MAN info request

Dave Katz <katz@merit.edu> Fri, 02 February 1990 04:00 UTC

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Any 802.6 experts out there that could answer this gentleman's
question?

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I and some of my graduate supervisees are very interested in
Metropolitan Area Networks  (IEEE 802.6) . I know that there is a 
great difference between FDDI and it but I was wondering whether any
of you know of any mail groups that are relavent or any prime
sources of information available electronetically.

Thank you for your help (Its really windy over here!).

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