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To: KZAP who wrote (2614)	2/23/1998 2:01:00 PM
From: Leman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4969

LARS + IBM today Monday February 23, 6:02 am Eastern Time Company Press Release World's Largest IT Services Provider Deploys Larscom's Orion 4000 Broadband Access Multiplexer to Enhance IBM's Telecommunications Backbone MILPITAS, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 23, 1998--Larscom Inc. (NASDAQ:LARS - news), a leading manufacturer of WAN access equipment, today announced that IBM Global Services, the world's largest provider of information technology (IT) services, has deployed Larscom's broadband products in its T1/E1 information network to carry voice, video and data traffic around the globe. The Orion 4000 was selected for its dependability, network management capabilities, and redundancy features critical to ensuring and maintaining network integrity. Network and Internet service providers around the world have deployed Larscom's Orion 4000 broadband access multiplexer to provide the interface between local and wide area networks. The Orion 4000 allows multiple lower-bandwidth T1 or E1 lines to be combined for higher-speed, broadband connections. Provides Seamless and Dependable Network Connection When building a worldwide network, service providers like IBM incorporate the most reliable products and technologies to ensure network resiliency. Orion 4000's fallback and auto-restore capabilities provide the dependability required to assist in keeping a network running. Should one T1/E1 line fail, the Orion 4000 will continue to pass data over the remaining lines and return the failed link to service automatically once it is free of errors. Detailed Picture of Network's Performance ''Orion 4000's centralized management is another critical function that helps keep network traffic flowing,'' commented Paul Strudwick, Larscom VP of Strategic Planning and Business Development. ''System managers can see a detailed picture of the network's performance; manage multiple links simultaneously; and provide bandwidth management, full configuration control, performance monitoring and alarm reporting -- all from a remote site.'' Larscom Inc. (NASDAQ:LARS - news) is a leading provider of high speed wide area network (WAN) access equipment. For additional information, please visit the company's web site at larscom.com or phone 408/941-4000.

To: KZAP who wrote (2614)	3/2/1998 9:20:00 AM
From: steve goldman	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4969

Something Cool!, perhaps. One of the things we justed started doing on our Chat site was discussing the Jag Notes starting at 8:30 and running to 9:30. If you recall, Jag Notes is the morning fax sheet we receive with the upgrades/downgrades/comments from many firms and SPMarketscope and other trading shops. Its like any news you get, you must take it with a grain of salt. We are simply passing along information to our site visitors, discussing the notations, etc. as we receive the faxes. We usually get the faxes starting about 8:30 and get about 4 before 9:30am. est. Join us and see what the big firms are pushing or touting (you might want to do the opposite or not get in its way). Its a free chatsite... yamner.com Regards, Steve@yamner.com yamner.com