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From:	Ray Fleischmann <72065.520@CompuServe.com>
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Subject: Greetings from a new member.

Greetings and Happy Holidays to all.

Hello all,
        I have a question about ISDN that so far I have not found an answer 
for. The question is:

Does ISDN allow for multiplexing and de-multiplexing at the desktop.  Or to 
put it another way. Can a computer with one ISDN BRI connection make and 
accept multiple connections whith all conections active, none put on a hold 
status.
 
        I for one see a great need for this ability does anyone else agree?
If this ability is not in the current ISDN design what must be done to get it 
into future designs and products?

Thank you,

Ray Fleischmann


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From:	" (Clemens Schrimpe)" <csch@netcs.com>
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<> btw: we learned that since the X.121 adresses are derived from the 
Your number is actually an X.122 address. X.122 defines the mapping between
X.25 DTE addresses and ISDN subsciber numbers. In fact it defines the X.121
escape-code '0' followed by an E.164 address as the DTE address for an
"X.25-over-ISDN" subscriber according to X.31, while using escape-code '9'
for "X.25-over-PSTN" (X.32). Networks are free to include X.31/X.32
subscribers in the numbering-plan of their X.121 DNIC or using the above
named X.122 escape-codes. Austria IS using X.122, thus all Austrian DTE
addresses using X.31 start w/ "043" (without the country specific
escape-code to leave the local network [0 in most cases, 1 in some and
omitted in some other countries]). Since ISDN is currently only deployed in
the Vienna area in fact all addresses start w/ 0431, but that's another story
:-)

<> phone numbers of the ISDN plug and thus define a new adressspace, few
<> PTT's abroad actually can map a call to these numbers to actually come into
<> Austria, althouh we can call abroad without much problem. Sure, a simple
<> matter of configuration..
Yep and Nope...
When I called the German PTT to ask them to establish proper routing they
tried for some time and called me back, telling me, that their current
equipment (Siemens/Northern Telecom) is UNABLE (?!?!?) to route both the '0'
and the '9' escape-codes properly. Since a lot more countries use the X.122
addressing scheme for X.32 access (X.25 over PSTN) they decided to route the
'9' instead of the '0' and thus left me unable to call Austrian X.31 sites 
(*sigh*)....

<> No routing protocols spoken in PTTland, it seems.
No, absolutely NOT.

When I called the German PTT they said, they won't talk to me at all and that
I shall have the Austrian PTT have send them a LETTER (no Email or such :-)
to establish routing procedures ...

I *HATE* monopolystic (???) PTTs !!!!

	Clemens Schrimpe, netCS Berlin/Germany

PS: After WEEKS they finally managed to at least allow calls FROM Austria ...
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From:	Stefano Giordano <JORDAN@ICNUCEVM.CNUCE.CNR.it>
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Subject: PC ISDN Cards

Dear ISDNetworkers,
could some of you send me information about the DE FACTO standard
ISDN Cards for PCs ??? Can you please send me some prices and where to
buy them?? (Fax numbers, tel. or ... e-mail).
Do you think some cards are supported by the Clarkson packet drivers??
Really I have no way to find this kind of information.
If you can suggest me some person to contact it will be VERY appreciated.
Thank you very much
                  Stefano


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From:	Oliver Korfmacher <okorf@netcs.com>
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> > > Has anyone any experience using the telemetry channel, any applications
> > > available etc? How reliable is this channel, i.e. can it safely
> > > be used for fire alarms, burgler alarms etc?
> > To extend this: which country/PTT/national ISDN supports data transfer
> > in the D-channel? So far as I know, the austrian PTT offers a kind of
> > X.25 access thru the D-ch.
>
> `a kind of' is as close as they got around here.. In reality you get about
> 11KB/s of X.25 through the 16Kb/s-in-theory D-channel (*when* it works;
> the uptime pattern seems to be a function of the phase of the moon).
Some quite (?) new information from the ExpoNet '92 (Frankfurt/Main):

The german PTT DBP Telekom will offer X.25 access through the D-channel,
9600bit/s by the end of 1993. Using ISDN BRIs is selected to be the
cheapest access path to X.25 networks. There will be a monthly fixed extra
charge (not decided yet how much) added to the base tariff of 74 DM and
the normal X.25 volume charges..

Gruesse, Oliver


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From:	" (k1io, FN42jk)" <goldstein@carafe.tay2.dec.com>
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Here in Massachusetts, ISDN D-channel packet data is available as
part of the regular ISDN exchange service.   It costs about $8/month
to subscribe, and carries a usage charge of about $.60 per kilosegment.
Some discounts  are also applied.  NET is planning to lower that price
soon.

At present, the 5ESS switches that are offering D-channel packet do not
have connectivity to each other or to other X.25 networks.  This is not
an inherent ISDN problem, but may be tied up in the limited interfaces
currently available on the 5ESS.  Somebody else might know more than
I do about the specific problems there.

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From:	s_silverman <s_silverman%W036_NW@nac.no>
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          D Channel packets are supposed to be connected to packet
          networks and get anywhere they can be routed.  The
          limitation to one switch is an implementation/deployment
          problem.  So far, implementation of X.25 inside ISDN is
          fairly pathetic and given the schedules for Frame Relay and
          ATM, little more may be done.  

          There is no inherent 3 channel limitation on D channel
          packet mode.  All X.25 packets should have SAPI = 16 but
          there is a 12 bit field called LCN (Logical Channel Number)
          in the X.25 header, which allows enough virtual circuits for
          the average user.

          Steve Silverman   silverma@mitre.org


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don@tci.bell-atl.com

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From:	Clemens Schrimpe <csch@netcs.com>
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<> Do you think some cards are supported by the Clarkson packet drivers??
Our's do AND they support the Italian ISDN ... :-)

Contact me directly for further information as I don't wont to advertise
on this list!

	Clemens Schrimpe, netCS Berlin
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From:	" (Fred Baker)" <fbaker@acc.com>
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Subject: Re: Greetings from a new member.

>> Does ISDN allow for multiplexing and de-multiplexing at the
>> desktop.  Or to put it another way. Can a computer with one ISDN BRI
>> connection make and accept multiple connections whith all conections
>> active, none put on a hold status.

Yes, a BRI can make or accept two, and a PRI device can make up to
23 or 29 depending on the country of interest.  Under some tarrifs,
occasional packet service exists on the D channel, which could be used
for low bandwidth uses.

Fred

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Ray Fleischmann asks, 

>Can a computer with one ISDN BRI connection make and
accept multiple connections whith all conections active, none put on a hold
status. [?]

A BRI is an interface, not a connection.  One BRI can simultaneously
(if the line is so configured; not all are) support two B-channel
connections, independent of one another, in circuit mode.  It can also
use one of the B channels, if so configured, for packet mode (X.25),
in which case multiple virtual circuits can be active at once.  And
it can also, if so configured, use the D channel (16 kbps) for packet
mode (X.25), regardless of what the B channels are doing.

Last night I was debugging a router.  I had a modem call into the router
on one B channel and a bridged Ethernet connection to one side of the
router on the other B channel.  That's two connections at once.  I suppose
I could have used D channel packet, were it hooked up, as well.

Anything fancier than this can't fit into the bandwidth of BRI.
   fred

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From:	dap@aberystwyth.ac.uk
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To:	isdn@list.prime.com, cts@hutcs.cs.hut.fi,
	isdn@teknologi.agderforskning.no
Cc:	dap@aberystwyth.ac.uk
Subject: European ISDN User Forum and a UK Show Too.
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Dear All,
	For those that are not aware, there are two ISDN events
happening in the next two months.The first, The Integrated Communications
conference and ISDN User show is at Wembley 9th-11th February.
Contact Sue Mortimer:+44 234 212988. It's a conference in the mornings
with 'Business briefing in the afternoons' and a parallel User show
too. The second event is the sixth European ISDN User Forum in Amsterdam
march 22nd-24th. Contact: EIUF Secretariat +32 2 296 86 28

I look forward to meeting whoever goes...
Dave Price, Computer Science, University of Wales, Aberystwyth, Wales UK.

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From:	fw_koef@nlth01.decnet.philips.nl
Message-ID: <9302010620.AA21741@philips.nl>
To:	isdn@nlth01.decnet.philips.nl, isdno@nlth01.decnet.philips.nl
Subject: X.25 over BRI
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I'm looking for X.25 implementations over ISDN basic rate interfaces.

Any pointers to vendors, books, publications or maybe FTP places would
be welcome.

--
Hans van Koeveringe                     fw_koef@nlth01.decnet.philips.nl
Philips Business Communication Systems
Hilversum - The Netherlands

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From:	Oliver Korfmacher <okorf@netcs.com>
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> >        What sort of error rates are people seeing on circuit-switched
> ISDN? We are seeing VERY low rates, even on international links. We
> 
> This varies widely.  I don't  have a BERT, but have some random
> observations.  Our BRIs have a tendency to drop out pretty often.
> This is a layer 1 failure mode, which implies that the BER is getting
> out of hand, at least transiently.
> 
> BRIs are erratic because of the nature of the local loop.  If you have
> a big company site, you might have optical fiber carrying ISDN to your
> site or a nearby corner.  We use BRI in the residence, and some of our
> users are pretty far from the CO, over ancient aerial or buried cable
> that sits in a bundle with lots of 90 volt power ring.  The worst case
> scenario can be pretty bad.

Most of layer 1 problems we have are caused by the bus behind the ISDN
network terminator, but we also have very big problems with network
layer problems inside the Telekom (german ISDN provider). They often
re-configure or re-load new software versions into their ISDN switches,
causing some configuration information to get lost..

And: One of our customers had some leased lines to connect spreaded
offices (the Telekom offers permanent connections over ISDN), one of it
is routed under railroad tracks, and if two trains passed each other over
the wire: the connection is teared down, the swich crashes, one end
is informed about the tear down, the other end not, and more bad things
happen. Every working day, 11:30.

	Oliver

        Oliver Korfmacher (okorf@netcs.com, whois OK11)


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From:	" (mazlan)" <mazlan@elek.utm.my>
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Could anybody supply me with any information regarding ATM switches/products
which have already in the market with the addresses of the vendors
or suppliers?

Email:mazlan@elek.utm.my

MALZLAN ABBAS

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Any ATM switches in the market?

-mazlan abbas-
Faculty of Electrical Engineering
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
Jalan Semarak, 54100 Kuala Lumpur,
MALAYSIA


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Can I be added to ISDN discussion list?

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From:	" ( Ann Hanley )" <eeiahy@eeiuc.ericsson.se>
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Hi can you help me subscribe to list for ISDN.
thanks,
Anne.

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From:	" (Robert Berger)" <rberger@cerf.net>
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We are looking for a device that can route or otherwise handle IP packets
comming over ISDN.
It would:

        * Handle multiple PRI lines where each PRI can be carrying up to
the standard 23 B channels. 

        * 2 B channels may be inverse muxed to have up to 128kbps throughput. 

        * Each single or pair B channel would be carrying IP traffic using
a point to point protocol such       
           as PPP or the proposed iplpdn  scheme of IP packets directly in
the ISDN frames.

        * Some IP traffic would be routed to a local ethernet and
eventually FDDI LAN

        * Some IP traffic would be routed to a remote IP network via T1 or
possibly fractional DS-3.

The only box I have discovered so far that comes close is the Network
Express NE series 2000, 3000, & 4000 ( Randy Sisto 2200 Green Road Ann
Arbor, MI USA 48105 Voice: 313-761-5005 FAX: 313-995-1114)

They currently can support one PRI per box and they use non-standard
protocols over ISDN (Combinet and Gandolf propriatary protocols). I have
been told that hey are investigating the iplpdn protocol and possibly ppp.

Robert J. Berger 
Uranix Consulting
935 College Ave. Menlo Park, CA 94025 
Voice: 415-327-6038  FAX: 415-327-6416 
Internet: rberger@cerf.net CIS: 71162,3562 AppleLink: URANIX

-Finger rberger@cerf.net for PGP Public Key and info on Freeware encryption-


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Hello all,
I would be very interested in getting some feedback on faults/problems          experienced with ISDN calls in working exchanges. I am particularly interested
in faults that originate in the network .	
Looking forward to hearing from you,
Anne

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sorry to waste the bandwidth, but we need to check the mail link.
				Ronald Godlewski
				999987123@vill.edu

			Thanks.

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On Wed, 12 May 1993 999987123@VILL.edu wrote:

> sorry to waste the bandwidth, but we need to check the mail link.
> 				Ronald Godlewski
> 				999987123@vill.edu
> 
> 			Thanks.

I guess it works.


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From:	" (Robert Berger)" <rberger@cerf.net>
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Subject: Multiple BRI Board?
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Considering the fact that the current PRI tariff in California is about 6
times the cost of 12 BRI's, does anyone know of a VMEbus or PC bus board
that has multiple BRI interfaces? Are there any other suggestions for
connecting multiple BRI's to a computer?

On a related note, any suggestions on multiple NT1s? Does anyone make a box
that containes multiple NT1s that would be less expensive than individual
NT1s?

On a side note, I have talked to the PRI product manager at Pacific Bell
and they are working "feverishly" to revise the PRI tariff. There will be a
provisional tariff request that will give some minimal immediate releaf and
then a totally new tariff proposal in the October time frame that will make
PRIs competetive with BRIs and with the Inter eXchange Carriers  (IXCs) PRI
fees.

Bob

Robert J. Berger 
InterNex Information Services
935 College Ave. Menlo Park, CA 94025 
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Subject: Re: Multiple BRI Board?
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Dear All,
	You can (if you add extra interfaces) connect up
to 5 BRIs to a Sun Sparc Station.
Dave Price

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From:	" (Mark S. Lewis)" <mlewis@america.Telebit.com>
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>>>>> On Fri, 14 May 1993 11:01:41 +0200 (MET DST), Clemens Schrimpe <csch@netcs.com> said:
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 > <> Considering the fact that the current PRI tariff in California is about 6
 > <> times the cost of 12 BRI's, does anyone know of a VMEbus or PC bus board
 > <> that has multiple BRI interfaces? Are there any other suggestions for
 > <> connecting multiple BRI's to a computer?
 > Yes, my company produces and sells so called "quattro boards", which contain
 > four S0 Interfaces (both B-channels fully usable for data and voice
 > applications) for PC and MC bus systems. Software support is currently
 > available for SCO Unix, AIX/RS6000, some SVR4s, DOS and OS/2 (other derivates
 > upon request). The stuff is approved by BellCore for use within the US
 > (among other countries, of course ;-) ...

 > As I do not want to advertise here on this list: NO PRICES !!!

 > Greetings to all of you -

 > 	Clemens Schrimpe, netCS Informationstechnik GmbH, Berlin
 > --
 > INTERNET:  csch@netcs.com                     BITNET:     csch@TUB.BITNET
 > PSI:       PSI%26245050230409::CSCH           X.25/WIN:   2624 50502 30409
 > PHONE:     +49-30-856 999-0                   FAX:        +49-30-855 52 18
 > X.400:     /S=Schrimpe/P=netCS/A=DBP/C=DE/ [on Research Networks]

 Clemens:

 I appreciate your discretion by not wanting to advertise on the
 Internet.  However, I am interested in getting more details.  Could
 you please e-mail me pricing or fax me some information.  Thanks.

 ... Mark

==========--------------       Mark S. Lewis      ----------==========
Mark.S.Lewis@Telebit.com       Telebit Corp.      Voice (408) 745-3232
                                                    Fax (408) 745-3810

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FROM : CFCG33@MGVAX.ULSTER.AC.UK
SUBJECT : ISDN and API (Application Programming Interface) Standards
- --------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Does anybody have a postal address or an email address for
   the European Technology Standards Institute (ETSI) ?
2. Has anybody heard anything about the 'imminent' release of
   an API standard by ETSI ?

         Thanks
                   Saoirse

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Does anyone know of a company making ISDN cards for STD Bus??? I would
appreciate *any* clues since this is not the most widely used bus.

Thanks in advance,

ncb.

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I am seeking information on the ETSI ISDN Programming Communications Interface
Specification for EuroISDN which is currently in the "Public discussion" phase
within ETSI. This draft standard defines a manufacturer independent programming
interface for EuroISDN.

I would like to find out if manufacturers are interested in implementing this
standard when it is finalised and how this standard relates to a similar
CCITT standard (also currently under preparation) called APPLI/COM which defines
a more general PCI for Telefax, Teletex and Telex.

Any information on either of the above standards would be much appreciated.

John Reilly
Computer Networks and Distributed Systems Research Group
University College Dublin
Belfield
Dublin 4
Ireland

email jmreilly@ccvax.ucd.ie

phone : 353-1-7062488
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Please Unsubribe me from your list,


Regards, Erik

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The address is:

	ETSI secretariat
	06921 Sophia Antipolis Cedex
	France

Tel:	+ 33 92 94 42 00
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ROland

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> Considering the fact that the current PRI tariff in California is about 6
> times the cost of 12 BRI's, does anyone know of a VMEbus or PC bus board
> that has multiple BRI interfaces? Are there any other suggestions for
This pricing is shocking! Here, one BRI costs 74 DM ($50), a PRI
slightly more than 500 DM ($300); monthly rate.
The connection fee is equivalent to the normal telephone network.

