doing the trick on the capacity end of the game. Gary Korn

To: jach who wrote (32167)	1/27/1998 8:48:00 AM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph	Respond to of 61433

1. Yes, this can very likley create more demand for the 550 (100G) type switches as the backbone core network can now handle tera bits 2. Long distance calls will become a lot cheaper 3. DSL types of services will take-off faster 4. multi-service ATM access concentrator mkt will benenfit So, typical setups can be something like this in a simple network diagram - DSL<==>multi-service concentrator<==>CBX550<==>lucent core OLS400G Ethernet<==>ATM Access Switch/Router<==>CBX550<==> OLS400G Ethernet/ATM switch<==> multiservice concentrator<==>CBX550<==> OLS400G jach, I really appreciate the reply. To make sure I am clear, LU did not develop any switching for this high s[eed transfer. They found a way to permit more data to travel over the same fiber. Glenn