Re: ethernet vs token ring performance

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From: Rick Jones
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 20:13

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It is important to remember that not all token rings are created
equal. They come in 4 mb/s and 16 mb/s. So, a comparison between 4
mb/s token ring and 10 mb/s Ethernet will not likely arrive at the
same conclusion as a comparison between a 16 mb/s token ring and that
same 10 mb/s Ethernet...

Caveat Networkor...

rick jones

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