kurt@hi.unm.edu (Kurt Zeilenga) (09/19/88)
I am gathering information on T3 based wide-area networking. We are working on building a high-speed research network for distributed computation and would like to experiment using T3s. I am even interested in those solutions that split the T3 into T1s and then load share across them. Thanks, Kurt
ron@topaz.rutgers.edu (Ron Natalie) (09/19/88)
About all you are going to get is the solution of hacking T3's into T1's. I don't find that all that interesting. We've been bridging Ethernet and SNA all over New Jersey on T1s. One interesting thing is a thing that NYNEX and people at BellCor have been working on. They have published it in: Technical Advisory TA-TSY-000772 Metropolitan Area Network Generic Framework System Requirements In Support Of Switched Mutli-megabit Digital Service. Looks good if they can convince people to do it. -Ron
goodloe@xenon.UUCP (Tony Goodloe) (09/20/88)
> I am gathering information on T3 based wide-area networking. We > are working on building a high-speed research network for > distributed computation and would like to experiment using T3s. > I am even interested in those solutions that split the T3 into > T1s and then load share across them. Infotron Systems is talking about some T3 gear. An address I have for them is: 9 N Olney Ave Cherry Hill Industrial Center Cherry Hill, NJ 08003-1688 609/424-9400 I don't know anything about the gear, but it may be a good starting point.