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To: Sawtooth who wrote (30732)5/9/1999 1:20:00 PM
From: Mang Cheng  Respond to of 45548
 
"3Com bests quartet of ISDN router rivals"

3Com Corp. recently demonstrated that its OfficeConnect LAN Modem is more
powerful and offers greater functionality than four other ISDN routers.

In tests of competitive ISDN routers commissioned by 3Com, The Tolly Group
found that the OfficeConnect LAN Modem provides a powerful and sophisticated
implementation of Network Address Translation (NAT), which enables multiple
clients to share a single ISP account. The 3Com OfficeConnect product also
allows for easy configuration through a standard Web interface and offers
multiple network destination support and "data call bumping." Moreover, the
OfficeConnect LAN Modem achieves high performance with text and
pre-compressed data.

The Tolly Group benchmarked the OfficeConnect LAN Modem against Ascend
Communications Inc.'s Pipeline 75, Cisco Systems, Inc.'s 776 ISDN Access
Router, Nortel Networks' NETGEAR RT 328 ISDN Router, and Ramp Networks
Inc.'s WebRamp 410i.

Testing revealed that the 3Com OfficeConnect LAN Modem offers features and
functions unsupported by rival products. For instance, the 3Com OfficeConnect
LAN Modem offers the widest array of applications supported under NAT, an
expansive set of features supported from the product's GUI, and has the
capability to connect to separate remote destinations simultaneously by
monitoring LAN traffic and bringing up channels to remote networks based on
the destination addresses of packets.

With regard to applications throughput, the OfficeConnect LAN Modem delivers
aggregate applications throughput of over 120 Kbit/s for unidirectional traffic
and over 200 Kbit/s for bidirectional traffic. Applications throughput was
measured with NAT enabled, implying that 3Com's NAT implementation does
not impose a processing penalty on throughput.

To view the complete Test Summary, point your browser at:
tolly.com, follow the links for Custom Tests, and access Document
199110.

tolly.com

Mang




To: Sawtooth who wrote (30732)5/9/1999 9:07:00 PM
From: Richard P. Roberts  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 45548
 
Tim and JS et al, Palm with ZICA input and ERICY, wireless voice and internet/data access.Killer combo for Chinese market. Ericy and zica already have agreements, Tim and JS we can dream of ERICY buying both coms and zica<G>
Rubbing the lamp,
Richard