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I know the technology is dieing, but apparantly it isn't dead yet. I
have a real requirement to implement a token ring switch, but Cisco
isn't sell them any more.

Who would you recommend for a vendor for a new, supported TR switch?
Thanks,

Brian

On 12.01.2005 00:51 wrote

> I know the technology is dieing, but apparantly it isn't dead yet. I
> have a real requirement to implement a token ring switch, but Cisco
> isn't sell them any more.
>

Have a look at
http://froogle.google.com/froogle?q=...Search+Froogle




Arnold

Since our Token Ring LAN requirments have downsized for our Mainframe when
have moved from switches down to MAU's. I get ones from blackbox, almost
like the old style ones but come with RJ45 ports not the classic connectors.
Cheap and keep spares on hand.
Does the job since not much on the TR LAN's anymore.

"Arnold Nipper" <arnold-> wrote in message
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> On 12.01.2005 00:51 wrote
>
> > I know the technology is dieing, but apparantly it isn't dead yet. I
> > have a real requirement to implement a token ring switch, but Cisco
> > isn't sell them any more.
> >
>
> Have a look at
> http://froogle.google.com/froogle?q=...Search+Froogle
>
>
>
>
> Arnold

www.madge.com

On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 15:51:46 -0800, brianwood435 wrote:

> I know the technology is dieing, but apparantly it isn't dead yet. I
> have a real requirement to implement a token ring switch, but Cisco
> isn't sell them any more.
>
> Who would you recommend for a vendor for a new, supported TR switch?
> Thanks,
>
> Brian