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>Internet Watch
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> March 1996
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> [1]http://alumni.caltech.edu/~dank/isdn/
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> Net managers looking for the scoop on ISDN gear and services should
> point their Web browsers to this URL. A wealth of information on
> domestic and international tariffs and standards status make this site
> a serious resource, and there are plenty of hotlinks to equipment
> vendors and user groups. The page isn't pretty (and a couple of links
> were broken during Data Comm's flyby), but this is definitely the
> jumping-off place for ISDN evaluations.
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> [2]http://www.astral.org/
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> This is a good site to mine for white papers on all things token ring
> (especially switching). It's run by Astral (Alliance for Strategic
> Token Ring Advancement and Leadership), a vendor organization, so
> don't count on unbiased opinions.
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