> connecting multiple BRI's to a computer?
A company in Germany offers a quadro board, supporting 4 BRIs and
56kbit/s and nearly all common D-channel protocol variants.
It is named Diehl ISDN GmbH, voice +49.7152/9329-0, fax +49.7152/9329-99.
We have made very good experience with them (the also have 1xBRI or 1xPRI
boards).
 
	Oliver

        Oliver Korfmacher (okorf@netcs.com, whois OK11)

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<> Considering the fact that the current PRI tariff in California is about 6
<> times the cost of 12 BRI's, does anyone know of a VMEbus or PC bus board
<> that has multiple BRI interfaces? Are there any other suggestions for
<> connecting multiple BRI's to a computer?
Yes, my company produces and sells so called "quattro boards", which contain
four S0 Interfaces (both B-channels fully usable for data and voice
applications) for PC and MC bus systems. Software support is currently
available for SCO Unix, AIX/RS6000, some SVR4s, DOS and OS/2 (other derivates
upon request). The stuff is approved by BellCore for use within the US
(among other countries, of course ;-) ...

As I do not want to advertise here on this list: NO PRICES !!!

Greetings to all of you -

	Clemens Schrimpe, netCS Informationstechnik GmbH, Berlin
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From:	" (Robert Berger)" <rberger@cerf.net>
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Subject: Final Version: Letter to CA PUC concerning PRI Tariff
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Attached is the final version of the letter to the California Public
Utilities Commission concerning the current Primary Rate Interface tariff. 
Though this is somewhat California specific, I suspect that the other
Regional Bells are in similar places and people there should look into it.
People on the list outside of the US may be interested in seeing some of
the details of how the US is far behind much of the rest of the world in
terms of ISDN deployment and promotion.

I have tweaked the text, added a paragraph describing what the Internet is
(its hard in single paragraph!) and most importantly corrected the T1
pricing which is now a bit lower than the original posting. Also attached
is a list of people who have been CC'd.

I encourage everyone who has an interest in seeing ISDN succeed, to add
their voice to this and other issues around ISDN tariffing. I have found
the Pacific Bell folks very receptive. The current tariff is from 1989 or
so and was designed in the context of the PBX voice marketplace and little
understanding of the Data applications. Sam Ramani, the Pacific Bell PRI
product manager is working  to improve the PRI tariff. The most immediate
change will be a request for a provisional tariff that will mostly lower
the installation costs. This will be placed on the PUC agenda very shortly.
They are also working on a brand new PRI tariff to be introduced to the PUC
by October that will bring the PRI installation and monthly costs into line
both in terms of BRIs and IXC competition.

The phone number for Robert Feraru, Public Advisor at the PUC is:
415-703-2074, FAX: 415-703-1758 if you would like to give your input.

The Chair of the Utilities and Commerce of the California Assembly is Gwen
Moore acn can be contacted at 916-445-8800, FAX: 916-324-6862.

Robert J. Berger 
InterNex Information Services
935 College Ave. Menlo Park, CA 94025 
Voice: 415-327-6038  FAX: 415-327-6416 
Internet: rberger@cerf.net
InterNex
Information Services
935 College Avenue
Menlo Park, California USA 94025
Voice:  415-327-6038 FAX:  415-327-6416
Internet:   rberger@cerf.net

 

Mr. Jack Leutza
Chief, Telecommunications Branch, CACD
California Public Utilities Commission
505 Van Ness Avenue Room 3203
San Francisco, CA  94102

Dear Mr. Leutza:

InterNex  is a new company formed to offer Internet access to individuals and
small businesses via ISDN. The combination of low cost ISDN connectivity and the
Internet could become a key mechanism  in providing information infrastructure
that will enable a whole range of new businesses and thus new jobs.

Our service will provide One-Stop-Shopping for non-technical customers. We will
supply the Terminal Adapters, NT1, software and even resell the ISDN BRI line
for Pacific Bell. Thus the customer does not have to be the system integrator.
InterNex would then supply a dialup gateway that allows the customers to access
the Internet with the bandwidth of 1 or 2 B channels.

The Internet is a worldwide network of networks that share a common IP protocol
and a wide range of information services. With over 1.3 million nodes and 13
million users, the Internet  is quickly emerging as the network to be connected
to if you are involved with education, technology, communications or  virtual
corporations. Internet connectivity to individuals and small businesses looks to
be a  killer app that will drive ISDN demand as ISDN offers 10x the bandwidth of
the conventional analog phone line.

Unfortunately,  the current tariffs are acting as roadblocks to making such a
service viable. There are currently no economies of scale that would allow us to
offer an affordable service. For our service to be successful, we need to be
able to support hundreds to  thousands of simultaneous 1B and 2B calls into and
out of our gateway service.

The tariff for  ISDN PRI (23 B Channels)   is particularly absurd (the numbers
may be off slightly, but they do convey the issue):

	PRI Installation			PRI Monthly Fees
	TI			$1475			T1			$233
	PRI Service	 1500			PRI Service	 545
	Access		 1610			Access		 287
	ISSAC		  250			ISSAC		 730
	-----------------			-----------------
	Total		$4835			Total		$1795


Besides the fact that these prices are just plain too expensive, the absurdity
truly  comes to light  when the prices for a PRI is  compared with the price of
the proposed SDS IS BRI which contains 2 B channels:

		BRI Installation
		Line		$70	 ($150 ISDN service fee waived for 2 year commitment)

		BRI Monthly Fees
		SDS IS		$28.50

It takes 12 BRI lines (each line has 2 B channels) to form the equivalent
bandwidth of a PRI line. So if I ordered 12 BRI lines it would installation
would cost: $840 vs. the $4835 for a PRI and the monthly fees for 12 BRIs is
$342 vs. $1795  for the PRI. Even if the SDS IS installation fee wasn't waived,
12 BRIs installation costs are about 1/3 of the single PRI.

This is what I call negative economies of scale! I suspect that it does not cost
Pacific Bell 5.2 times more to deliver bandwidth over a single  T1 than 12
individual lines. If anything,  it must cost them less to deliver it on the T1.

Its not a technical issue, its a tariff issue. My understanding is that Pacific
Bell would like to see this issue corrected, I would like to see this corrected,
and I'm sure other users would like to see it corrected. For ISDN to have any
success as a data distribution system, this situation must be corrected as soon
as possible.

Please let me know if I have misunderstood the situation or what else I can do
to help to rectify things. Correction of this negative economy of scale is
critical to the success of my business as well as ISDN in general.

Sincerely,



Robert Berger

cc: Robert Feraru  Public Advisor, California PUC
	Gwen Moore Chair, Utilities and Commerce, California State Legislature
	Randy Chinn Consultant,  Utilities and Commerce, California State Legislature
	Mitch Kapor Chairman, Electronic Frontier Foundation
	Daniel J. Weitzner Senior Staff Counsel, Electronic Frontier Foundation
	Robert Metcalfe Publisher, InfoWorld
	John Gilmore Founder,  Cygnus Inc.
	Sam Ramani PRI Product Manager,  Pacific Bell
	Ella Spradley  ISDN Marketing, Pacific Bell
	Scott Rockwell  Account Executive, Pacific Bell
	Stephen Mulready System Design Consultant,  Pacific Bell
	Internet ISDN Mailing List (isdn@list.prime.com)
	USENET ISDN Newsgroup (comp.dcom.isdn)


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Does anyone know of a company making ISDN cards for STD Bus??? I would
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NEW SIRI SERVICES

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________________________
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 (BUS)BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT/AFFAIRES ET GESTION 

      Research and development (management, planning, programs)
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(NET) COMPUTER NETWORKS AND DATA COMMUNICATIONS/RESEAUX D'ORDINATEURS ET
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(DIS) DISABLED PERSONS' AIDS/OUTILS POUR PERSONNES HANDICAPEES

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      Document imaging systems (Microforms, optical disc imaging...)
      Records and archives management
      Information architecture 
      Database management systems
      Data models
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      Optical media storage (Optical discs, microforms, holography)
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      Magnetic tape storage

(MIS) INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT/GESTION DES SYSTEMES INFORMATIQUES

      Implementation and evaluation
      Network, software management
      Information systems and telecommunications systems security
      Migration of information systems (downsizing, rightsizing, etc.)

(LEG) LEGAL, SOCIAL, POLITICAL ISSUES/ASPECTS LEGAUX, SOCIAUX, POLITIQUES

(MUL) MULTIMEDIA SYSTEMS/SYSTMES MULTIMEDIAS

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EXAMPLE OF FLASH INFORMATION IN ITS NEW FORMAT....

    BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT / AFFAIRES ET GESTION

          Bilan scientifique et technologique de Montreal / Champagne, Marielle
             -- In: DIRECTION INFORMATIQUE, 6(5) mai 1993 p. 11

          Building HCI partnerships and infrastructure / Shneiderman, Ben ;
            Lewis, Clayton -- In: BEHAVIOUR AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, 12(2)
            Mar./Apr. 1993 p. 130-135

          Canada's IT growth nabs seventh place. [Result of a market survey by
            International Data Corp. (Canada) on computer, computer equipment,
            software, computer services and data communication equipment.] /
            Kersell, Monty -- In: INFO CANADA, 18(5) May 1993 p. 1, 26

          Computer science in Japanese universities : cultural differences
            contribute significantly to the ways in which Japan and the US
            organize and pursue computer science education and research /
            Notkin, David ; Schlichting, Richard D. -- In: COMPUTER, 26(5) May
            1993 p. 62-70

          Farming out work to IBM, DEC, NCR... : 'contract manufacturing' has
            become the province of giants / Burrows, Peter -- In: BUSINESS
            WEEK, (3319) May 17, 1993 p. 92-94

          Feds lead push for green PCs : low-power systems to wear EPA's Energy
            Star of approval / Boudette, Neal -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10,
            1993 p. 25

          Future focus will likely be on industrial relevance -- In: SCIENCE
            BULLETIN, 5(3) May 1993 p. 1, 2

          Information et normalisation, deux ingredients d'importance
            strategique -- In: LES AFFAIRES, 65(19) mai 15-21, 1993 p. P3

          Information infrastructure : an industry perspective / Kettler, David
            A. -- In: COMPUTER, 26(5) May 1993 p. 7576

          Informatisation des entreprises quebecoises : faits saillants de
            l'etude du CEFRIO / Champagne, Marielle -- In: DIRECTION
            INFORMATIQUE, 6(5) mai 1993 p. 6

          Jumping the product generation gap : real-world R&D / Iansiti, Marco
             -- In: HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW, 71(3) May/June 1993 p. 138-147

          Managing your boss : a compatible relationship with your superior is
            essential to being effective in your job / Gabarro, John J. ;
            Kotter, John P. -- In: HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW, 71(3) May/June 1993
            p. 150-157

          Maz delivers caretaker budget -- In: SCIENCE BULLETIN, 5(3) May 1993
            p. 1, 5

          Mobile-users study pinpoints majority / Adhikari, Richard -- In: INFO
            CANADA, 18(5) May 1993 p. 9

          La R&D, fer de lance du succes -- In: LES AFFAIRES, 65(19) mai 15-21,
            1993 p. P2

          La science sous contrat : coup d'oeil sur les "consultants" / Keable,
            Jacques -- In: INTERFACE, 14(3) mai/juin 1993 p. 38-42

          Le transfert de technologies peut fonctionner dans les deux sens --
            In: LES AFFAIRES, 65(19) mai 15-21, 1993 p. P4

          Will architecture win the technology wars? -- In: HARVARD BUSINESS
            REVIEW, 71(3) May/June 1993 p. 162-163, 166

     COMPUTER NETWORKS AND DATA COMMUNICATIONS / RESEAUX D'ORDINATEURS ET
     TELEINFORMATIQUE


          Adaptive routing protocols for hypercube interconnection networks :
            multipath networks and adaptive routing protocols dynamically adapt
            to network conditions such as communication bottlenecks, thus
            lifting a major impediment to the development of massively parallel
            architectures / Gaughan, Patrick T. ; Yalamanchili, Sudhakar -- In:
            COMPUTER, 26(5) May 1993 p. 12-23

          Analyzing network performance management : OSI management principles
            and tools make it possible to develop a performance management
            model powerful enough for the 21st century / Hayes, Stephen -- In:
            IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 52-58

          ATM takes the spotlight at InterOp shop -- In: COMMUNICATIONS NEWS,
            30(5) May 1993 p. 32

          ATM will take some tie to join mainstream / Lewis, Jamie -- In: PC
            WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 47

          Interoperability assessment : Attachmate's EXTRA / Hall, Eric -- In:
            NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. 119-123

          Big V solves several headaches with satellite distributed network /
            Melanson, Daniel -- In: INFO CANADA, 18(5) May 1993 p. 22

          Case studies : what does it take?. [Client/server techniques can be
            difficult to implement. Since very few off-the-shelf solutions
            exist, most users need to build in-house. We show you how five
            companies are finding real-world solutions] / Pepper, Jon -- In:
            NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. Suppl., 44-52

          CMISE functions and Services : the Common Management Information
            Service Element was developed to monitor the health of OSI
            communications entities / Raman, Lakshmi -- In: IEEE COMMUNICATIONS
            MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 46-51

          Compaq, AST back 'Fast EISA' / Fisher, Susan E. -- In: PC WEEK, 10
            (18) May 10, 1993 p. 18

          Desktop video has far to go : delayed standards slow penetration of
            videoconferencing / Kramer, Matt -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10,
            1993 p. 107, 118

          Enterprise services : no longer just for databases. [There are
            numerous uses for client/server technology in products outside the
            database arena. We detail how each of these technologies fits into
            the client/server model.] / Walsh, Brian -- In: NETWORK COMPUTING,
            4(5) May 1993 p. Suppl., 62-66

          Enterprise-to-enterprise networking : advances in technology assist
            corporations in forging strong business relationships / Bolles,
            Gary A. -- In: NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. 88-98

          Growth : the steady increase of client/server. [What do the numbers
            say? Dataquest's Client/Server Systems Group shows that
            client/server is most certainly in a growth mode.] / Haight,
            Timothy -- In: NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. Suppl., 79-81

          How important is TN3270 to you? / Marsh, Bob -- In: NETWORK
            COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. 144-148

          IBM's DB2 : extending the reach of the desktop?. [DB2 is a key
            client/server technology and a major presence in large corporate
            environments. Here is a look at the variety of options for
            accessing DB2 information from end-user desktops.] / Gerber, Barry
             -- In: NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. Suppl., 54-61

          Implementing OSI-based interfaces for network management : a
            partially standardized network-management interface requires less
            effort to evolve than a completely proprietary solution / Serre,
            Jean-Marc ; Lewis, Pierre ; Rosenfeld, Ken -- In: IEEE
            COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 76-81

          ISDN in North America : the North American ISDN Users' Forum is
            expediting the development of a national market-driven ISDN /
            Stokesberry, Dan ; Wakid, Shukri -- In: IEEE COMMUNICATIONS
            MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 88-94

          Managing ATM-based broadband networks : industry is reaching
            agreements on standard ATM-layer operations early in the BISDN
            development process / Farkouh, Stephen C. -- In: IEEE
            COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 82-86

          McCaw outlines CDPD network / Loudermilk, Stephen -- In: PC WEEK, 10
            (18) May 10, 1993 p. 43

          Modeling the user interface : object-oriented modeling of
            human-machine interfaces is appealing, but the generic network
            model may contain thousands of objects / Marchisio, Lucia ; Ronco,
            Enrico ; Saracco, Roberto -- In: IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31
            (5) May 1993 p. 68-74

          NIS' relaying information wins the race / Tannenbaum, Todd -- In:
            NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. 156-161

          Options : client/server is not always the best solution.
            [Client/server is not the be-all and end-all of data management. We
            found it's important to look at each application and business
            environment criticially and objectively.] / Morse, Stephen -- In:
            NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. Suppl., 18-21

          The OSI network management model : balancing the responsibilities of
            OSI's agents and platforms and their interaction protocols is
            complex, but OSI helps by offering functions lacking in Internet's
            SNMP / Yemini, Yechiam -- In: IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5)
            May 1993 p. 20-29

          Overview : what are clients and servers anyway?. [The term
            "client/server" is often used to refer to everything from simple
            remote file system access to complex database queries. Here we
            tackle the question. "What is client/server, and do we really need
            it"?] / Moskowitz, Robert -- In: NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993
            p. Suppl., 10-12

          Primer : how to break through the data logjam. [While 95 percent of
            companies are investigating, piloting or using client/server
            technology, there is still a logjam of terms and standards.] /
            Panettieri, Joseph C. -- In: NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p.
            Suppl. 14-16

          Profile : a business view of the shift in the industry. [What will
            apps look like in five years? Don Tapscott, vice president of
            technology at DMR Group, Toronto, and co-author or Paradigm Shift,
            takes a look ahead in this special profile.] / Violino, Bob -- In:
            NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. Suppl., 84-90

