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757 OK, infinite bandwidth and infinite routing/switching capacity at every point iftth-12/17/1999
756 QoS is nothing more than the entrenched idiots at the majors attempt to keep cuRobert Sheldon-12/17/1999
755gomez.comFrank A. Coluccio-12/17/1999
754 >> it hadn't entered my mind at that point This is known as temporalJay Lowe-12/17/1999
753 You know a lot more about networks than I gave you credit for, Bravo. Or, you hFrank A. Coluccio-12/17/1999
752 >> the general citing of "guality of service" attributes, >Jay Lowe-12/17/1999
751 Well, yes.. QoS is implicit here. Having said that it pays to note that the genFrank A. Coluccio-12/17/1999
750 The RSVP protocol (RFC 2205) allows a client-server pair to negotiate a given QJay Lowe-12/17/1999
749 Jay- 60% of the American population is back where you and I were when we boughtHarvey Allen-12/17/1999
748 Granted. One area that I'm sensitized to, however, is the need for differenFrank A. Coluccio-12/17/1999
747 >> Battle Lines being drawn Hoot, hoot. Get it? Win2k goes gold. Sun Jay Lowe-12/17/1999
746 >> suspect the small Geos footprint will do without a CD-ROM According Jay Lowe-12/17/1999
745 re: Accelerator Wars. Battle Lines being drawn. Two Articles. 2 of 2 ===Frank A. Coluccio-12/17/1999
744 re: Accelerator Wars. Battle Lines being drawn. Two Articles. 1 of 2 ========Frank A. Coluccio-12/17/1999
743 re: Cisco needs a light pump. Quick. First they said they still had enogh timeFrank A. Coluccio-12/16/1999
742 So, tell me, Dave, do you like Sonera? Some seventeen thousand words, and notFrank A. Coluccio-12/16/1999
741 The Sonera Also Rises. Forbes, Dec 27, 1999 p10 Morais, Richard C. Who has tftth-12/16/1999
740 My friend and fellow netizen, Albert LaFrance, is at it again over in the CompuFrank A. Coluccio-12/16/1999
739 Jay- Thank you for your insight on Geos and The Global PC. You covered a lot ofHarvey Allen-12/16/1999
738 Jay, what a superb reply!, thanks. As you went through your description, I beFrank A. Coluccio-12/16/1999
737 >> All, who can tell us something about ... the GEOS operating system FrJay Lowe-12/16/1999
736 Thanks Dave. I will note the reference and check them out. I have to run to a hStephen L-12/16/1999
735 Hello Steven, this might be of interest to you. The May/June 1999 issue of IEEftth-12/16/1999
734 Thanks Frank- I just need to get started (stage fright) Here is a GlobalPC scrHarvey Allen-12/16/1999
733 Hi Harvey, I used the terms 'blind' and 'unsolicited' in my iFrank A. Coluccio-12/16/1999
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