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To: Eric Goethals who wrote (30904)	5/27/1998 2:02:00 PM
From: pat mudge	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 31386

Anyway, there must be a certification process that is going to be set up and maybe its those like the CSCO's and Orckits who are waiting for it. In the mean time, the more cautious DSL vendors won't commit until they can prove they have passed. It's possible Cisco is compliant, but it just depends on whose chips they're using. Clearly the CAP stuff is you know what. The DMT could be ADI's or ALA's ---- both ANSI/ETSI compliant, but not yet interoperable, though, they're all working on it. What's curious about Cisco's full-court press is the fact they've always claimed they wouldn't enter a market where they couldn't command 60%. Will they really get that much of the CPE market? The game hasn't even begun. Good move on socking some much into SAP. I did the same though with TXN. Today's testing the stuff of which we're made. Later -- Pat