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14th September, 1992
New CiscoWorks Router-Management Software Adds Real-Time Operations Tools to Off-Line Analysis
New CiscoWorks Router-Management Software Adds Real-Time
Operations Tools to Off-Line Analysis
Runs on Industry-Standard SunNet Manager Platform
MENLO PARK, Calif., Sept. 14, 1992 -- CiscoWorks, a
comprehensive set of router-management applications that offers
advanced real-time operations tools, has been introduced by Cisco
Systems ...
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14th September, 1992
New CiscoWorks Router-Management Software Adds Real-Time Operations Tools to Off-Line Analysis
New CiscoWorks Router-Management Software Adds Real-Time
Operations Tools to Off-Line Analysis
Runs on Industry-Standard SunNet Manager Platform
MENLO PARK, Calif., Sept. 14, 1992 -- CiscoWorks, a
comprehensive set of router-management applications that offers
advanced real-time operations tools, has been introduced by Cisco
Systems ...
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8th September, 1992
Cisco Systems Unveils New Modular Router for Regional and Branch Offices
Cisco Systems Unveils New Modular Router for Regional and
Branch Offices
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Sept. 8, 1992 -- A new modular router
platform designed specifically to provide cost-effective
internetworking services in regional and branch office environments
has been introduced by Cisco Systems, Inc.
The Cisco 4000 series of three-slot modular routers allows
cost-effective mixing of Token Ring, Ethernet and serial interfaces in
one chassis.
Three interface module types -- single Ethernet port, single
Token Ring port and dual serial port -- can be ordered in any
combination, allowing the Cisco 4000 to offer a variety of
configurations: two serial ports with one Ethernet or one Token Ring
port for branch offices; two serial ports with two Ethernet or two
Token Ring ports for regional nodes or larger branches; two serial
ports with one Ethernet and one Token Ring port for mixed-media
environments; and four serial ports with one Ethernet or one Token
Ring port to concentrate up to four branches into a regional office.
First Low-End Option for Multi-Media Internetworking
"Until now there have been no truly cost-effective low-end
options for multimedia internetworking that retain high-end modularity
and flexibility," said David Gudmundson, Cisco product marketing
manager ...
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8th September, 1992
Cisco Systems Unveils New Modular Router for Regional and Branch Offices
Cisco Systems Unveils New Modular Router for Regional and
Branch Offices
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Sept. 8, 1992 -- A new modular router
platform designed specifically to provide cost-effective
internetworking services in regional and branch office environments
has been introduced by Cisco Systems, Inc.
The Cisco 4000 series of three-slot modular routers allows
cost-effective mixing of Token Ring, Ethernet and serial interfaces in
one chassis.
Three interface module types -- single Ethernet port, single
Token Ring port and dual serial port -- can be ordered in any
combination, allowing the Cisco 4000 to offer a variety of
configurations: two serial ports with one Ethernet or one Token Ring
port for branch offices; two serial ports with two Ethernet or two
Token Ring ports for regional nodes or larger branches; two serial
ports with one Ethernet and one Token Ring port for mixed-media
environments; and four serial ports with one Ethernet or one Token
Ring port to concentrate up to four branches into a regional office.
First Low-End Option for Multi-Media Internetworking
"Until now there have been no truly cost-effective low-end
options for multimedia internetworking that retain high-end modularity
and flexibility," said David Gudmundson, Cisco product marketing
manager ...
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31st August, 1992
New Software Suite for Cisco Systems Routers Preserves Integrity of IBM SNA Networks
New Software Suite for Cisco Systems Routers Preserves
Integrity of IBM
SNA Networks
Key PU Type 4 Properties, Other Features Added
MENLO PARK, Calif., Aug. 31, 1992 -- Cisco Systems has
completed the fourth phase of its five-part IBM internetworking
program, issuing a new suite of router software aimed at preserving
the integrity of IBM SNA networks integrated within router-based
wide-area networks.
Major new features include key IBM PU (Physical Unit) Type 4
SNA properties, NetBIOS name caching, added media conversion support,
performance enhancements and extended SNMP management.
Michael Zadikian, Cisco SNA product marketing manager, said,
"In the first three phases of our IBM program, we focused on
mechanisms that would enable users to consolidate parallel SNA and
router-based networks into a single cohesive internet.
