The Colored Switch

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From: Kurt F. Sauer
Date: Sun, 08 Nov 1987 19:58

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While talking with a potential supplier of some hardware, the supplier's
sales representative mentioned using some particular pieces of equipment
as a "red switch, ... or orange switch or purple switch, depending on
[our particular] needs."

I think I understand the notion of a red switch, but being that the true
foundations of communications security are outside my realm of expertise,
might anyone here speculate on what an orange or purple switch is?

Kurt F. Sauer
Tulsa, OK

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From: ks@a.cs.okstate.edu (Kurt F. Sauer)
Newsgroups: sci.crypt
Subject: The Colored Switch
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Date: Sun, 8-Nov-87 14:58:27 EST
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Posted: Sun Nov  8 14:58:27 1987
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Summary: Poses the question, given the existence of red switches, what is an "orange switch" or "purple switch"?
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