          Roundup : making sense of existing technology. [A wide variety of
            client/server tools and solutions are now available in the
            marketplace, including multiprotocol client/server database. This
            roundup explores the issues in selecting the right database
            system.] / Finkelstein, Richard -- In: NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May
            1993 p. Suppl., 35-42

          Shared buffer memory switch for an ATM exchange / Endo, Noboru ;
            Kozaki, Takahiko ; Ohuchi, Toshiya ; Kuwahara, Hiroshi ; Gohara,
            Shinobu -- In: IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON COMMUNICATIONS, 41(1) Jan. 1993
            p. 237-245


          Specifying goal-oriented network management systems : the design of
            network management systems and their interfaces can be turned into
            an engineering discipline / Bean, Angelo ; Wood, Desmond ;
            Fairclough, W. -- In: IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993
            p. 30-36

          System management information modeling / Mark Klerer, S. -- In: IEEE
            COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 38-44

          Talking face-to-face across the miles : systems take
            videoconferencing to desktop / Crowley, Aileen -- In: PC WEEK, 10
            (18) May 10, 1993 p. 107, 115

          Tips for testing on X.400 networks / Lombardo, Nick -- In:
            COMMUNICATIONS NEWS, 30(5) May 1993 p. 38-39

          Using SMI to model SNA networks : two new approaches help manage SNA
            networks from non-SNA systems / Fernandez, Joseph ; Winkler,
            Kathrin -- In: IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p.
            60-67

          VINES users keen for RISC / Krohn, Nico -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May
            10, 1993 p. 43

          Windows for Workgroups & ODI : painting the town red / Morse, Stephen
             -- In: NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. 150-154

     COMPUTER SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURE / ARCHITECTURE DES SYSTEMES INFORMATIQUES


          Adaptive routing protocols for hypercube interconnection networks :
            multipath networks and adaptive routing protocols dynamically adapt
            to network conditions such as communication bottlenecks, thus
            lifting a major impediment to the development of massively parallel
            architectures / Gaughan, Patrick T. ; Yalamanchili, Sudhakar -- In:
            COMPUTER, 26(5) May 1993 p. 12-23

          Easy-to-use object-oriented parallel processing with Mentat /
            Grimshaw, Andrew S. -- In: COMPUTER, 26(5) May 1993 p. 39-50

          Efficient program tracing : new techniques reduce the high costs of
            recording program trace data and storing trace files, making it
            easy to obtain detailed listings of how a program executes / Larus,
            James R. -- In: COMPUTER, 26(5) May 1993 p. 52-61

          IBM gets foot in object database door with equity stake in Object
            Design Inc. / Moser, Karen D. -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993
            p. 63, 74

          Will architecture win the technology wars? -- In: HARVARD BUSINESS
            REVIEW, 71(3) May/June 1993 p. 162-163, 166

     EDUCATION, TRAINING, PERFORMANCE SUPPORT / EDUCATION, FORMATION, SOUTIEN A
     LA PERFORMANCE


          Educational technology : a catalyst for change / Robertson, Stephens
            & Company -- In: MICROCOMPUTERS FOR INFORMATION MANAGEMENT, 10(1)
            Mar. 1993 p. 3-28

     HUMAN-MACHINE INTERACTION / INTERACTIONS PERSONNE-MACHINE


          Building HCI partnerships and infrastructure / Shneiderman, Ben ;
            Lewis, Clayton -- In: BEHAVIOUR AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, 12(2)
            Mar./Apr. 1993 p. 130-135

          Cablers look to multimedia for 500-channel future -- In: MULTIMEDIA
            WEEK, 2(20) May 17, 1993 p. 7

          Computer-supported co-operative work : research issues for the 90s /
            Olson, Judith S. ; Card, Stuart K. ; Landauer, Thomas K. ; Olson,
            Gary M. ; Malone, Thomas ; Leggett, John -- In: BEHAVIOUR AND
            INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, 12(2) Mar./Apr. 1993 p. 115-129

          Four steps to the healthy office / Rist, Oliver -- In: PC MAGAZINE,
            12(10) May 25, 1993 p. 122

          The green machine. [Can your computer be more efficient, safer, and
            less hazardous to the environment? PC Magazine takes a look at how
            technological trends in health, ecology, and ergonomics are
            producing a new breed of PCs.] / Nadel, Brian -- In: PC MAGAZINE,
            12(10) May 25, 1993 p. 110-120

          Human-computer interaction research agendas / Sibert, John ;
            Marchionini, Gary -- In: BEHAVIOUR AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, 12
            (2) Mar./Apr. 1993 p. 67-68

          Interaction styles and input/output devices / Jacob, Robert J. K. ;
            Leggett, John J. ; Myers, Brad A. ; Pausch, Randy -- In: BEHAVIOUR
            AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, 12(2) Mar./Apr. 1993 p. 69-79

          Research directions for user interface software tools / Olsen, Dan
            R., Jr. ; Foley, James D. ; Hudson, Scott E. ; Miller, James -- In:
            BEHAVIOUR AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, 12(2) Mar./Apr. 1993 p. 80-97

          User interface development processes and methodologies / Hartson, H.
            Rex ; Boehm-Davis, Deborah -- In: BEHAVIOUR AND INFORMATION
            TECHNOLOGY, 12(2) Mar./Apr. 1993 p. 98-114

     INDUSTRY NEWS / NOUVELLES DE L'INDUSTRIE


          ATM takes the spotlight at InterOp shop -- In: COMMUNICATIONS NEWS,
            30(5) May 1993 p. 32

          Essais et achat chez Northern Telecom -- In: DIRECTION INFORMATIQUE,
            6(5) mai 1993 p. 14

          IVR, TouchTone replace timecards at Northrop Corp. -- In:
            COMMUNICATIONS NEWS, 30(5) May 1993 p. 11-12

          Le Pentium enfin disponible / De Luca, Johanne -- In: DIRECTION
            INFORMATIQUE, 6(5) mai 1993 p. 1

          Processeurs et architecture Escon chez Amdahl -- In: DIRECTION
            INFORMATIQUE, 6(5) mai 1993 p. 21

          Puces, horloges et cadences doubles et triples / Champagne, Marielle
             -- In: DIRECTION INFORMATIQUE, 6(5) mai 1993 p. 21

          Succes des exposants canadiens au CeBIT / De Luca, Johanne -- In:
            DIRECTION INFORMATIQUE, 6(5) mai 1993 p. 1

     INFORMATION INTERCHANGE / ECHANGE DES DONNEES


          The enemy is us. [Implementing EDI means bi changes in key business
            relationships. In fact, the changes in organizational structure for
            the initiating company as well as its suppliers and customers can
            be overwhelming. But the payoff can also be big as our case studies
            of R. J. Reynolds and Egghead Software show.] / Haight, Timothy --
            In: NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. 102-116

          Getting an electronic bulletin board system up and running / Delfino,
            Erik -- In: ONLINE, 17(3) May 1993 p. 106-108

     INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL / STOCKAGE ET REPERAGE DE L'INFORMATION


          CD-ROM sales balloon, up 300% from Christmas -- In: MULTIMEDIA WEEK,
            2(20) May 17, 1993 p. 3

          Natural language comes of age. [West Publishing Company's WIN (Win Is
            Natural) is the first natural languageinterface to an online
            database (Westlaw).] / Pritchard-Schoch, Teresa -- In: ONLINE, 17
            (3) May 1993 p. 33-43

          Photo CD and other digital imaging technologies : what's out there
            and what's it for? / Ching-chih Chen -- In: MICROCOMPUTERS FOR
            INFORMATION MANAGEMENT, 10(1) Mar. 1993 p. 29-42

          Quality of abstracts / Tenopir, Carol ; Jacso, Peter -- In: ONLINE,
            17(3) May 1993 p. 44-55

          Understanding data compression / Prosise, Jeff -- In: PC MAGAZINE, 12
            (10) May 25, 1993 p. 305-308

     INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT / GESTION DES SYSTEMES INFORMATIQUES


          A practical approach to information engineering / Kansky, Martin --
            In: DATA RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, 4(3) Summer 1993 p. 42-49

          Building an effective workbench for data base administrators and
            application developers / Friedman, Ted -- In: DATA RESOURCE
            MANAGEMENT, 4(3) Summer 1993 p. 22-32

          Data administration for reluctant organizations. [This article
            presents one strategy--focusing on user data groups--for beginning
            the culture change needed to take advantage of the data resource.
            The University of Massachusetts Corporation and two of its campus
            divisions are used as a case study.] / Bosworth, Michael -- In:
            DATA RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, 4(3) Summer 1993 p. 58-65

          Data administrators : guardians of the corporate data asset / Tucker,
            Judy -- In: DATA RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, 4(3) Summer 1993 p. 17-21

          Organizing for quality information systems / Lambert, Bob -- In: DATA
            RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, 4(3) Summer 1993 p. 50-57

          Practical experiences using the information resource management
            methodology / Ray, David -- In: DATA RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, 4(3)
            Summer 1993 p. 7-16

          Repository administration : where data and process responsibilities
            meet / Hudson, Debra L. -- In: DATA RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, 4(3)
            Summer 1993 p. 33-41

     MULTIMEDIA SYSTEMS / SYSTEMES MULTIMEDIAS


          Baud building : new digital phone lines pump up the transmission
            speed of your color files / Tynan, Daniel -- In: PUBLISH, 8(6) June
            1993 p. 46-51

          Cablers look to multimedia for 500-channel future -- In: MULTIMEDIA
            WEEK, 2(20) May 17, 1993 p. 7

          CD-ROM sales balloon, up 300% from Christmas -- In: MULTIMEDIA WEEK,
            2(20) May 17, 1993 p. 3

          La compression numerique de l'image / Blanc, Manuel -- In: QUI FAIT
            QUOI, mai/juin 15, 1993 p. 28-29

          Designing for the future : multimedia presents new opportunities and
            challenges for graphics professionals / Todd, Daniel -- In:
            PUBLISH, 8(6) June 1993 p. 40-44

          IMA bringing multimedia to industries at large -- In: MULTIMEDIA

            WEEK, 2(20) May 17, 1993 p. 1

          Multimedia a la conqute des marches / Bernard, Sophie -- In: QUI
            FAIT QUOI, mai/juin 15, 1993 p. 17-19

          Paramount interactive brings studio methods to multimedia -- In:
            MULTIMEDIA WEEK, 2(20) May 17, 1993 p. 4

     NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING / TRAITEMENT DES LANGUES NATURELLES


          A look at speaker-independent speech recognition / Marrowitz, Judith
             -- In: ISR, 10(4) Apr. 1993 p. 10-11

     REVIEWS, ANNOUNCEMENTS - COMPUTER HARDWARE AND PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT /
     RECENSIONS ET ANALYSES - MATERIEL INFORMATIQUE


          Array of SuperSPARC systems will highlight SunWorld expo / Fisher,
            Susan E. -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 6

          AV Image de Data General / Lombard, Estelle -- In: DIRECTION
            INFORMATIQUE, 6(5) mai 1993 p. 18

          Canon NoteJet combines portability, printing / Caton, Michael -- In:
            PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 87, 93

          Compaq, Dell leverage server savvy to develop range of Pentium
            systems / Zimmerman, Michael R. ; Boudette, Neal -- In: PC WEEK, 10
            (18) May 10, 1993 p. 1, 14

          Compatibles : lequel acheter? / Champagne, Marielle -- In: DIRECTION
            INFORMATIQUE, 6(5) mai 1993 p. 24

          Digitizing tablets : precision input. [Comparative evaluation of
            graphics tablets: AcecadD9000+; CalComp Drawing Board II; GTCO
            Ultima; Hitachi Puma Plus; Jameco KD4000; Kurta XGT; KYE Genius
            HiSketch 1212; Numonics GraphicMasterII; Scriptel RDT-1212;
            Summagraphics SummaSketch III; Wacom SD-421 E.] / Miller, Rock --
            In: PC MAGAZINE, 12(10) May 25, 1993 p. 259-296

          First ThinkPad subnotebook due from IBM next month / Boudette, Neal
             -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 1, 14

          Graphics ASIC, reference design aimed at board makers / Schroder,
            Erica -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 27

          How PC week labs performs evaluations of notebook PCs / Berlind,
            David -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 17

          Microsoft, Intel unwrap spec for telephony API / Cortese, Amy -- In:
            PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 12

          Nouveaux lecteurs de CD-ROM MultiSpin chez NEC / Lombard, Estelle --
            In: DIRECTION INFORMATIQUE, 6(5) mai 1993 p. 18

          Storage dimensions' LANStor gains tape support : modules fit into
            company's RAID, NetWare offerings / Fisher, Susan E. -- In: PC
            WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 64

          ThinkPad 720C goes to heal of class / Berlind, David ; Yates, Chris
             -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 16

     REVIEWS, ANNOUNCEMENTS - SOFTWARE PRODUCTS / RECENSIONS ET ANALYSES -
     LOGICIELS


          Antivirus software : watch out for viruses the inexpensive shareware
            way. [Review of F-PROT 2.07; Integrity Master 1.41b; Viruscan Suite
            1.02.] / Rubenking, Neil J. -- In: PC MAGAZINE, 12(10) May 25, 1993
            p. 56

          Apple hosts developers, releases new technologies CD -- In:
            MULTIMEDIA WEEK, 2(20) May 17, 1993 p. 8

          Crystal Reports 2.0 : sparkling interface for reporting / Plain,
            Stephen W. -- In: PC MAGAZINE, 12(10) May 25, 1993 p. 46

          DOS 6.0 tests fail to show serious bugs -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May
            10, 1993 p. 8

          Lotus announces Notes release 3.0 / Del Nibletto, Paolo -- In: INFO
            CANADA, 18(5) May 1993 p. 1, 25

          Microsoft draws OLE road map / Cortese, Amy -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18)
            May 10, 1993 p. 12

          New writers' tools : better writing through electricity : correct
            spellings, better words, and pithy quotes all are available on
            demand. [Review of computerised writing tools: The American
            Heritage Dictionary, Second College Edition 1.1 and Office Edition;
            The Concise Oxford Dictionary, Electronic Edition 1.0; Funk &
            Wagnalls Standard Desk Dictionary 2.0; Instant Definitions
            Dictionary Two-Pack; Key Dictionary Plus; MultiLex Professional
            Dictionary and Thesaurus 3.0; Oxford Writer's Shelf 1.0; Random
            House Webster's Elctronic Dictionary and Thesaurus, College
            Edition; Correct Grammar for DOS 4.0 and for Windows 2.0; Grammatik
            5 for DOS and for Windows; PowerEdit 2.1; The Random House
            Encyclopedia for Windows; RightWriter 6; The Writer's Toolkit 2.0
            for DOS and for Windows; Word Finder Plus for Windows.] /
            Rabinovitz, Rubin -- In: PC MAGAZINE, 12(10) May 25, 1993 p.
            147-200

          PC Tools builds the most flexible Windows desktop / Mendelson, Edward
             -- In: PC MAGAZINE, 12(10) May 25, 1993 p. 37-38

          Photoshop ushers in a new era in PC image editing. [Review of Adobe
            Photoshop for Windows 2.5.] / Simone, Luisa -- In: PC MAGAZINE, 12
            (10) May 25, 1993 p. 37, 39

          Rival players spar over cross-platform Windows : Macintosh, Unix are
            latest targets of Microsoft thrust / Cortese, Amy -- In: PC WEEK,
            10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 1, 12

          Software-only protocol analyzers / Haugdahl, Scott J. -- In: NETWORK
            COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. 126-138

          Taking stock of automatic inventory software / Chroniger, Chris ;
            Cole, Shawn ; Drews, Jame ; Herling, Carl ; Nelson, Fritz ; Rizzo,
            Joe -- In: NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. 28-54

          Turtle Tools makes editing sound files easier / Kendall, Robert --
            In: PC MAGAZINE, 12(10) May 25, 1993 p. 49

          Ventura PicturePro : powerful editing and masking tools / Grunin,
            Lori -- In: PC MAGAZINE, 12(10) May 25, 1993 p. 53

     REVIEWS, ANNOUNCEMENTS - TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES / RECENSIONS ET
     ANALYSES - SERVICES DE TELECOMMUNICATIONS


          AT&T, NCR to offer PC videoconferencing / Converse, Caryn -- In: PC
            WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 115

          Cabletron adds options for MMAC hubs / Loudermilk, Stephen -- In: PC
            WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 20

          Comm packages open up world of Windows / Safi, Quabidur R. -- In: PC
            WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 89, 96

          Desktop videoconferencing systems. [Directory of products and
            vendors.] -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 110, 115

          Lotus adds Notes allies, wireless gateway / Rooney, Paula -- In: PC
            WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 20

          Megahertz announces wireless modem to transmit data via Mobitex
            network / Loudermilk, Stephen -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993
            p. 49

          Peer-to-peer LANs : teamwork without trauma. [Review of peer-to-peer
            LAN operating systems: InvisibleLAN 3.3; LANtastic 5.0; Windows for
            Workroups 3.1; NetWare Lite 1.1; SilverNET 2.0M; 10NET 5.1; WEB for
            Windows and DOS 4.0.] / Derfer, Frank J., Jr. -- In: PC MAGAZINE,
            12(10) May 25, 1993 p. 203-257

