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In <3n8sdo$12a@cville-srv.wam.umd.edu>, jyotsna@wam.umd.edu (Jyotsna S. Ramachandran) writes: :> :>Hi all, :> :>I am looking for an ATM hub with the following requirements: :> :>1. 10baseT LAN connectivity. :>2. T1 input (desirable but not essential). :>3. 155 Mbps multimode fiber or UTP 5. :>4. UNI 3.0 signalling. :>5. SNMP manageable. :> :>I am not sure if I've got it all, but here's what I want to do. :>I have a bunch of workstations on my LAN, some regular workhorses, :>and some multimedia workstations. The multimedia workstations have :>ATM NICs that I want to connect to the hub and send over an (ATM-based) :>WAN to a somewhat similar setup on the other side. I also want the :>multimedia workstations interconnected on my LAN. :> :>I guess it sounds feasible, and I'd like to find an ATM hub that :>does that. If there are any gaping holes in what I've outlined, please :>let me know. OK, if I understand the above correctly, here is what I thing you want at each port on your WAN that needs the above capabilities: A cisco A100 ATM switch and a cisco 7000/7010 router with ATM interface. The ATM switch has up to 16 ports. One port is your WAN port and one port hooks to the router. That leaves up to 14 ports to hook to ATM workstations. Obviously, the ATM based workstations can switch into the regular LAN by way of the cisco 7000 (or 7010, if that is a better fit). You can get detailed literature from cicso or by surfing their web page at http://cio.cisco.com Good luck! /~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ | Bill Schultz A Warped Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Waste..... | Use OS/2 Warp: Waste Not, Want Not..... |
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