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To: katz@merit.edu Cc: fddi@merit.edu From: doug (dhunt@enr) Date: 13 Feb 90 6:17 PM Subject: comments on draft minutes Dave, My comments on the draft minutes relate to the need for a timely production of the dual-MAC solution. At the end of section 2, the draft states that the single subnetwork solution (which is an important one for dual-MAC stations) ..."is going to be a comparatively long process." At the end of section 3, the draft notes the plan to create a new working group to address "'multi-rail' LANs, of which FDDI is a specific case...". At the meeting I stated that it will be important, in an effort to be even-handed, and so as not to delay an important class of dual-MAC solutions, that developing the single subnetwork solution be done as quickly as possible. Regarding "multi-rail" lan models, I stated that regardless of whatever interest there may be in that area, it is important that the work that is underway to support the two-ring FDDI model be completed as soon as possible. I noted that there is a real danger of getting sidetracked in investigating models rather than of producing solutions needed for FDDI. I made both these statements to stress that delays in this work will in turn delay an important class of dual-MAC solutions. Doug