          Vendors bridge data gaps of hosts, PCs at DB/Expo / Moser, Karen D.
             -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 18

     SOFTWARE ENGINEERING / GENIE LOGICIEL


          Developer adding object-oriented hooks to procedural language /
            Leach, Norvin -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 53, 57

          Developers to wed NT, video / Schroeder, Erica -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18)
             May 10, 1993 p. 53, 57

          Easy-to-use object-oriented parallel processing with Mentat /
            Grimshaw, Andrew S. -- In: COMPUTER, 26(5) May 1993 p. 39-50

          Example-based graphical database query languages / Ozsoyoglu,
            Gultekin ; Hyaqing, Wang -- In: COMPUTER, 26(5) May 1993 p. 25-38

          IBM won't ignore Win32s for OS/2 / Ferranti, Marc -- In: PC WEEK, 10
            (18) May 10, 1993 p. 53, 59

          Integrating a Windows help file into an application / Duncan, Ray --
            In: PC MAGAZINE, 12(10) May 25, 1993 p. 343-354

          Modeling the user interface : object-oriented modeling of
            human-machine interfaces is appealing, but the generic network
            model may contain thousands of objects / Marchisio, Lucia ; Ronco,
            Enrico ; Saracco, Roberto -- In: IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31
            (5) May 1993 p. 68-74

          Object technology at Hewlett-Packard / Harmon, Paul -- In:
            OBJECT-ORIENTED STRATEGIES, 3(4) 1993 p. 1-15

          The path to advanced font techniques / Petzold, Charles -- In: PC
            MAGAZINE, 12(10) May 25, 1993 p. 331-340

          Research directions for user interface software tools / Olsen, Dan
            R., Jr. ; Foley, James D. ; Hudson, Scott E. ; Miller, James -- In:
            BEHAVIOUR AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, 12(2) Mar./Apr. 1993 p. 80-97

     STANDARDS AND STANDARDIZATION / NORMES ET NORMALISATION


          Analyzing network performance management : OSI management principles
            and tools make it possible to develop a performance management
            model powerful enough for the 21st century / Hayes, Stephen -- In:
            IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 52-58

          CMISE functions and Services : the Common Management Information
            Service Element was developed to monitor the health of OSI
            communications entities / Raman, Lakshmi -- In: IEEE COMMUNICATIONS
            MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 46-51

          Desktop video has far to go : delayed standards slow penetration of

            videoconferencing / Kramer, Matt -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10,
            1993 p. 107, 118

          Implementing OSI-based interfaces for network management : a
            partially standardized network-management interface requires less
            effort to evolve than a completely proprietary solution / Serre,
            Jean-Marc ; Lewis, Pierre ; Rosenfeld, Ken -- In: IEEE
            COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 76-81

          Information et normalisation, deux ingredients d'importance
            strategique -- In: LES AFFAIRES, 65(19) mai 15-21, 1993 p. P3

          ISDN in North America : the North American ISDN Users' Forum is
            expediting the development of a national market-driven ISDN /
            Stokesberry, Dan ; Wakid, Shukri -- In: IEEE COMMUNICATIONS
            MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 88-94

          Managing ATM-based broadband networks : industry is reaching
            agreements on standard ATM-layer operations early in the BISDN
            development process / Farkouh, Stephen C. -- In: IEEE
            COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 82-86

          The OSI network management model : balancing the responsibilities of
            OSI's agents and platforms and their interaction protocols is
            complex, but OSI helps by offering functions lacking in Internet's
            SNMP / Yemini, Yechiam -- In: IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5)
            May 1993 p. 20-29

          System management information modeling / Mark Klerer, S. -- In: IEEE
            COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 38-44

          Tips for testing on X.400 networks / Lombardo, Nick -- In:
            COMMUNICATIONS NEWS, 30(5) May 1993 p. 38-39

          Using SMI to model SNA networks : two new approaches help manage SNA
            networks from non-SNA systems / Fernandez, Joseph ; Winkler,
            Kathrin -- In: IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p.
            60-67

     MISCELLANEOUS / DIVERS


          Bell proposes personal phone numbers and network portability access
            service -- In: CANADIAN COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK LETTER, 13(15) May
            10, 1993 p. 3-5

          Ergonomics of input / Flynn, Mary Kathleen -- In: PC MAGAZINE, 12(10)
             May 25, 1993 p. 126, 135

          Invisible divides : communication and identity in Canada and the U.S.
           / Ferguson, Marjorie -- In: JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION, 43(2) Spring
            1993 p. 42-57

          It's alive. [If code can eat, reproduce, age, and die, then can it
            also be alive? Artificial life researchers wonder.] / Miller,
            Michael J. -- In: PC MAGAZINE, 12(10) May 25, 1993 p. 81-82

          The state of the neural and fuzzy marketplaces / Blanchard, David --
            In: ISR, 10(4) Apr. 1993 p. 1, 2

------------------------------
EXAMPLE NO. 1 

Telco Deals Start Paying Off
Source:  Computing Canada, April 26, 1993, pp. 32-34
by James Buchok

ABSTRACT:    As a result of alliances between Canadian-U.S.-based companies
such as the one forged by Stentor Alliance of Canada's and MCI Communications
Corp., telecommunication rates have been greatly reduced.  The two companies have
recently introduced the cross-border virtual corporate network (VCN), known as
the Advantage VNet, providing networking services to large Canadian businesses. 
Virtual networks allow sharing of long distance voice and data lines with other
customers bringing rates down by as much as 30 to 50 percent.  Further, high
volume users can also benefit from discounts of up to 22 percent off their total
bill.

The linking of Stentor's Impac service with MCI's HyperStream will create the
first international frame relay service available in the world.  HyperStream, as
the service has been named,  will provide a cross-border, high-speed frame relay
data network linking local area networks between cities.

Stentor's main competitor, AT&T which forged an alliance with Unitel in January,
has introduced a software package similar to  Advantage VNet, the SDN (Software
Defined Network).

------------------------------
EXAMPLE NO. 2

Tire-kicking Technology:  AMS' Chief Technology Officer Describes his Firm's New
Lab
Source:   Computerworld, May 3, 1993, pp. 28-29

ABSTRACT:  American Management Systems, Inc. (AMS) is opening a Center for
Advanced Technologies as an applied research laboratory in Fairfax, VA. this
month.  The systems integrator and software house which aims at becoming a
technology leader will focus on the following research areas:

      1.    Applications architecture;
      2.    Client/server technology; 
      3.    Collaborative work environments;
      4.    Computer/Human interaction;
      5.    Mobile computing;
      6.    Multimedia;
      7.    Object technology;
      8.    Performance and measurement.

Topics emphasized will be object technology (development languages, tools and
DBMS), multimedia (applications with interactive video and audio), and mobile
computing (pen-based computing, wireless data communications and the integration
of mobile technologies with client/server systems).  Activities will include
software performance testing particularly in complex client/server applications
involving multiple systems and multiple servers.  The research focus, however,
is expected to change to match business needs.









        









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Subject: ISDN bonding (inverse multiplexing) in Australia

The following was posted to the AARNet mailing list. Though it is
about Australian compatible equipment I think it will be of general
interest, and I am reposting it with the author's permission.

By the way I am sending this to both isdn mailing lists I am on.
Perhaps it is time for someone to repost information on the particular 
areas of interest that the two lists are intended to address, and what
interconnection (if any) there is between the two lists.

Bob Smart

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From:    Mark Turner <Mark.Turner@aarnet.edu.au>
Subject: ISDN Aggregation Equipment

As promised some time ago, here is a summary of ISDN aggregation offerings
in Australia. It's based on both AARNet's technical evaluation and 
comments provided by dis/satisfied users, and really only considers data
comms issues rather than voice or voice/data integration.

SCITEC

Offer two units:  a BRI-8 and BRI-3 which support 8 and 3 basic rate
interfaces respectively on the network side.  Comes with dual V35 
or X21 interfaces on the DTE side.  Provides just over a meg
of aggregation in BRI-8 format and 384k in BRI-3.  Uses a proprietary
aggregation technique (Ascend Inverse Multiplexing), which is fairly
efficient (0.2% overhead).  No primary rate interface as yet since these
boxes cannot operate to the larger Maxima 100 product.  Supports 
V25bis DTE controlled dialing - if you pay for it.

These boxes also offer dial on demand functionality, set to trigger
on things like time of day or traffic level - but to be honest 
you have to be lucky to make this worthwhile over a SPVC arrangment
(typically less than 2 hours at peak per day, otherwise you may as
well go semi-permanent).

Management is via a terminal or a cute little handheld controller -
if you pay for it.  No net-wide management protoco: communication
with remote equipment is via B channel.  No rate adaption apparent.


DATACRAFT

DS2000, a modular environment housed in a chassis supporting up to
10 aggregation cards and either ONE 4-sbus or ONE dual PRA/G.703 network
interface. Aggregation cards (BCAM) offer up to a meg, or 4 meg if you pay for
it, and come with V35 or X21 interfaces.  Aggregation protocol is AS4064,
which either uses an entire B-channel for aggregation, or 1/64th
of each. Not proprietary but it may as well be at the moment (see 
below). V25bis.

BCAM aggregation cards can be replaced by a dual vanilla TA offering rate
adaption at 48 and 56 kbps.

Management is via a terminal, or a more glitzy PC windows arrangement - but
this is essentially a fancier configuration mechanism and there is
no real net-wide management protcol.  

JTEC


Offer a full range, from a (soon to be released) fixed config aggregating
TA (128kbps), through a mid-price 6 slot J1500, to the 15 slot J1000/1800.
The J1000/1800 differ in backplane speed (128/256 B channels) and
can take any number of aggregation or ISDN interface cards (single PRA/G.703
or BRA per card) up to the chassis limit of 14 (one is used for the CPU).
The cute J1500 also loses one slot to CPU, but the other 5 can be used
for either BRA ISDN cards or BCAM cards (sames cards as the bigger
chassis), but NO PRA interface.  The aggregation cards can do half a meg,
and also use AS4064.  In theory this and the datacraft equipment should
interoperate but I wouldn't believe it until you see it...

Each card slot can also be occupied by a dual TA card offering 
the FULL V110 rate adaption suite.

Management is very nice, using the D-channel to provide net-wide
management (i.e. you can communicate with any remote units from
one central station, providing both are connected to the ISDN).  Telecom
do charge for D-channel usage above a set maximum no of messages
(some 3300 for a microlink and 50,000 for the macro) but, apparently,
its fairly hard to reach this (I'm a little sceptical but I guess it
really depends how much "management" you do).  The management software
runs under windows on a PC and can either use an optional ISDN
card, or the in-built serial port.



Jtec seem to have the edge in terms of useful capabilties, although the 
aggregation card speed could do with a boost to a meg
or so.  Jtec also seem to be the only one of the three that have
taken the management issue really seriously, although the need for
sophisticated management of gloried TA's may be argued :-)

Datacraft's offering falls back in terms of rate adaption and
the lack of a low-medium end product.  If you need 128 kbps to 
a tail site then you have to go with the big chassis.  End of story.
That said, for the high end of the market the DS2000 offers both 
very high aggregation throughput and single card access to dual 
PRA or quad BRA.  If your looking at astronomical bandwidths you
may find the fact that the chassis can only take 2 PRA's limiting.

Scitec's current range is set back by the fact that it
has no PRA support, and thus encourages the prolification of
little boxes - managers of TA infested hubs can probably
sympathise with this one :-)  I get the impression that, bandwidth
on demand notwithstanding, this range is better suited to
voice/video scenarios.  It's hard to realise savings over
SPVC in a data environment, although if your growth is slow
the D on D feature may be worthwhile.


It's unfair for me to mention prices here, other than to say they
vary a great deal.

Jtec appear to have the largest slice of the market reachable via
AARNet.

Mark Turner
AARNet

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I now have a working ISDN link between my house and work.  The NI1 link enables
an 128kb connection between the PC network at work and my home PC.  I have been
successful in running Novell, TCP/IP  and Lotus Notes (a netbios application)
over the connection.

The work ISDN line is off a normal CENTREX  2B + D line.  It's working off the
NI1 standard in a mutipoint configuration.  It's connected to an IBM PC  AT
with a CSI  ISDNAccelerator card in it.  The PC has an ethernet card in it and
is running K9Q routing software.  A Novell server version 3.1 is set up with IP
tunneling providing a connection into a token ring lan.

The home ISDN line is termed "Residential ISDN". It works off of a MB line with
ISDN. It's working on the NI1 standard with two spids in a mutipoint
configuration. It's connected to an ISA bus IBM value point with a CSI
ISDNAccelerator card in it.  The PC is running the CSI software and the packet
driver/ TCPIP software from FTP.

I am able to load the ISDN software and the FTP software, create a data
connection with work, get on the network and run applications. Lotus notes is a
Windows application.  I am able to run windows at home and work as if I am a
node on the local ring.

Continued testing on the capabilities and voice application side will continue
over the next three months.

Tom

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 (BUS)BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT/AFFAIRES ET GESTION 

      Research and development (management, planning, programs)
      Trends and statistics
      Technology transfer

(NET) COMPUTER NETWORKS AND DATA COMMUNICATIONS/RESEAUX D'ORDINATEURS ET
      TELEINFORMATIQUE

(ARC) COMPUTER SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURE/ARCHITECTURE DES SYSTEMES INFORMATIQUES

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(DIS) DISABLED PERSONS' AIDS/OUTILS POUR PERSONNES HANDICAPEES

(CAI) EDUCATION, TRAINING, PERFORMANCE SUPPORT/EDUCATION, FORMATION, SOUTIEN
      A LA PERFORMANCE

      Computer-based instruction and training
      Performance support systems
      Decision support systems

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(IND) INDUSTRY NEWS/NOUVELLES DE L'INDUSTRIE

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      EDI, CALS 
      Markup languages 
      Document architecture, document processing and interchange

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      Information architecture 
      Database management systems
      Data models
      Online searching strategies
      Optical media storage (Optical discs, microforms, holography)
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      Magnetic tape storage

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      Network, software management
      Information systems and telecommunications systems security
      Migration of information systems (downsizing, rightsizing, etc.)

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            Written language processing
                  Natural language analysis
                  Translation, text synthesis
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                  Speech recognition, speech synthesis

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      Object-oriented programming
      Software tools

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      Telecommunications industry and services
            Online services (videotex services)
            Voice communications (telephony) and messaging
            Data communications services
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      Telecommuting
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EXAMPLE OF FLASH INFORMATION IN ITS NEW FORMAT....

    BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT / AFFAIRES ET GESTION

          Bilan scientifique et technologique de Montreal / Champagne, Marielle
             -- In: DIRECTION INFORMATIQUE, 6(5) mai 1993 p. 11

          Building HCI partnerships and infrastructure / Shneiderman, Ben ;
            Lewis, Clayton -- In: BEHAVIOUR AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, 12(2)
            Mar./Apr. 1993 p. 130-135

          Canada's IT growth nabs seventh place. [Result of a market survey by
            International Data Corp. (Canada) on computer, computer equipment,
            software, computer services and data communication equipment.] /
            Kersell, Monty -- In: INFO CANADA, 18(5) May 1993 p. 1, 26

          Computer science in Japanese universities : cultural differences
            contribute significantly to the ways in which Japan and the US
            organize and pursue computer science education and research /
            Notkin, David ; Schlichting, Richard D. -- In: COMPUTER, 26(5) May
            1993 p. 62-70

          Farming out work to IBM, DEC, NCR... : 'contract manufacturing' has
            become the province of giants / Burrows, Peter -- In: BUSINESS
            WEEK, (3319) May 17, 1993 p. 92-94

          Feds lead push for green PCs : low-power systems to wear EPA's Energy
            Star of approval / Boudette, Neal -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10,
            1993 p. 25

          Future focus will likely be on industrial relevance -- In: SCIENCE
            BULLETIN, 5(3) May 1993 p. 1, 2

          Information et normalisation, deux ingredients d'importance
            strategique -- In: LES AFFAIRES, 65(19) mai 15-21, 1993 p. P3

          Information infrastructure : an industry perspective / Kettler, David
            A. -- In: COMPUTER, 26(5) May 1993 p. 7576

          Informatisation des entreprises quebecoises : faits saillants de
            l'etude du CEFRIO / Champagne, Marielle -- In: DIRECTION
            INFORMATIQUE, 6(5) mai 1993 p. 6

          Jumping the product generation gap : real-world R&D / Iansiti, Marco
             -- In: HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW, 71(3) May/June 1993 p. 138-147

          Managing your boss : a compatible relationship with your superior is
            essential to being effective in your job / Gabarro, John J. ;
            Kotter, John P. -- In: HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW, 71(3) May/June 1993
            p. 150-157

          Maz delivers caretaker budget -- In: SCIENCE BULLETIN, 5(3) May 1993
            p. 1, 5

          Mobile-users study pinpoints majority / Adhikari, Richard -- In: INFO
            CANADA, 18(5) May 1993 p. 9

          La R&D, fer de lance du succes -- In: LES AFFAIRES, 65(19) mai 15-21,
            1993 p. P2

