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RMON in hardware

"Mark A. Miller" <mark@csn.org> Mon, 11 April 1994 16:39 UTC

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Greetings:

A few months ago, CrossComm announced that it would integrate RMON
capabilities into its line of routers. Has anyone heard of other
hardware vendors that are putting RMON inside their internetworking
devices?

Regards,

Mark Miller

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