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7th December, 1992
Cisco Simplifies Router Connections to IBM SDLC Networks
Cisco Simplifies Router Connections to IBM SDLC Networks
MENLO PARK, Calif., Dec. 7, 1992 -- Cisco Systems has
begun shipping a connector that makes it easier to attach its
AGS+, MGS and CGS routers to IBM SDLC (Synchronous Data Link
Control) devices such as front-end processors, cluster
controllers and PC gateways.
Available immediately, the SDLC applique (mounting plate
with connector hardware) eliminates the need for SDLC cluster
controllers to pass through an expensive standalone converter
or be reconfigured for attachment to Cisco routers running
serial tunnel (STUN) or SDLC-to-LLC2 conversion (SDLLC) ...
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30th November, 1992
BT and Cisco Reach International Agreement for Global Internetworking
BT and Cisco Reach International Agreement for Global
Internetworking
MENLO PARK, Calif., Nov. 30, 1992 -- Cisco Systems and
British Telecom (BT) today announced that they have reached
an agreement to provide customers with a greater choice of
internetworking solutions for today's multitude of complex
communications networks.
Under the terms of the new partnership, BT will become a
worldwide OEM supplier for Cisco's complete line of
internetworking products, including the Cisco AGS+, MGS, CGS,
IGS, 3000, and 4000 multiprotocol routers.
BT and Cisco Systems will work together to increase
connectivity of existing and new wide area networks (WAN)
services and improve network performance and support for
companies working with IBM System Network Architecture (SNA)
networks.
Chris Shaw, BT's general manager for Local Area Systems,
said, "We recognize that customers' computing and
communications needs vary considerably and different
businesses will adopt individual internetworking solutions.
To ensure effective interoperability between different
networking domains, cooperation among the leading vendors is
essential.
"This new alliance builds on BT's strategy to offer
companies enhanced quality of service backed by systems and
products recognized as being some of the world's best."
To underline the strength of this new partnership, at
the TMA 25 exhibition (November 30 - December 2, Brighton,
U.K.), BT is conducting a live interoperability demonstration
for customers requiring an IBM integrated solution ...
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9th November, 1992
Cisco Reports First Quarter Earnings
Cisco Reports First Quarter Earnings
MENLO PARK, Calif., November 9, 1992 -- Cisco Systems,
Inc., (NASDAQ: CSCO), today reported its first quarter
results for the period ended October 25, 1992 ...
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9th November, 1992
Deal Inked with Bancomer for International IBM Internetworking
Deal Inked with Bancomer for International IBM
Internetworking
MENLO PARK, Calif., Nov. 9, 1992 -- Cisco Systems has
signed a two-year agreement with Bancomer, Mexico's second
largest commercial bank, to provide the recently privatized
financial institution with the company's latest IBM
internetworking technology ...
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28th October, 1992
Cisco Maps Out Three-Phase Program for Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) Interfaces
Cisco Maps Out Three-Phase Program for Asynchronous Transfer
Mode (ATM) Interfaces
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 28, 1992 -- Cisco Systems has unveiled a
three-phase program to integrate Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM)
technology into router internetworks ...
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28th October, 1992
Cisco Shows DECnet Running Over Token Ring
Cisco Shows DECnet Running Over Token Ring
Participates in Multivendor Demonstration of Integrated IS-IS
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 28, 1992 -- Cisco Systems is teaming
with other leading networking vendors at Interop to demonstrate
two new capabilities for multiprotocol, multimedia networks: the
Integrated IS-IS routing protocol, and the DECnet
Phase IV network protocol running over Token Ring media.
Cisco is joining Digital, Proteon and 3Com in the first
multivendor demonstration of Integrated IS-IS, a new industry
standard that simultaneously supports the TCP/IP, OSI and
DECnet Phase IV network protocols ...
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28th October, 1992
IBM, Cisco Demonstrate ES/9000 Mainframes with ESCON Channels in Multiprotocol Router-Based Network
IBM, Cisco Demonstrate ES/9000 Mainframes with ESCON
Channels in Multiprotocol Router-Based Network
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 28, 1992 -- Cisco Systems and IBM's
Enterprise Systems Division have jointly developed a first-of-its-
kind demonstration to transport data between high-end IBM
mainframe computers across a heterogeneous router-based network
running multiple protocols.
The demonstration takes place in Cisco's Interop booth
(#1809) Oct ...
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12th October, 1992
Thirteen Comapnies Establish APPI Forum to Promote Open SNA Peer-to-Peer Networking
Thirteen Comapnies Establish APPI Forum to Promote Open SNA
Peer-to-Peer
Networking
First Meeting Set for Interop Fall
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12, 1992 -- The APPI Forum, a group
chartered with developing and promoting the standardization
of Advanced Peer-to-Peer Internetworking -- an open, TCP/IP-
oriented solution to SNA peer-to-peer networking -- has been
inaugurated by 13 leading computer and communications
industry players.
Founding members of the group, the first meeting of
which will take place at the fall Interop conference in San
Francisco, include Alcatel, British Telecom, Cabletron,
Cascade Communications, Cisco Systems, Digital Equipment
Corporation, Hewlett-Packard, Infonet, McDATA, Netrix,
Proteon, SunConnect and SynOptics.
The APPI Forum is based on a concept, put forward last
month by router vendor Cisco Systems, Inc., which combines
the sophisticated internetworking features of TCP/IP networks
-- dynamic adaptive routing, high performance, and support
for multiple media and protocols -- with SNA peer-to-peer
communication.
Michael Zadikian, Cisco SNA product marketing manager
and acting forum organizer, said, "A key element of APPI is
that the specification will be open and free of charge to all
vendors and users ...
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23rd September, 1992
Sprint Selects Digital Link and Cisco As Partners in Deploying T3/ATM Network for DOE and NASA
Sprint Selects Digital Link and Cisco As Partners in
Deploying T3/ATM Network for DOE and NASA
CPE Vendors Chosen for Early Commitment and Development of ATM
Technology
MENLO PARK, Calif., Sept ...
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14th September, 1992
Alcatel Signs OEM Agreement with Cisco for Internetworking Products
Alcatel Signs OEM Agreement with Cisco for Internetworking
Products
MENLO PARK, Calif., September 14, 1992 -- Cisco Systems, Inc.
and Alcatel announced today that they have signed an OEM
agreement wherein Alcatel will resell Cisco's complete
internetworking product line, including multiprotocol routers and
communication servers ...
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