          La science sous contrat : coup d'oeil sur les "consultants" / Keable,
            Jacques -- In: INTERFACE, 14(3) mai/juin 1993 p. 38-42

          Le transfert de technologies peut fonctionner dans les deux sens --
            In: LES AFFAIRES, 65(19) mai 15-21, 1993 p. P4

          Will architecture win the technology wars? -- In: HARVARD BUSINESS
            REVIEW, 71(3) May/June 1993 p. 162-163, 166

     COMPUTER NETWORKS AND DATA COMMUNICATIONS / RESEAUX D'ORDINATEURS ET
     TELEINFORMATIQUE


          Adaptive routing protocols for hypercube interconnection networks :
            multipath networks and adaptive routing protocols dynamically adapt
            to network conditions such as communication bottlenecks, thus
            lifting a major impediment to the development of massively parallel
            architectures / Gaughan, Patrick T. ; Yalamanchili, Sudhakar -- In:
            COMPUTER, 26(5) May 1993 p. 12-23

          Analyzing network performance management : OSI management principles
            and tools make it possible to develop a performance management
            model powerful enough for the 21st century / Hayes, Stephen -- In:
            IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 52-58

          ATM takes the spotlight at InterOp shop -- In: COMMUNICATIONS NEWS,
            30(5) May 1993 p. 32

          ATM will take some tie to join mainstream / Lewis, Jamie -- In: PC
            WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 47

          Interoperability assessment : Attachmate's EXTRA / Hall, Eric -- In:
            NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. 119-123

          Big V solves several headaches with satellite distributed network /
            Melanson, Daniel -- In: INFO CANADA, 18(5) May 1993 p. 22

          Case studies : what does it take?. [Client/server techniques can be
            difficult to implement. Since very few off-the-shelf solutions
            exist, most users need to build in-house. We show you how five
            companies are finding real-world solutions] / Pepper, Jon -- In:
            NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. Suppl., 44-52

          CMISE functions and Services : the Common Management Information
            Service Element was developed to monitor the health of OSI
            communications entities / Raman, Lakshmi -- In: IEEE COMMUNICATIONS
            MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 46-51

          Compaq, AST back 'Fast EISA' / Fisher, Susan E. -- In: PC WEEK, 10
            (18) May 10, 1993 p. 18

          Desktop video has far to go : delayed standards slow penetration of
            videoconferencing / Kramer, Matt -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10,
            1993 p. 107, 118

          Enterprise services : no longer just for databases. [There are
            numerous uses for client/server technology in products outside the
            database arena. We detail how each of these technologies fits into
            the client/server model.] / Walsh, Brian -- In: NETWORK COMPUTING,
            4(5) May 1993 p. Suppl., 62-66

          Enterprise-to-enterprise networking : advances in technology assist
            corporations in forging strong business relationships / Bolles,
            Gary A. -- In: NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. 88-98

          Growth : the steady increase of client/server. [What do the numbers
            say? Dataquest's Client/Server Systems Group shows that
            client/server is most certainly in a growth mode.] / Haight,
            Timothy -- In: NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. Suppl., 79-81

          How important is TN3270 to you? / Marsh, Bob -- In: NETWORK
            COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. 144-148

          IBM's DB2 : extending the reach of the desktop?. [DB2 is a key
            client/server technology and a major presence in large corporate
            environments. Here is a look at the variety of options for
            accessing DB2 information from end-user desktops.] / Gerber, Barry
             -- In: NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. Suppl., 54-61

          Implementing OSI-based interfaces for network management : a
            partially standardized network-management interface requires less
            effort to evolve than a completely proprietary solution / Serre,
            Jean-Marc ; Lewis, Pierre ; Rosenfeld, Ken -- In: IEEE
            COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 76-81

          ISDN in North America : the North American ISDN Users' Forum is
            expediting the development of a national market-driven ISDN /
            Stokesberry, Dan ; Wakid, Shukri -- In: IEEE COMMUNICATIONS
            MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 88-94

          Managing ATM-based broadband networks : industry is reaching
            agreements on standard ATM-layer operations early in the BISDN
            development process / Farkouh, Stephen C. -- In: IEEE
            COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 82-86

          McCaw outlines CDPD network / Loudermilk, Stephen -- In: PC WEEK, 10
            (18) May 10, 1993 p. 43

          Modeling the user interface : object-oriented modeling of
            human-machine interfaces is appealing, but the generic network
            model may contain thousands of objects / Marchisio, Lucia ; Ronco,
            Enrico ; Saracco, Roberto -- In: IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31
            (5) May 1993 p. 68-74

          NIS' relaying information wins the race / Tannenbaum, Todd -- In:
            NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. 156-161

          Options : client/server is not always the best solution.
            [Client/server is not the be-all and end-all of data management. We
            found it's important to look at each application and business
            environment criticially and objectively.] / Morse, Stephen -- In:
            NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. Suppl., 18-21

          The OSI network management model : balancing the responsibilities of
            OSI's agents and platforms and their interaction protocols is
            complex, but OSI helps by offering functions lacking in Internet's
            SNMP / Yemini, Yechiam -- In: IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5)
            May 1993 p. 20-29

          Overview : what are clients and servers anyway?. [The term
            "client/server" is often used to refer to everything from simple
            remote file system access to complex database queries. Here we
            tackle the question. "What is client/server, and do we really need
            it"?] / Moskowitz, Robert -- In: NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993
            p. Suppl., 10-12

          Primer : how to break through the data logjam. [While 95 percent of
            companies are investigating, piloting or using client/server
            technology, there is still a logjam of terms and standards.] /
            Panettieri, Joseph C. -- In: NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p.
            Suppl. 14-16

          Profile : a business view of the shift in the industry. [What will
            apps look like in five years? Don Tapscott, vice president of
            technology at DMR Group, Toronto, and co-author or Paradigm Shift,
            takes a look ahead in this special profile.] / Violino, Bob -- In:
            NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. Suppl., 84-90

          Roundup : making sense of existing technology. [A wide variety of
            client/server tools and solutions are now available in the
            marketplace, including multiprotocol client/server database. This
            roundup explores the issues in selecting the right database
            system.] / Finkelstein, Richard -- In: NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May
            1993 p. Suppl., 35-42

          Shared buffer memory switch for an ATM exchange / Endo, Noboru ;
            Kozaki, Takahiko ; Ohuchi, Toshiya ; Kuwahara, Hiroshi ; Gohara,
            Shinobu -- In: IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON COMMUNICATIONS, 41(1) Jan. 1993
            p. 237-245


          Specifying goal-oriented network management systems : the design of
            network management systems and their interfaces can be turned into
            an engineering discipline / Bean, Angelo ; Wood, Desmond ;
            Fairclough, W. -- In: IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993
            p. 30-36

          System management information modeling / Mark Klerer, S. -- In: IEEE
            COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 38-44

          Talking face-to-face across the miles : systems take
            videoconferencing to desktop / Crowley, Aileen -- In: PC WEEK, 10
            (18) May 10, 1993 p. 107, 115

          Tips for testing on X.400 networks / Lombardo, Nick -- In:
            COMMUNICATIONS NEWS, 30(5) May 1993 p. 38-39

          Using SMI to model SNA networks : two new approaches help manage SNA
            networks from non-SNA systems / Fernandez, Joseph ; Winkler,
            Kathrin -- In: IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p.
            60-67

          VINES users keen for RISC / Krohn, Nico -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May
            10, 1993 p. 43

          Windows for Workgroups & ODI : painting the town red / Morse, Stephen
             -- In: NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. 150-154

     COMPUTER SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURE / ARCHITECTURE DES SYSTEMES INFORMATIQUES


          Adaptive routing protocols for hypercube interconnection networks :
            multipath networks and adaptive routing protocols dynamically adapt
            to network conditions such as communication bottlenecks, thus
            lifting a major impediment to the development of massively parallel
            architectures / Gaughan, Patrick T. ; Yalamanchili, Sudhakar -- In:
            COMPUTER, 26(5) May 1993 p. 12-23

          Easy-to-use object-oriented parallel processing with Mentat /
            Grimshaw, Andrew S. -- In: COMPUTER, 26(5) May 1993 p. 39-50

          Efficient program tracing : new techniques reduce the high costs of
            recording program trace data and storing trace files, making it
            easy to obtain detailed listings of how a program executes / Larus,
            James R. -- In: COMPUTER, 26(5) May 1993 p. 52-61

          IBM gets foot in object database door with equity stake in Object
            Design Inc. / Moser, Karen D. -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993
            p. 63, 74

          Will architecture win the technology wars? -- In: HARVARD BUSINESS
            REVIEW, 71(3) May/June 1993 p. 162-163, 166

     EDUCATION, TRAINING, PERFORMANCE SUPPORT / EDUCATION, FORMATION, SOUTIEN A
     LA PERFORMANCE


          Educational technology : a catalyst for change / Robertson, Stephens
            & Company -- In: MICROCOMPUTERS FOR INFORMATION MANAGEMENT, 10(1)
            Mar. 1993 p. 3-28

     HUMAN-MACHINE INTERACTION / INTERACTIONS PERSONNE-MACHINE


          Building HCI partnerships and infrastructure / Shneiderman, Ben ;
            Lewis, Clayton -- In: BEHAVIOUR AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, 12(2)
            Mar./Apr. 1993 p. 130-135

          Cablers look to multimedia for 500-channel future -- In: MULTIMEDIA
            WEEK, 2(20) May 17, 1993 p. 7

          Computer-supported co-operative work : research issues for the 90s /
            Olson, Judith S. ; Card, Stuart K. ; Landauer, Thomas K. ; Olson,
            Gary M. ; Malone, Thomas ; Leggett, John -- In: BEHAVIOUR AND
            INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, 12(2) Mar./Apr. 1993 p. 115-129

          Four steps to the healthy office / Rist, Oliver -- In: PC MAGAZINE,
            12(10) May 25, 1993 p. 122

          The green machine. [Can your computer be more efficient, safer, and
            less hazardous to the environment? PC Magazine takes a look at how
            technological trends in health, ecology, and ergonomics are
            producing a new breed of PCs.] / Nadel, Brian -- In: PC MAGAZINE,
            12(10) May 25, 1993 p. 110-120

          Human-computer interaction research agendas / Sibert, John ;
            Marchionini, Gary -- In: BEHAVIOUR AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, 12
            (2) Mar./Apr. 1993 p. 67-68

          Interaction styles and input/output devices / Jacob, Robert J. K. ;
            Leggett, John J. ; Myers, Brad A. ; Pausch, Randy -- In: BEHAVIOUR
            AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, 12(2) Mar./Apr. 1993 p. 69-79

          Research directions for user interface software tools / Olsen, Dan
            R., Jr. ; Foley, James D. ; Hudson, Scott E. ; Miller, James -- In:
            BEHAVIOUR AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, 12(2) Mar./Apr. 1993 p. 80-97

          User interface development processes and methodologies / Hartson, H.
            Rex ; Boehm-Davis, Deborah -- In: BEHAVIOUR AND INFORMATION
            TECHNOLOGY, 12(2) Mar./Apr. 1993 p. 98-114

     INDUSTRY NEWS / NOUVELLES DE L'INDUSTRIE


          ATM takes the spotlight at InterOp shop -- In: COMMUNICATIONS NEWS,
            30(5) May 1993 p. 32

          Essais et achat chez Northern Telecom -- In: DIRECTION INFORMATIQUE,
            6(5) mai 1993 p. 14

          IVR, TouchTone replace timecards at Northrop Corp. -- In:
            COMMUNICATIONS NEWS, 30(5) May 1993 p. 11-12

          Le Pentium enfin disponible / De Luca, Johanne -- In: DIRECTION
            INFORMATIQUE, 6(5) mai 1993 p. 1

          Processeurs et architecture Escon chez Amdahl -- In: DIRECTION
            INFORMATIQUE, 6(5) mai 1993 p. 21

          Puces, horloges et cadences doubles et triples / Champagne, Marielle
             -- In: DIRECTION INFORMATIQUE, 6(5) mai 1993 p. 21

          Succes des exposants canadiens au CeBIT / De Luca, Johanne -- In:
            DIRECTION INFORMATIQUE, 6(5) mai 1993 p. 1

     INFORMATION INTERCHANGE / ECHANGE DES DONNEES


          The enemy is us. [Implementing EDI means bi changes in key business
            relationships. In fact, the changes in organizational structure for
            the initiating company as well as its suppliers and customers can
            be overwhelming. But the payoff can also be big as our case studies
            of R. J. Reynolds and Egghead Software show.] / Haight, Timothy --
            In: NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. 102-116

          Getting an electronic bulletin board system up and running / Delfino,
            Erik -- In: ONLINE, 17(3) May 1993 p. 106-108

     INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL / STOCKAGE ET REPERAGE DE L'INFORMATION


          CD-ROM sales balloon, up 300% from Christmas -- In: MULTIMEDIA WEEK,
            2(20) May 17, 1993 p. 3

          Natural language comes of age. [West Publishing Company's WIN (Win Is
            Natural) is the first natural languageinterface to an online
            database (Westlaw).] / Pritchard-Schoch, Teresa -- In: ONLINE, 17
            (3) May 1993 p. 33-43

          Photo CD and other digital imaging technologies : what's out there
            and what's it for? / Ching-chih Chen -- In: MICROCOMPUTERS FOR
            INFORMATION MANAGEMENT, 10(1) Mar. 1993 p. 29-42

          Quality of abstracts / Tenopir, Carol ; Jacso, Peter -- In: ONLINE,
            17(3) May 1993 p. 44-55

          Understanding data compression / Prosise, Jeff -- In: PC MAGAZINE, 12
            (10) May 25, 1993 p. 305-308

     INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT / GESTION DES SYSTEMES INFORMATIQUES


          A practical approach to information engineering / Kansky, Martin --
            In: DATA RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, 4(3) Summer 1993 p. 42-49

          Building an effective workbench for data base administrators and
            application developers / Friedman, Ted -- In: DATA RESOURCE
            MANAGEMENT, 4(3) Summer 1993 p. 22-32

          Data administration for reluctant organizations. [This article
            presents one strategy--focusing on user data groups--for beginning
            the culture change needed to take advantage of the data resource.
            The University of Massachusetts Corporation and two of its campus
            divisions are used as a case study.] / Bosworth, Michael -- In:
            DATA RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, 4(3) Summer 1993 p. 58-65

          Data administrators : guardians of the corporate data asset / Tucker,
            Judy -- In: DATA RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, 4(3) Summer 1993 p. 17-21

          Organizing for quality information systems / Lambert, Bob -- In: DATA
            RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, 4(3) Summer 1993 p. 50-57

          Practical experiences using the information resource management
            methodology / Ray, David -- In: DATA RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, 4(3)
            Summer 1993 p. 7-16

          Repository administration : where data and process responsibilities
            meet / Hudson, Debra L. -- In: DATA RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, 4(3)
            Summer 1993 p. 33-41

     MULTIMEDIA SYSTEMS / SYSTEMES MULTIMEDIAS


          Baud building : new digital phone lines pump up the transmission
            speed of your color files / Tynan, Daniel -- In: PUBLISH, 8(6) June
            1993 p. 46-51

          Cablers look to multimedia for 500-channel future -- In: MULTIMEDIA
            WEEK, 2(20) May 17, 1993 p. 7

          CD-ROM sales balloon, up 300% from Christmas -- In: MULTIMEDIA WEEK,
            2(20) May 17, 1993 p. 3

          La compression numerique de l'image / Blanc, Manuel -- In: QUI FAIT
            QUOI, mai/juin 15, 1993 p. 28-29

          Designing for the future : multimedia presents new opportunities and
            challenges for graphics professionals / Todd, Daniel -- In:
            PUBLISH, 8(6) June 1993 p. 40-44

          IMA bringing multimedia to industries at large -- In: MULTIMEDIA

            WEEK, 2(20) May 17, 1993 p. 1

          Multimedia a la conqute des marches / Bernard, Sophie -- In: QUI
            FAIT QUOI, mai/juin 15, 1993 p. 17-19

          Paramount interactive brings studio methods to multimedia -- In:
            MULTIMEDIA WEEK, 2(20) May 17, 1993 p. 4

     NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING / TRAITEMENT DES LANGUES NATURELLES


          A look at speaker-independent speech recognition / Marrowitz, Judith
             -- In: ISR, 10(4) Apr. 1993 p. 10-11

     REVIEWS, ANNOUNCEMENTS - COMPUTER HARDWARE AND PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT /
     RECENSIONS ET ANALYSES - MATERIEL INFORMATIQUE


          Array of SuperSPARC systems will highlight SunWorld expo / Fisher,
            Susan E. -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 6

          AV Image de Data General / Lombard, Estelle -- In: DIRECTION
            INFORMATIQUE, 6(5) mai 1993 p. 18

          Canon NoteJet combines portability, printing / Caton, Michael -- In:
            PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 87, 93

          Compaq, Dell leverage server savvy to develop range of Pentium
            systems / Zimmerman, Michael R. ; Boudette, Neal -- In: PC WEEK, 10
            (18) May 10, 1993 p. 1, 14

