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857.1 | the performance is good | QUIVER::WASHABAUGH | Born to be Mild | Fri Feb 12 1993 12:40 | 24 |
| We have seen over 100 Mbits of traffic in full-duplex mode running the bricks
demo.
Here are some lines from the sales update:
BENEFITS
o Approaches full FDDI performance of 100Mbps at the TCP/IP protocol
layer with DEC OSF/1 AXP and TCP/IP for OpenVMS AXP
..........................................
PERFORMANCE
The performance of the DEC FDDIcontroller/TURBOchannel is superior to
the competition. A sustained throughput of 96Mbps performance has been
demonstrated running a DEC3000 AXP with DEC OSF/1 AXP and TCP/IP.
Similar performance has been tested with TCP/IP for OpenVMS AXP.
It was only a year ago that vendors were demonstrating 30-50Mbps
as the best performance in the market. FDDI performance of greater than
100Mbps has been shown in point-to-point configurations using
full duplex, example Gigaswitch.
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857.2 | What controller performed so well? | BALTMD::BLASINGAME | Craig @PHH,ADEG,DTN-328-3038 | Fri Feb 12 1993 15:28 | 9 |
| Re: .1
What Sales Update is the quoted lines from; I have looked thru my files
and VTX to no avail?
Is the referenced device a FDDIcontroller700 or some newer (yet
unreleased) TURBOchannel device?
Thanks
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857.3 | | KONING::KONING | Paul Koning, A-13683 | Fri Feb 12 1993 16:00 | 3 |
| That's for the DEFTA, the followon to the -700 (DEFZA).
paul
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857.4 | Competitive info.??? | PHDVAX::RICCIO | Help me Mr. Wizard! | Tue Feb 16 1993 21:07 | 4 |
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Any competitive information?
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857.5 | What competitor? | QUIVER::WASHABAUGH | Born to be Mild | Wed Feb 17 1993 20:05 | 14 |
| I know of no competitor that builds FDDI turbochannel adapters (I suppose
you could tell the customer that our adapter is so fast that noone else
dared get into the market, but I don't think anyone would sucker for that
one!).
Unless you compare two adapters, in the same systems with the same
protocol stacks, its hard to say which adapter is "faster" (latency is
another issue).
Some people like to compare Network Throughput/MIP, which can be useful
when comparing machines of different class. Much care must be taken to
avoid comparing apples and oranges.
doug
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857.6 | Thanks! | PHDVAX::RICCIO | Help me Mr. Wizard! | Thu Feb 18 1993 10:56 | 1 |
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