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DFW Cisco users group meeting Wed. Feb. 5, 1997, Harvey Hotel Addison - Switching Architectures
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Author: Thomas J. O'Keefe
Date: Tue, 04 Feb 1997 00:00
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Announcing the DFW Cisco user group February meeting!


Date:           Wednesday February 5, 1997, 7:00pm
Location:       Harvey Hotel, 14315 Midway Road, Addison
Speaker:	Gary Crothers, Campus Solutions Field Specialist, Cisco
Topic:		Switching Architectures


                LAN Switch Characteristics
                LAN Switching Fabrics
                Queuing Models
                Switching Methods
                LAN Switching Architecture Implementations
                Catalyst LAN Switches (frame based)
                Lightstream 1010 ATM Switch (cell based)
                Managing Switched Networks
                Migrating to Switched Networks


future topics include
       o BGP-4 - March 1997
       o IPv6
       o Remote Access
       o Security & Firewalls


*** Check out our web page ***
http://dfw.cisco-users.org/



The Dallas / Fort Worth Cisco Users' Group is a non-profit
independent users' group which meets monthly for the open
exchange of technical information regarding the networking
industry and Cisco products for the benefit of Cisco users.


For additional information, please feel free to contact:

Tom O'Keefe     okeefe@metronet.com      (972) 241-4694
Kim Cooper      kim.cooper@oryx.com      (972) 715-4534
Joe Rosado	jrosado@cisco.com        (972) 774-3348
Beau Williamson bwilliam@cisco.com       (972) 774-3317
or call the Dallas Cisco Systems office at (972) 774-3300.
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