          Compatibles : lequel acheter? / Champagne, Marielle -- In: DIRECTION
            INFORMATIQUE, 6(5) mai 1993 p. 24

          Digitizing tablets : precision input. [Comparative evaluation of
            graphics tablets: AcecadD9000+; CalComp Drawing Board II; GTCO
            Ultima; Hitachi Puma Plus; Jameco KD4000; Kurta XGT; KYE Genius
            HiSketch 1212; Numonics GraphicMasterII; Scriptel RDT-1212;
            Summagraphics SummaSketch III; Wacom SD-421 E.] / Miller, Rock --
            In: PC MAGAZINE, 12(10) May 25, 1993 p. 259-296

          First ThinkPad subnotebook due from IBM next month / Boudette, Neal
             -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 1, 14

          Graphics ASIC, reference design aimed at board makers / Schroder,
            Erica -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 27

          How PC week labs performs evaluations of notebook PCs / Berlind,
            David -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 17

          Microsoft, Intel unwrap spec for telephony API / Cortese, Amy -- In:
            PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 12

          Nouveaux lecteurs de CD-ROM MultiSpin chez NEC / Lombard, Estelle --
            In: DIRECTION INFORMATIQUE, 6(5) mai 1993 p. 18

          Storage dimensions' LANStor gains tape support : modules fit into
            company's RAID, NetWare offerings / Fisher, Susan E. -- In: PC
            WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 64

          ThinkPad 720C goes to heal of class / Berlind, David ; Yates, Chris
             -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 16

     REVIEWS, ANNOUNCEMENTS - SOFTWARE PRODUCTS / RECENSIONS ET ANALYSES -
     LOGICIELS


          Antivirus software : watch out for viruses the inexpensive shareware
            way. [Review of F-PROT 2.07; Integrity Master 1.41b; Viruscan Suite
            1.02.] / Rubenking, Neil J. -- In: PC MAGAZINE, 12(10) May 25, 1993
            p. 56

          Apple hosts developers, releases new technologies CD -- In:
            MULTIMEDIA WEEK, 2(20) May 17, 1993 p. 8

          Crystal Reports 2.0 : sparkling interface for reporting / Plain,
            Stephen W. -- In: PC MAGAZINE, 12(10) May 25, 1993 p. 46

          DOS 6.0 tests fail to show serious bugs -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May
            10, 1993 p. 8

          Lotus announces Notes release 3.0 / Del Nibletto, Paolo -- In: INFO
            CANADA, 18(5) May 1993 p. 1, 25

          Microsoft draws OLE road map / Cortese, Amy -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18)
            May 10, 1993 p. 12

          New writers' tools : better writing through electricity : correct
            spellings, better words, and pithy quotes all are available on
            demand. [Review of computerised writing tools: The American
            Heritage Dictionary, Second College Edition 1.1 and Office Edition;
            The Concise Oxford Dictionary, Electronic Edition 1.0; Funk &
            Wagnalls Standard Desk Dictionary 2.0; Instant Definitions
            Dictionary Two-Pack; Key Dictionary Plus; MultiLex Professional
            Dictionary and Thesaurus 3.0; Oxford Writer's Shelf 1.0; Random
            House Webster's Elctronic Dictionary and Thesaurus, College
            Edition; Correct Grammar for DOS 4.0 and for Windows 2.0; Grammatik
            5 for DOS and for Windows; PowerEdit 2.1; The Random House
            Encyclopedia for Windows; RightWriter 6; The Writer's Toolkit 2.0
            for DOS and for Windows; Word Finder Plus for Windows.] /
            Rabinovitz, Rubin -- In: PC MAGAZINE, 12(10) May 25, 1993 p.
            147-200

          PC Tools builds the most flexible Windows desktop / Mendelson, Edward
             -- In: PC MAGAZINE, 12(10) May 25, 1993 p. 37-38

          Photoshop ushers in a new era in PC image editing. [Review of Adobe
            Photoshop for Windows 2.5.] / Simone, Luisa -- In: PC MAGAZINE, 12
            (10) May 25, 1993 p. 37, 39

          Rival players spar over cross-platform Windows : Macintosh, Unix are
            latest targets of Microsoft thrust / Cortese, Amy -- In: PC WEEK,
            10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 1, 12

          Software-only protocol analyzers / Haugdahl, Scott J. -- In: NETWORK
            COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. 126-138

          Taking stock of automatic inventory software / Chroniger, Chris ;
            Cole, Shawn ; Drews, Jame ; Herling, Carl ; Nelson, Fritz ; Rizzo,
            Joe -- In: NETWORK COMPUTING, 4(5) May 1993 p. 28-54

          Turtle Tools makes editing sound files easier / Kendall, Robert --
            In: PC MAGAZINE, 12(10) May 25, 1993 p. 49

          Ventura PicturePro : powerful editing and masking tools / Grunin,
            Lori -- In: PC MAGAZINE, 12(10) May 25, 1993 p. 53

     REVIEWS, ANNOUNCEMENTS - TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES / RECENSIONS ET
     ANALYSES - SERVICES DE TELECOMMUNICATIONS


          AT&T, NCR to offer PC videoconferencing / Converse, Caryn -- In: PC
            WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 115

          Cabletron adds options for MMAC hubs / Loudermilk, Stephen -- In: PC
            WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 20

          Comm packages open up world of Windows / Safi, Quabidur R. -- In: PC
            WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 89, 96

          Desktop videoconferencing systems. [Directory of products and
            vendors.] -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 110, 115

          Lotus adds Notes allies, wireless gateway / Rooney, Paula -- In: PC
            WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 20

          Megahertz announces wireless modem to transmit data via Mobitex
            network / Loudermilk, Stephen -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993
            p. 49

          Peer-to-peer LANs : teamwork without trauma. [Review of peer-to-peer
            LAN operating systems: InvisibleLAN 3.3; LANtastic 5.0; Windows for
            Workroups 3.1; NetWare Lite 1.1; SilverNET 2.0M; 10NET 5.1; WEB for
            Windows and DOS 4.0.] / Derfer, Frank J., Jr. -- In: PC MAGAZINE,
            12(10) May 25, 1993 p. 203-257

          Vendors bridge data gaps of hosts, PCs at DB/Expo / Moser, Karen D.
             -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 18

     SOFTWARE ENGINEERING / GENIE LOGICIEL


          Developer adding object-oriented hooks to procedural language /
            Leach, Norvin -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10, 1993 p. 53, 57

          Developers to wed NT, video / Schroeder, Erica -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18)
             May 10, 1993 p. 53, 57

          Easy-to-use object-oriented parallel processing with Mentat /
            Grimshaw, Andrew S. -- In: COMPUTER, 26(5) May 1993 p. 39-50

          Example-based graphical database query languages / Ozsoyoglu,
            Gultekin ; Hyaqing, Wang -- In: COMPUTER, 26(5) May 1993 p. 25-38

          IBM won't ignore Win32s for OS/2 / Ferranti, Marc -- In: PC WEEK, 10
            (18) May 10, 1993 p. 53, 59

          Integrating a Windows help file into an application / Duncan, Ray --
            In: PC MAGAZINE, 12(10) May 25, 1993 p. 343-354

          Modeling the user interface : object-oriented modeling of
            human-machine interfaces is appealing, but the generic network
            model may contain thousands of objects / Marchisio, Lucia ; Ronco,
            Enrico ; Saracco, Roberto -- In: IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31
            (5) May 1993 p. 68-74

          Object technology at Hewlett-Packard / Harmon, Paul -- In:
            OBJECT-ORIENTED STRATEGIES, 3(4) 1993 p. 1-15

          The path to advanced font techniques / Petzold, Charles -- In: PC
            MAGAZINE, 12(10) May 25, 1993 p. 331-340

          Research directions for user interface software tools / Olsen, Dan
            R., Jr. ; Foley, James D. ; Hudson, Scott E. ; Miller, James -- In:
            BEHAVIOUR AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, 12(2) Mar./Apr. 1993 p. 80-97

     STANDARDS AND STANDARDIZATION / NORMES ET NORMALISATION


          Analyzing network performance management : OSI management principles
            and tools make it possible to develop a performance management
            model powerful enough for the 21st century / Hayes, Stephen -- In:
            IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 52-58

          CMISE functions and Services : the Common Management Information
            Service Element was developed to monitor the health of OSI
            communications entities / Raman, Lakshmi -- In: IEEE COMMUNICATIONS
            MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 46-51

          Desktop video has far to go : delayed standards slow penetration of

            videoconferencing / Kramer, Matt -- In: PC WEEK, 10(18) May 10,
            1993 p. 107, 118

          Implementing OSI-based interfaces for network management : a
            partially standardized network-management interface requires less
            effort to evolve than a completely proprietary solution / Serre,
            Jean-Marc ; Lewis, Pierre ; Rosenfeld, Ken -- In: IEEE
            COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 76-81

          Information et normalisation, deux ingredients d'importance
            strategique -- In: LES AFFAIRES, 65(19) mai 15-21, 1993 p. P3

          ISDN in North America : the North American ISDN Users' Forum is
            expediting the development of a national market-driven ISDN /
            Stokesberry, Dan ; Wakid, Shukri -- In: IEEE COMMUNICATIONS
            MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 88-94

          Managing ATM-based broadband networks : industry is reaching
            agreements on standard ATM-layer operations early in the BISDN
            development process / Farkouh, Stephen C. -- In: IEEE
            COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 82-86

          The OSI network management model : balancing the responsibilities of
            OSI's agents and platforms and their interaction protocols is
            complex, but OSI helps by offering functions lacking in Internet's
            SNMP / Yemini, Yechiam -- In: IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5)
            May 1993 p. 20-29

          System management information modeling / Mark Klerer, S. -- In: IEEE
            COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p. 38-44

          Tips for testing on X.400 networks / Lombardo, Nick -- In:
            COMMUNICATIONS NEWS, 30(5) May 1993 p. 38-39

          Using SMI to model SNA networks : two new approaches help manage SNA
            networks from non-SNA systems / Fernandez, Joseph ; Winkler,
            Kathrin -- In: IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE, 31(5) May 1993 p.
            60-67

     MISCELLANEOUS / DIVERS


          Bell proposes personal phone numbers and network portability access
            service -- In: CANADIAN COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK LETTER, 13(15) May
            10, 1993 p. 3-5

          Ergonomics of input / Flynn, Mary Kathleen -- In: PC MAGAZINE, 12(10)
             May 25, 1993 p. 126, 135

          Invisible divides : communication and identity in Canada and the U.S.
           / Ferguson, Marjorie -- In: JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION, 43(2) Spring
            1993 p. 42-57

          It's alive. [If code can eat, reproduce, age, and die, then can it
            also be alive? Artificial life researchers wonder.] / Miller,
            Michael J. -- In: PC MAGAZINE, 12(10) May 25, 1993 p. 81-82

          The state of the neural and fuzzy marketplaces / Blanchard, David --
            In: ISR, 10(4) Apr. 1993 p. 1, 2

------------------------------
EXAMPLE NO. 1 

Telco Deals Start Paying Off
Source:  Computing Canada, April 26, 1993, pp. 32-34
by James Buchok

ABSTRACT:    As a result of alliances between Canadian-U.S.-based companies
such as the one forged by Stentor Alliance of Canada's and MCI Communications
Corp., telecommunication rates have been greatly reduced.  The two companies have
recently introduced the cross-border virtual corporate network (VCN), known as
the Advantage VNet, providing networking services to large Canadian businesses. 
Virtual networks allow sharing of long distance voice and data lines with other
customers bringing rates down by as much as 30 to 50 percent.  Further, high
volume users can also benefit from discounts of up to 22 percent off their total
bill.

The linking of Stentor's Impac service with MCI's HyperStream will create the
first international frame relay service available in the world.  HyperStream, as
the service has been named,  will provide a cross-border, high-speed frame relay
data network linking local area networks between cities.

Stentor's main competitor, AT&T which forged an alliance with Unitel in January,
has introduced a software package similar to  Advantage VNet, the SDN (Software
Defined Network).

------------------------------
EXAMPLE NO. 2

Tire-kicking Technology:  AMS' Chief Technology Officer Describes his Firm's New
Lab
Source:   Computerworld, May 3, 1993, pp. 28-29

ABSTRACT:  American Management Systems, Inc. (AMS) is opening a Center for
Advanced Technologies as an applied research laboratory in Fairfax, VA. this
month.  The systems integrator and software house which aims at becoming a
technology leader will focus on the following research areas:

      1.    Applications architecture;
      2.    Client/server technology; 
      3.    Collaborative work environments;
      4.    Computer/Human interaction;
      5.    Mobile computing;
      6.    Multimedia;
      7.    Object technology;
      8.    Performance and measurement.

Topics emphasized will be object technology (development languages, tools and
DBMS), multimedia (applications with interactive video and audio), and mobile
computing (pen-based computing, wireless data communications and the integration
of mobile technologies with client/server systems).  Activities will include
software performance testing particularly in complex client/server applications
involving multiple systems and multiple servers.  The research focus, however,
is expected to change to match business needs.









        









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Has anyone worked on defining a class library or other object-oriented software
aimed at ISDN-related protocols?

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I recently read that you were using an ISDN line to your home to communicate
with office machines and others.  How did you get this line run (what
area of country do you live in (i think not usa?) costs involved are high/low.
any extra information you could provide would be appreciated.
-robert rowland
browland@vax1.umkc.edu

thank you

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My home is in the Bell Atlantic region, Maryland to be exact.  Work is located
in Washington DC, about 25 miles away.  The ISDN service is using SS7 to work
through a number of intra-office switches in the region.  The actual test
involves, so far, three home residential ISDN lines. Two are located in
Maryland, one in Virginia.  Because all the switches in this area are AT&T 5Es
we are able to use combined B channels.  The cost of the services are just now
being tariffed in this area.  I understand some changes will be coming out on
the data use of the lines later.  Bell Atlantic will start to sell data use in
blocks of 25 hours for a certain amount. Right now its free, or included in the
monthly cost of the lines.  The Monthly cost is around $35 per month for the
two B channels. Installation costs are high, in the hundreds of dollars.

Tom

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Dear All,

Has anyone heard of an ISDN card for STDBus?

/ncb

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Dear All,

> 128.16.5.30 login as anonymous and retrieve proof/lanisdn.ps

This should have been 128.16.5.31

	Sorry,

						Graham

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From:	Graham Knight <G.Knight@cs.ucl.ac.uk>
Message-ID: <"4707 Mon Jun 28 23:34:53 1993"@cs.ucl.ac.uk>
To:	Tom Wisner <twisner@nas.edu>
Cc:	isdn@teknologi.agderforskning.no, BROWLAND@VAX1.UMKC.edu
In-Reply-To: <9305287412.AA741283198@nas.edu>
Subject: Re: ISDN to home.

Dear All,

	We have been doing some similar things at UCL and a paper
describing the work will be presented at INET 93. There is a copy of
this paper in our public FTP area. If you are interested, ftp to
128.16.5.30 login as anonymous and retrieve proof/lanisdn.ps

						Graham

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Please add my name to your mailing list.  thanks.

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To:	isdn@list.prime.com, isdn@teknologi.agderforskning.no
Subject: NI-1 Multipoint



I would like to use two devices on a National ISDN 1 line, a ISDN phone
and a Combient bridge.  Combinet tells me, however, that with ISDN 1, two
devices cannot share the same B channel even if one only accepts voice
calls and one only accepts data calls.  The reason they give is that only
one device may have the SPID for a B channel.

Does anyone know if this is true?  It seems like a huge hole in the NI-1
spec.  Any help appreciated.

David E. Martin
National HEPnet Management                      ||    Phone: +1 708 840-8275
Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory           ||    FAX: +1 708 840-8463
P.O. Box 500, MS 368; Batavia, IL 60510  USA   /  \   E-Mail: dem@hep.net

 

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I am requesting to join the isdn mailgroup.  My address is toney@newton.topcover.af.mil.
Thank you

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Hello, 
First of all I hope this is an appropriate mail list to send my question
to. If it is not, please accept my apology and direct me where to send
it. My question is about the best commercial accounting programs
available. The organization that I work for is non-profit. It is a high
school band consisting of about 150 students. What I would like is a
program in which I can enter an account for each student under which
categories can be set up like "t-shirt" or "shoe orders" so that students
can pay all or some of the money and we can keep track. I hope this makes
sense. A non-profit program would be great, but any suggestions would be
wonderful. If possible please include rough price estimates. Thank you. 

Please email me personally as I am not on the list yet.
<gmead@unssun.scs.unr.edu>




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To:	isdn@teknologi.agderforskning.no

info


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Mailer: Elm [revision: 70.30]



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please remove me from the isdn mail list.  thanks.

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help

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help
what kind of help???????????

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From:	julian.shepard@infogate.com
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Recently, I tried to purchase ISDN service from Bell Atlantic.  When I asked
about the service, I was given a four-page glossy description, and virtually
nothing more.  The total absence of detailed descriptions and pricing
information was striking.

I would be interested in hearing from other people about how ISDN service is
being marketed in their areas.  It looks to me like the local telephone company
in my area is not very enthusiastic about ISDN.  

