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To: Thomas M. who wrote (8343)	4/24/1998 9:54:00 PM
From: Eric L.	Respond to of 42804

Nbase product used in network test review of 2 INTC products & one 3Com from CMPNET: April 20, 1998, TechWeb News Three New NICs Ease Speed By Oliver Rist Although Fast Ethernet has become a commodity, there are still enhancements that NIC vendors can offer besides standard 100Base-T support. Both Intel and 3Com are doing their best, adding management and performance features to their industry-leading cards while still keeping their street prices below $100. Intel has gone even further with its Server Adapter line, offering great performance and advanced bonding capabilities that can literally rock your world. We tested these cards in a straight 100Base-T environment consisting of two Windows 95 nodes, three Windows NT Workstation 4.0 nodes, a Compaq ProLiant 800 running Windows NT Server 4.0 and a clone Pentium 90 machine acting as our intraNetWare server. An Intel Fast Ethernet 10/100 hub was used during standard NIC testing, while the Server Adapters also made use of an Nbase 100Base-T switch. All tests were run using Ganymede Software Inc.'s Chariot 2.1 network testing software...... or cmpnet.com search NBASE Also will give you list of networkers and % of sales via VARs. later eric