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Re: IP-Internets
From: rs () seastrom com (Robert E. Seastrom)
Date: 14 Oct 1999 17:53:22 -0400
Tim Salo <salo () networkcs com> writes:
From the ATM Forum Board of Directors Report - Rome, Italy, April 23,1999: ... Fred [Baker, chair of the IETF] stated that 75% of all Internet traffic today touches an ATM device and acknowledged the importance of the role of ATM in providing traffic engineering in today's networks. ... I don't really know where this number comes from nor whether it is really true.
99.9% of all Internet traffic touches an Ethernet device. To follow Fred Baker's line of reason, this presents irrefutable proof that that Ethernet is an appropriate technology for building one's backbone network. ---Rob
Current thread:
- IP-Internets Bulent Yener (Oct 14)
- Re: IP-Internets Alex P. Rudnev (Oct 14)
- Re: IP-Internets Deepak Jain (Oct 14)
- Re: IP-Internets Michael Shields (Oct 14)
- Re: IP-Internets Tim Salo (Oct 14)
- Re: IP-Internets Alex P. Rudnev (Oct 14)
- Re: IP-Internets Robert E. Seastrom (Oct 14)
- Re: IP-Internets Alan Hannan (Oct 14)
- Re: IP-Internets Alan Hannan (Oct 14)
- Re: IP-Internets dave o'leary (Oct 14)
- Re: IP-Internets Bulent Yener (Oct 15)
- Re: IP-Internets Alan Hannan (Oct 15)
- Probelms Between Seattle & SanJose (or just at SJ?) anyone else ? Mr. James W. Laferriere (Oct 15)
- Re: Probelms Between Seattle & SanJose (or just at SJ?) anyone else ? Randy Bush (Oct 15)
- Re: IP-Internets Alan Hannan (Oct 14)
- Re: IP-Internets Alex P. Rudnev (Oct 14)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: IP-Internets Vadim Antonov (Oct 14)
- Re: IP-Internets jeanlou . dupont (Oct 15)
- Re: IP-Internets Ron Buchalski (Oct 15)