The level of enthusiasm was so low, it looks like I'm going to have to fight to
get ISDN service, or to even learn the essential information about it.

Julian Shepard
   

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From:	" (NetAdvertiser)" <netad@uds01.unix.st.it>
Message-ID: <9308231433.AA06025@uds01.uds01>
To:	isdn@teknologi.agderforskning.no
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*****************************************************************************

Are you trying to sell your car, your home, your drums, your whole Jimi
Hendrix's bootlegs collection?
Are you going to rent your flat at Aspen for the summer time?
Or maybe you are looking for a car, or for a new job, or for friends to
spend all the nights watching Peter Greenaways's movies or playing Diplomacy.
Even if you are offering jobs and managing a commercial company you can
enter the world of:

                T H E    N E T    A D V E R T I S E R

The Net Advertiser is a mailing list created to give  all the Internet
community the opportunity to widespread private sales, rent, offer messages.
Everybody can find a place in The Net Advertiser digest, even commercial
companies.

This is a list maintained by the InfoNet Project, a group of computer science 
experts, students and consultants whose aim is the propagation of all kind of 
information across the Internet and CREN world.
Advertising in the digest is completely free, except for commercial companies
which must submit a 75 $ fee in order to support the InfoNet Project work.

For any information, subscription and submission write to: 
netad@uds01.unix.st.it.

*****************************************************************************

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sub isdn

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From:	" (Hsin-Hsiang Chung)" <chung@x1sun5.ccl.itri.org.tw>
Message-ID: <9308251355.AA16649@comserv.itri.org.tw>
To:	isdn@teknologi.agderforskning.no
Subject: Isdn connection failed

I have some problem with my SunLink ISDN Enable Kits. When I use
command "ping" to do ISDN connection, the ISDN-manager shows me
the following error message:
        isdnmgr Fri Aug 20 16:04:40 1993: connection ipd0 to x1sunb-i:
        dialing [4002/]
        isdnmgr Fri Aug 20 16:04:41 1993: *** Error: ioctl failed in init_proto:
        PPP_SET_LOCAL_PASSWD: errno = 22: Invalid argument
        isdnmgr Fri Aug 20 16:04:41 1993: connection ipd0 with x1sunb-i:
        closed [ local error ]
        isdnmgr Fri Aug 20 16:04:41 1993: Cause is: PPP error

The caller attempted to set up connection but it failed with an ioctl.
The packages were installed on SS10 and Classic. They both are running
Solaris 2.3. They are to be linked with ISDN through a Private Exchange
(or PABX). And the network type is AT&T 5E5. The baud rate of B-channel
is 64 kbps.

I have tried to configure the packages as point-to-point connection.
The manager shows me the similar error message as below,
        isdnmgr Fri Aug 20 16:43:33 1993: connection ipd0 to x1sunb-i: 
        dialing [4002/]
        isdnmgr Fri Aug 20 16:43:33 1993: *** Error: ioctl failed in init_proto:
        PPP_OPEN(IP_NCP) on caller side errno = 22: Invalid argument
        isdnmgr Fri Aug 20 16:43:33 1993: connection ipd0 with x1sunb-i:
        closed [ local error ]
        isdnmgr Fri Aug 20 16:43:33 1993: Cause is: PPP error

Has someone used the SunLink ISDN successfully. I think the failure
results from the software PPP protocol. Am I right?
In fact, the system (Solaris 2.3) runs an Asynchronous PPP daemon
while booting up. Does it affect the connection? If it does how could I
solve the problem? Any help or advice will be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

David Chung
CCL/ITRI
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Computer & Communication Research Lab.,
Industrial Technology Research Institute
E-mail: chung@x1sun5.ccl.itri.org.tw
Tel: 886-35-917337
Fax: 886-35-917503
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From:	Victor Reijs <Victor.Reijs@SURFnet.nl>
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To:	isdn@teknologi.agderforskning.no, wg-llt@rare.nl,
	sgg-llt@nic.surfnet.nl
Cc:	Marijke.Vandecappelle@SURFnet.nl
Subject: asking information on using ISDN to work at home.
Organisation: SURFnet bv
Address: Cluetinckborch, P.O. Box 19035, 3501 DA Utrecht, NL
Phone: +31 30 310290
Telefax: +31 30 340903







Hello all of you,


Because we are going to set up a small pilot for testing
'ISDN to work at home', I would like to hear if other people
already did similar experiments. We already have seen the
results from UCL, Graham Knight, but we hope to hear from 
other people as well.

What equipment will we use:
We want to work at our home in (almost;-) the same way as at
the office. The equipment at home is Euro-ISDN and PC (386)
and Mac. No other hardware is yet available, but we are thin-
king of using SCII Telecom, Datavoice PC/MAC cards (if these
cards can meet our requirements, see below). 
We just want to dial in the IP network (using PPP) and X.25
network (just using X.25 and not [yet] X.31) of SURFnet bv.
For that purpose we will put Terminal Adapters on the IP and
X.25 network, so that one can dial in at 64 kbps.

The applications we would like to use are:
-    for IP
     PC:  IP: PCTCP of FTP Inc. (crynwyr-packet-driver),
          X.500: DE, news: trumpet or wtrumpet (using winsoc-
          kets), popmail: nupop or pce10a15, X-windows: ex-
          ceed/w (using PCTCP or winsockets).
          X.25: PAD or VT, and X.400: Route 400
          TUBA: NSCA (crynwyr-packet driver)
     Mac: IP: NCSA or Fetch, X.500: MacX500, news: Nuntius,
          gopher: Sextant, Popmail, X-windows: MacX

Most of the traffic is thus client-server (and in some cases
LAN-LAN). For client-server traffic, it is handy to have ISDN
equipment that is able to optimize the use of the public ISDN
network (so that it will put the ISDN connection when no
traffic is there and opens the connection when traffic is
provided by server/client, without disturbing the applica-
tion). Be aware though, that the equipment will have to be
interoperatable with equipment that does not have that
optimizing function.

Now what is most important: Is there hardware on the Mac or
PC available that have such capabilities??? What we find very
important is that the driver provided with the ISDN hardware-
cards are compatible with the driver-access needs of the
above applications.

Hope somebody can help me with references, hints, equipment,
operation aspects, etc. about the ISDN for working at home
experiment.

All the best,


Victor

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From:	Dirk Husemann <Dirk.Husemann@informatik.uni-erlangen.de>
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To:	Victor.Reijs@SURFnet.nl
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	sgg-llt@nic.surfnet.nl, wg-llt@rare.nl
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Subject: RE: asking information on using ISDN to work at home.

>>>>> On Fri, 27 Aug 93 16:50:31 +0200, Victor Reijs
>>>>> <Victor.Reijs@SURFnet.nl> said:

Victor> Hello all of you,

Victor> Because we are going to set up a small pilot for testing
Victor> 'ISDN to work at home', I would like to hear if other people
Victor> already did similar experiments. We already have seen the
Victor> results from UCL, Graham Knight, but we hope to hear from 
Victor> other people as well.

We are in the process of developing an (almost 8=) generic ISDN driver for
the family of BSD systems running on top of i386/i486 machines (BSD/386,
NetBSD, 386/BSD). It is supposed to support PPP and other encapsulation
mechanisms. Also planned is an AF_LINK level interface for accessing the
raw ISDN data over the socket interface (i.e. one can connect to an ISDN
number with a specific service identifier), which allows for prototyping of
new network protocols, handling of voice data (desktop phone station et
al.), providing for pseudo modems, ...

The driver and ISDN code is supposed to support both ``intelligent'' and
``dumb'' ISDN boards. Currently we're dealing with the national German ISDN
profile 1TR6 --- at least the intelligents boards, though, should be able
to deal with EuroISDN as soon as the drivers for those boards will become
available. 

Victor> Most of the traffic is thus client-server (and in some cases
Victor> LAN-LAN). For client-server traffic, it is handy to have ISDN
Victor> equipment that is able to optimize the use of the public ISDN
Victor> network (so that it will put the ISDN connection when no
Victor> traffic is there and opens the connection when traffic is
Victor> provided by server/client, without disturbing the applica-
Victor> tion). Be aware though, that the equipment will have to be
Victor> interoperatable with equipment that does not have that
Victor> optimizing function.

Our idea for providing `JoJo' functionality (Up/Down/Up/Down/...) is to
either use the existing capabilities (like BSDIs BSD/386's PPP) or
configure it on a per-route basis.

Another feature that should be interesting to do once the basic code is
running is to provide for channel bundling (possibly on demand), i.e. one
could configure the route to a certain home system in such a way that once
a certain load on the connection to that system is exceeded the ISDN code
will establish another B channel connection to that system and will route
over that second B channel also (and, of course, will drop that second B
channel as soon as the load drops below a certain threshold). This could
easily be employed to support multimedia applications to the home. 8=)

Victor> Hope somebody can help me with references, hints, equipment,
Victor> operation aspects, etc. about the ISDN for working at home
Victor> experiment.

Well, we don't have all of this up and running yet --- I hope that we'll be
able to demonstrate most of this by Q1/94.

        Regards,
        Dirk Husemann

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I'll try a question. Does anyone know of a minimum level of
IC integration/feature size that is required to do ATM or
SONET/SDH chipsets? What is the most common choice in
implementing ATM or SONET/SDH in hardware, and is this
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Thanks
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Does anyone know if there is any work being done on MIB(s) for ISDN - an
internet draft, a mailing list, or something?

Regards
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Will you please add me to your mailing list.  My internet mailbox is:
 
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          I need to know what companies sell Adjunct switches to
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          Thanks, 

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_________________________________________________________________________

I am currently working on a research project concerning a new Programming
Communications Interface (PCI) recommendation for ISDN that is currently
being finalised by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI).
This recommendation defines a manufacturer independent programming interface
for the forthcomming European variant of ISDN calls Euro-ISDN.
The project has produced a prototype implementation of the mandatory features
of the ETSI PCI on a PC with MSDOS.

I would like to establish what approach the ISDN terminal equipment
manufacturers are taking to this new recommendation; do they intend to
implement it in place of (or as well as) their existing ISDN APIs or do they
consider it to be too complex ? Any comments or information about this
recommendation would be much appreciated.

There are several other current programming interfaces related to ISDN such
as the German Common ISDN API (CAPI), the Application Software Interface (ASI)
defined by the North American ISDN Users Forum and the APPLI/COM interface
defined by the CCITT. I would like to know what the current status of any of
these recommendations is, and indeed if there are any other non proprietary
application programing interfaces relating to ISDN in existance.

If anyone is seeking information on the above recommendations I would be
please to pass on what information I have.

John Reilly

Computer Networks and Distributed Systems Research Group
University College Dublin
Belfield
Dublin 4


Fax : 353-1-2697262
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> I am currently working on a research project concerning a new Programming
> Communications Interface (PCI) recommendation for ISDN that is currently
> being finalised by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI).
> This recommendation defines a manufacturer independent programming interface
> for the forthcomming European variant of ISDN calls Euro-ISDN.
> The project has produced a prototype implementation of the mandatory features
> of the ETSI PCI on a PC with MSDOS.
> 
> I would like to establish what approach the ISDN terminal equipment
> manufacturers are taking to this new recommendation; do they intend to
> implement it in place of (or as well as) their existing ISDN APIs or do they
> consider it to be too complex ? Any comments or information about this
> recommendation would be much appreciated.
> 
> There are several other current programming interfaces related to ISDN such
> as the German Common ISDN API (CAPI), the Application Software Interface (ASI)
> defined by the North American ISDN Users Forum and the APPLI/COM interface
> defined by the CCITT. I would like to know what the current status of any of
> these recommendations is, and indeed if there are any other non proprietary
> application programing interfaces relating to ISDN in existance.
> 
> If anyone is seeking information on the above recommendations I would be
> please to pass on what information I have.
> 
> John Reilly
In my opinion, the PCI is bad. a) it is strongly there due to political
and national reasons, not so much due to technical ones. b) there was no
real possibility to influence the development, since all non-trivial or
non-minor changes were denied with "In the phase of the design/standardisation
process, we can't do it". The german Telekom initially vote for it, 
disregarding its earlier efforts with the CAPI. The CAPI IMHO is not the
best solution, but it is better than the PCI which doesn't even have
all the functionality needed.

Predicting the future, I guess that the PCI will not become an important
and accepted standard. The idea to create such a thing was good, but ..

So far as I know at least the german hardware or software manufacturers
(and we are a software manufacturer heavily involved in these fields),
there is no strong movement to the PCI.
Perhaps some govermental projects can create a need for it, but I doubt
even on this.

	Oliver

        Oliver Korfmacher (okorf@netcs.com, whois OK11)


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Subject: BONDING Spec On Line
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Chip Sharp at Teleos has made available electronic copies of the BONDING
(Bandwidth on Demand Interoperability Group) 1.0 and 1.1 specifications. 
I have archived them on our information server.  The specs are available
via WWW, gopher, anonymous FTP, DECnet COPY, and AFS (see instructions
below).

The following files are available

- aaareadme-networks       help file (in ascii text)
- bdmain.doc               main body of BONDING 1.0 specification
                           (Word for Windows 2.0 format)
- bdmain.ps                main body of BONDING 1.0 specification (Postscript)
- bdannex.doc              annex of BONDING 1.0 specification (Word
                           for Windows 2.0 format)
- bdannex.ps               annex of BONDING 1.0 specification (Postscript)
- bd_v1_1.doc              changes for BONDING 1.1 specification (Word
                           for Windows 2.0 format)
- bd_v1_1.ps               changes for BONDING 1.1 specification (Postscript)

---------
Instructions

WWW
server: www.hep.net
URL: gopher://www.hep.net:70/11/info_center/networks/bonding

Gopher
server: gopher.hep.net
Bookmark:
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Type=1
Port=70
Path=1/info_center/networks/bonding
Host=gopher.hep.net

Anonymous FTP
server: ftp.hep.net
directory: networks/bonding

DECnet COPY (only for those on HEP-NSI DECnet)
HEPNET::[ANON_FTP.NETWORKS.BONDING]

AFS
/afs/hepafs1.hep.net/public/anon_ftp/networks/bonding

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Subject: ISDN News Group

Hi,

I would like to become a member of the ISDN news group.
I got your name from an item in the LISTSERVER database.
Do you know who I can contact to obtain ISDN newsgroup 
messages?

Thanks...Jeff Adams (jadams@glenayre.com)

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From:	Ray Benash <b1hg0jv@kato.Bell-Atl.com>
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Subcribe me to this list please?

ray@bell-atl.com


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From:	"David E. Martin" <dem@hep.net>
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	agderforskning.no>, Bob Downs <bob@combinet.com>,
	Lourdes Jasso <lourdes@combinet.com>,
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Announcing Version 1.1 of the Combinet Remote Control Program (CBRC).

CBRC implements the Combinet remote control protocol over IP.  It runs
on Sun SparcStation's running SunOS 4.1.x.  After typing cbrc <bridge
name>, you can control a Combinet bridge exactly as if you were
connected via the serial port.

I appreciate all bug reports and ports.

The software is made available in a UNIX tar file, and is retrievable via:

WWW URL:
gopher://www.hep.net:70/99/info_center/utilities/unix/cbrc11.tar

Gopher Bookmark:
Name=Combinet Bridge Remote Control Program via IP for Sun (tar)
Type=9
Port=70
Path=9/.anon_ftp/utilities/unix/cbrc11.tar
Host=gopher.hep.net

Anonymous FTP:
server: ftp.hep.net
file: utilities/unix/cbrc11.tar

DECnet COPY (only for those connected to HEP-NSI DECnet)
HEPNET::[ANON_FTP.UTILITIES.UNIX]CBRC11.TAR

David E. Martin
National HEPnet Management                      ||    Phone: +1 708 840-8275
Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory           ||    FAX: +1 708 840-8463
P.O. Box 500, MS 368; Batavia, IL 60510  USA   /  \   E-Mail: dem@hep.net




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Subject: ISDN connection

I am planning to build a stand-alone device that needs ISDN connectivity
by using the D channel (BRI) for packet data. Are there products in the
USA that have an RS-232 link to the 'host' device on one side and the ISDN 
line on the other? I am thinking of a product that is the ISDN equivalent 
to the 'plain old telephone' modem.

Thanks in advance

/ncb

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From:	" (Hsin-Hsiang Chung)" <chung@x1sun5.ccl.itri.org.tw>
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~s ISDN connection failed

I have some problem with my SunLink ISDN Enable Kits. When I use
command "ping" to do ISDN connection, the ISDN-manager shows me
the following error message:
	isdnmgr Fri Aug 20 16:04:40 1993: connection ipd0 to x1sunb-i:
	dialing [4002/]
	isdnmgr Fri Aug 20 16:04:41 1993: *** Error: ioctl failed in init_proto:
	PPP_SET_LOCAL_PASSWD: errno = 22: Invalid argument
	isdnmgr Fri Aug 20 16:04:41 1993: connection ipd0 with x1sunb-i:
	closed [ local error ]
	isdnmgr Fri Aug 20 16:04:41 1993: Cause is: PPP error

The caller attempted to set up connection but it failed with an ioctl.
The packages were installed on SS10 and Classic. They both are running
Solaris 2.3. They are to be linked with ISDN through a Private Exchange
(or PABX). And the network type is AT&T 5E5. The baud rate of B-channel
is 64 kbps.