"Phase IV ensures that users of those merged networks,
particularly response-time-sensitive users from the
transaction-oriented IBM world, can bank on the predictability and
reliability they have come to expect ...
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25th August, 1992
British Telecom Builds UK-Wide Network with Cisco Routers
British Telecom Builds UK-Wide Network with Cisco Routers
MENLO PARK, Calif., Aug. 25, 1992 -- Cisco Systems today
announced that British Telecom (BT) is using Cisco multi-
protocol routers to construct a UK-wide data communications
internetwork that BT expects to complete by the end of the
year.
BT has already installed over 100 Cisco routers to
integrate its corporate management information and business
systems as well as to provide access to the network
administration computers used for controlling the public
telephone network ...
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17th August, 1992
Bell Atlantic Marketing Agreement with Cisco Confers Preferred Router Supplier Status for Cisco Products in Network Integration Deals
Bell Atlantic Marketing Agreement with Cisco Confers
Preferred Router
Supplier Status for Cisco Products in Network Integration
Deals
MENLO PARK, Calif., Aug. 17, 1992 -- Cisco Systems and Bell
Atlantic Network Integration , a division of Bell Atlantic Integrated
Systems, Inc., have signed a marketing agreement wherein Cisco has
been named a preferred router supplier for the new value-added network
systems integration business unit of Bell Atlantic.
With this agreement, Cisco joins other industry leaders, such
as Novell, Banyan Systems, Cabletron, SynOptics Communications, and
Oracle, as suppliers of key building block networking technologies for
Bell Atlantic's growing network integration business.
"We feel that bundling value-added service and integration
together with in-depth knowledge of the leading networking and
internetworking technology suppliers will allow us to best meet the
needs of our customers," said Richard Mace, chief operating officer
for Bell Atlantic Network Integration ...
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17th August, 1992
New Version of FDDI Interface for Cisco Systems Routers Adds Translational/Transparent Bridging for VAX Environments
New Version of FDDI Interface for Cisco Systems Routers Adds
Translational/Transparent Bridging for VAX Environments
MENLO PARK, Calif., Aug. 17, 1992 -- A new version of Cisco
Systems' widely used FDDI router interface card offers
translational and transparent bridging capabilities, supporting
communication of non-routable protocols such as those used in
Digital Equipment Corporation VMS operating environments.
Recent tests by Scott Bradner at Harvard University rated
the new card's aggregate performance at 60,000 packets per
second, setting a new milestone for high-speed FDDI internetwork-
ing ...
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3rd August, 1992
Cisco Unveils "Flashy" New Low-End Router Family
Cisco Unveils "Flashy" New Low-End Router Family
Price Cuts on Earlier Line Mean First Full-Function Router Under $4,000
MENLO PARK, Calif., Aug. 3, 1992 -- Cisco Systems has
inaugurated a new router platform with the Cisco 3000, a three-
member family of fixed-configuration, multiport devices offering
standard Flash EPROM memory for easy updating and increased
memory expandability to accommodate network growth.
The new routers complement Cisco's three IGS models, low-end
units with limited memory expansion and no Flash memory, which
the firm has price-reduced by 20 percent to offer the industry's
first full-function multiprotocol router/bridge at under $4,000.
The Cisco 3000 will also provide the platform that enables
Cisco to support Integrated Services Digital Network technology.
Future versions of the Cisco 3000 will incorporate an ISDN Basic
Rate Interface (BRI) into the router chassis, in fulfillment of
Phase III of Cisco's four-phase circuit-switching data
communications strategy.
Three Configurations for Internetworking Flexibility
The Cisco 3000 series offers complete multiprotocol routing
and bridging in three configurations ...
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27th July, 1992
Four-Port Token Ring Interface Card for Cisco Routers Sets New Performance Standard
Four-Port Token Ring Interface Card for Cisco Routers Sets
New Performance Standard
MENLO PARK, Calif., July 27, 1992 -- A new four-port token
ring interface card for Cisco Systems' AGS+ router/bridge
provides more than twice the token ring performance of the
industry's previously fastest router/bridge -- enabling the user
to build large, distributed token ring internetworks.
The Cisco Multiport Token Ring Card is based on IBM's 16/4-
megabit-per-second token ring mini-card, which Cisco licensed in
October 1990 ...
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