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Re: NetBlazer DEAD? Or what? ITK?

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From: Kirk Yarina
Date: Mon, 04 May 1998 00:00
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If you have access to Cisco's CCO try searching on MICA - they use the mica
portware in some of their products, and are still working out some bugs.
There's a field notice from 4/10 that says "The MICA portware version
2.2.5.0 can cause the MICA modems to go into a state where they will not
recover from errors without reflashing the modems or reloading the access
server."

Kirk Yarina



At 10:30 AM 5/4/98 -0400, you wrote:
>Maybe we should have all taken the deals other companies had for trading
>to their equipment, like Livingston, Ascend, USR or whoever. You don't
>hear much about the MicaBlazer or support for the 56K protocols for the
>granite boards, no release dates for and plans for the upgrades.
>
>Sascha Picchiantano wrote:
<snip>
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