I have tried to configure the packages as point-to-point connection.
The manager shows me the similar error message as below,
	isdnmgr Fri Aug 20 16:43:33 1993: connection ipd0 to x1sunb-i: 
	dialing [4002/]
	isdnmgr Fri Aug 20 16:43:33 1993: *** Error: ioctl failed in init_proto:
	PPP_OPEN(IP_NCP) on caller side errno = 22: Invalid argument
	isdnmgr Fri Aug 20 16:43:33 1993: connection ipd0 with x1sunb-i:
	closed [ local error ]
	isdnmgr Fri Aug 20 16:43:33 1993: Cause is: PPP error

Has someone used the SunLink ISDN successfully. I think the failure
results from the software PPP protocol. Am I right?
In fact, the system (Solaris 2.3) runs an Asynchronous PPP daemon
while booting up. Does it affect the connection? If it does how could I
solve the problem? Any help or advice will be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

David Chung
CCL/ITRI
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Industrial Technology Research Institute
E-mail: chung@x1sun5.ccl.itri.org.tw
Tel: 886-35-917337
Fax: 886-35-917503
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From:	David J Camp <david@campfire.stl.mo.us>
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Reply-To: David J Camp <campfire!david@wupost.wustl.edu>

> Victor> Hello all of you,
> 
> Victor> Because we are going to set up a small pilot for testing
> Victor> 'ISDN to work at home', I would like to hear if other people
> Victor> already did similar experiments. We already have seen the
> Victor> results from UCL, Graham Knight, but we hope to hear from 
> Victor> other people as well.

I called my local baby bell company, and they said that ISDN is not
available to residential users at this time, only businesses.  -David-

# david@campfire.stl.mo.us             David J. Camp         ^      #
# wupost.wustl.edu!campfire!david      +1 314 382 0584     < * >    #
# I am a member of:  The League for Programming Freedom.     v      #
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From:	D E Price <dap@aberystwyth.ac.uk>
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To:	" (Arthur J Thomas)" <ajt@proteus.com>
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Subject: The European ISDN Event - EURIE '93

Dear All,
This is an announcement I put out to Newsgroups
last night..
Dave Price


Telecommunications 'World Firsts' at EURIE '93
==============================================

UK Universities have joined forces with British Telecom
to bring the European ISDN Event to six locations
within the regions and nations of the United Kingdom.

The event runs from 14th - 16th December 1993.

Integrated Services Digital Network.
------------------------------------

ISDN, or Integrated Services Digital Network
represents the state of the art in Pan European communications
and supports many new applications like Videophones, high
quality, high speed facsimile transfer and inter computer
communications.
The solution provided by ISDN is relevant to almost all sectors
of the economy from the smallest companies to International
organisations.

Business Solutions for Europe '93.
----------------------------------

The European ISDN Event (EURIE '93) is being held simultaneously in
over 70 sites in most European Countries and is being supported
by 22 network operators. The event has the full backing and
support of the Commission of the European Communities.
EURIE is the biggest ISDN event the world has yet seen.

The UK National Event, being titled `Business Solutions for Europe '93'
occurs simultaneously at six locations. The locations are

BT Business Centre in London Docklands, England
BT Business Centre in Birmingham, England
BT Business Centre in Glasgow, Scotland
University of Salford, Manchester, England
University of Ulster, Londonderry, Northern Ireland
University of Wales, Aberystwyth, Wales

Worlds Largest ISDN Videoconference as Opening Ceremony.
--------------------------------------------------------

EURIE '93 will be opened by Mr Jean-Pierre Jouyet, deputy
head of Cabinet of President Delors accompanied by Mr Michel
Carpentier, Director General of DGXIII of the CEC. The opening
ceremony will take place in Brussels and will be transmitted
by ISDN to a total of 22 centres across Europe. This will be
the world's largest ISDN videoconference.

Santa Claus, Live from Lapland.
-------------------------------

As part of Telecom Finland's contributions to EURIE '93, they have
arranged for Santa to be accessible live from Lapland via videophone.
As we all know, Santa's grotto is based in the town of Rovaniemi on
the Arctic Circle in Lapland. He will be talking to his friends from
all over Europe.

Conference Talks.
-----------------

Some sites will feature conferences in addition to an exhibition
of products and services.

Further Information.
--------------------

Can be acquired from the British Telecom ISDN Helpdesk
Freefone 0800 18 15 14
Or your local Network Operator


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From:	Scott Haas <HAAS@cutter.mco.edu>
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We are just in the process of getting our first 2 ISDN numbers.
One here on campus and one at a staff members home.

Here in Toledo, OH ISDN is available in just 3 of several local phone
exchanges.  Ameritech has a schedule of when the different exchanges
will be converted and most will be done by the end of 1994.  If an
exchange does not have ISDN to it yet - (for a price) they can 
bridge an ISDN link to it from the next closest ISDN switch - in this mode
you also have a higher monthly charge.  

Besides the ISDN services - the Ameritech rep. is also a reseller for
several different pieces of equipment.  I assume they get some
commissions so they want to get ISDN to you.

I'm interested in hearing from people who are doing video over
ISDN links & what equip. they are using.

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The Bell Atlantic region does have residential ISDN. The tariff is set at 5
cents per minute on data calls and all the free voice calls you want to make.

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From:	" (Arthur J Thomas)" <ajt@proteus.com>
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> From isdn-request@teknologi.agderforskning.no Wed Dec  8 18:22:00 1993
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> To: isdn@teknologi.agderforskning.no
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> 
> > Victor> Hello all of you,
> > 
> > Victor> Because we are going to set up a small pilot for testing
> > Victor> 'ISDN to work at home', I would like to hear if other people
> > Victor> already did similar experiments. We already have seen the
> > Victor> results from UCL, Graham Knight, but we hope to hear from 
> > Victor> other people as well.
> 
> I called my local baby bell company, and they said that ISDN is not
> available to residential users at this time, only businesses.  -David-
> 
> # david@campfire.stl.mo.us             David J. Camp         ^      #
> # wupost.wustl.edu!campfire!david      +1 314 382 0584     < * >    #
> # I am a member of:  The League for Programming Freedom.     v      #
> # Ask: lpf@uunet.uu.net          "Prayer hurts, but less than sin." #
> 
I think what the phone company *meant* was that ISDN service is available
only under a business tariff. In the Pacific Bell area, this means that (local) ISDN
calls will cost 4cents/min for the first minute, then 1 cent/minute afterwards.
Compare this to the residential tariff, where local calls are free. The
California Public Utilities commission is rumoured to be about to approve
a residential (i.e. unmetered) ISDN tariff.

Arthur

                                 Arthur J Thomas, PhD
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Dear All,
This is an announcement I put out to Newsgroups
last night..
Dave Price


Telecommunications 'World Firsts' at EURIE '93
==============================================

UK Universities have joined forces with British Telecom
to bring the European ISDN Event to six locations
within the regions and nations of the United Kingdom.

The event runs from 14th - 16th December 1993.

Integrated Services Digital Network.
------------------------------------

ISDN, or Integrated Services Digital Network
represents the state of the art in Pan European communications
and supports many new applications like Videophones, high
quality, high speed facsimile transfer and inter computer
communications.
The solution provided by ISDN is relevant to almost all sectors
of the economy from the smallest companies to International
organisations.

Business Solutions for Europe '93.
----------------------------------

The European ISDN Event (EURIE '93) is being held simultaneously in
over 70 sites in most European Countries and is being supported
by 22 network operators. The event has the full backing and
support of the Commission of the European Communities.
EURIE is the biggest ISDN event the world has yet seen.

The UK National Event, being titled `Business Solutions for Europe '93'
occurs simultaneously at six locations. The locations are

BT Business Centre in London Docklands, England
BT Business Centre in Birmingham, England
BT Business Centre in Glasgow, Scotland
University of Salford, Manchester, England
University of Ulster, Londonderry, Northern Ireland
University of Wales, Aberystwyth, Wales

Worlds Largest ISDN Videoconference as Opening Ceremony.
--------------------------------------------------------

EURIE '93 will be opened by Mr Jean-Pierre Jouyet, deputy
head of Cabinet of President Delors accompanied by Mr Michel
Carpentier, Director General of DGXIII of the CEC. The opening
ceremony will take place in Brussels and will be transmitted
by ISDN to a total of 22 centres across Europe. This will be
the world's largest ISDN videoconference.

Santa Claus, Live from Lapland.
-------------------------------

As part of Telecom Finland's contributions to EURIE '93, they have
arranged for Santa to be accessible live from Lapland via videophone.
As we all know, Santa's grotto is based in the town of Rovaniemi on
the Arctic Circle in Lapland. He will be talking to his friends from
all over Europe.

Conference Talks.
-----------------

Some sites will feature conferences in addition to an exhibition
of products and services.

Further Information.
--------------------

Can be acquired from the British Telecom ISDN Helpdesk
Freefone 0800 18 15 14
Or your local Network Operator


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>I called my local baby bell company, and they said that ISDN is not
>available to residential users at this time, only businesses.  -David-

>From your address it seems like you're dealing with Southwestern Bell,
which comes in dead last among the RBOCs (perhaps ahead of GTE, the
largest local carrier in the US) in ISDN deployment.  They're really
missing the boat.  While there are plenty of good business applications
for ISDN, the best potential volume market is residential.  Here in
Massachusetts, NYNEX makes it available for residence and business.
Just pay $8 more per month than an analog line, any normal service
option, and it's ISDN.  I think a fair amount of interest has developed
here within the past year, as deployment begins to spread.
   fred (residential ISDN user)

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> The Bell Atlantic region does have residential ISDN. The tariff is set at 5
> cents per minute on data calls and all the free voice calls you want to make.

One thing I've never understood is the reason that the RBOCs use to
justify wanting to charge for the data calls.  It doesn't cost
them any more to provide a data call than it does for them to provide
a voice call.  Can anyone enlighten me?

dj

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>   One thing I've never understood is the reason that the
>   RBOCs use to justify wanting to charge for the data
>   calls.  It doesn't cost them any more to provide a data
>   call than it does for them to provide a voice call.  Can
>   anyone enlighten me?

FYI -

In Finland (Europe), I'm happy to say, both local telephone companies like
Helsinki Telephone Company  and Telecom Finland do not seem to charge data or
voice calls differently. We use the network for voice (audio), video and
data...

Charles

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> From: Tom Wisner <TWISNER%NAS.bitnet@nac.no>
> To: isdn@teknologi.agderforskning.no
> Subject: Re: ISDN at home (not)
> 

> The Bell Atlantic region does have residential ISDN. The tariff is set at 5
> cents per minute on data calls and all the free voice calls you want to 

> make.
> 

> 

So the trick is to use an ISDN device that puts data over the 56KB 'voice  
channel'. Unfortunately these tend to be more expensive than ones that use the  
standard 64 KB 'data' channel. As long as the other end has a similar box, you  
are set. Since it's all digital, pricing models like this are just begging for  
work-arounds like the one described above. 


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Computing and Information Technology
Princeton University
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From:	" (Bobby Krupczak)" <rdk@cc.gatech.edu>
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Hi!

I took the ISDN MIB in ASN.1 format and cleaned it up and MIB compiled
it.  Ill include the MIB ASN.1 module and a picture of it in
subsequent mail messages.

The MIB had several syntactical errors that were corrected.  In
certain cases, there were ". . ." to indicate that the authors were
going to fill in the details later.  I suggest using SMIC to check the
MIB syntax.

Anyway, the MIB module is included in another mail message.  A picture
in postscript format is included in still another message.  The
picture is compressed and uuencoded.  To recover the postscript image,
uudecode the file and then uncompress it.  You can then print or
preview it.

Enjoy,

Bobby



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-- 27 nov 92, imib@netcs.com

-- this file represents the latest draft of the imib ISDN MIB
-- it is not yet asn.1able, it has to be seen as a incomplete draft.
-- [okorf@netcs.com]

-- editing to make compilable/viewable by rdk
-- Fri Dec 10 10:40:42 EST 1993
-- rdk@cc.gatech.edu 
-- rdk@empiretech.com

	ISDN-MIB DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN

	IMPORTS
		experimental, Counter, Gauge, TimeTicks
                  	FROM RFC1155-SMI
		OBJECT-TYPE
			FROM RFC-1212
		DisplayString
			FROM RFC1213-MIB;

		-- DO NOT USE THIS EXPERIMENTAL NUMBER! [okorf]

	imib OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { experimental 815 }

	isdnBoards OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { imib 1 }

	isdnDchannels OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { imib 2 }

	isdnBchannels OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { imib 3 }

	isdnSummary OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { imib 9 }

	isdnNumberBoards OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX	INTEGER
		ACCESS	read-only
		STATUS	mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
			"The number of ISDN board entries."
		::= { isdnBoards 1 }

	isdnBoardTable OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX	SEQUENCE OF IsdnBoardEntry
		ACCESS	not-accessible
		STATUS	mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
			"A list of ISDN boards entries. The number of
			entries is given by the value of boardNumber."
		::= { isdnBoards 2 }

	isdnBoardEntry OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX	IsdnBoardEntry
		ACCESS	not-accessible
		STATUS	mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
			"An ISDN board entry containing objects at the
			subnetwork layer and below for a particular board."
		INDEX	{ ibIndex }
		::= { isdnBoardTable 1 }

	IsdnBoardEntry ::=
		SEQUENCE {
				-- static part
			ibIndex
				INTEGER,
			ibType
				INTEGER,
			ibJackType
				INTEGER,
			ibManufacturer
				DisplayString,
			ibDescr
				DisplayString,
			ibBchannels		-- some HWs can use only 1 Bch
				INTEGER,
			ibMyAddress		-- excl. any subaddr
				DisplayString,
			ibStatus
				INTEGER,
			ibBchUsed	       -- used Bchs (up to ibBchannels)
				INTEGER
                }

	ibIndex OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX	INTEGER
		ACCESS	read-only
		STATUS	mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
			"A unique value for each board. Its value
			ranges between 1 and the value of isdnBoardNumber.
			The value for each board must remain constant at
			least from one re-initialization of the entity's
			network management system to the next re-
			initialization."
		::= { isdnBoardEntry 1 }

	ibType OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX	INTEGER {
			other(1),		-- none of the following
			ibBasicRate64(2),	-- 1x 16k D, 2x 64k B
			ibBasicRate56(3),	-- 1x 16k D, 2x 56k B
			ibBasicRate(4),		-- other BRI
			ibPrimaryRate1(5),	-- 1x 64k D, 30 64k B
			ibPrimaryRate2(6)	-- 1x 64k D, 23 64k B
                }

		ACCESS	read-only
		STATUS	mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
			"The type of ISDN adaptor. [more to come]"
		::= { isdnBoardEntry 2 }

	ibJackType OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX  INTEGER {
			other(1),		-- none of the following
			ibS0(2),		-- S0 (null)
			ibUT(3)
                        }            		--
		ACCESS	read-only
		STATUS	mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
			"The method of physical adaption to the
			ISDN provider (PTT or other) outlet."
		::= { isdnBoardEntry 3 }

	ibManufacturer OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX	DisplayString (SIZE (0..255))
		ACCESS	read-only
		STATUS	mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
			"A textual string containing information about the
			manufacturer of the ISDN board."
		::= { isdnBoardEntry 4 }

	ibDescr OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX	DisplayString (SIZE (0..255))
		ACCESS	read-only
		STATUS	mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
			"A textual string containing information about the
			interface. This string should include the product
			name, the version and some specific data
			of the hardware interface."
		::= { isdnBoardEntry 5 }

         ibBchannels OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX	INTEGER
		ACCESS	read-only
		STATUS	mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
                       ""
		::= { isdnBoardEntry 6 }

         ibMyAddress OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX	DisplayString
		ACCESS	read-only
		STATUS	mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
                       ""
		::= { isdnBoardEntry 7 }

         ibStatus OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX	INTEGER
		ACCESS	read-only
		STATUS	mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
                       ""
		::= { isdnBoardEntry 8 }

         ibBchUsed OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX	INTEGER
		ACCESS	read-only
		STATUS	mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
                       ""
		::= { isdnBoardEntry 9 }


---

	isdnDchannelInstances OBJECT-TYPE
                SYNTAX Gauge
		ACCESS read-only
		STATUS mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
			"Number of D channel instances"
                ::= { isdnDchannels 1 }

--		board index
--		layer 2 proto
--		layer 3 proto
--		speed (16/64 k)
--		subaddress?
--		status (idle/calling/connected/error)
--		connected-to address
--		incoming/outgoing
--		last error
--		last called
--		octets in/out
--		packets in/out/error
--		charge information?
--		..


	isdnBchannelInstances  OBJECT-TYPE
                SYNTAX Gauge
		ACCESS read-only
		STATUS mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
			"Number of D channel instances"
                ::=  { isdnBchannels 1 }

--		board index
--		layer 2 proto
--		layer 3 proto/encaps?
--		status layer 2 (idle/connecting/connected/error)
--		status layer 3 (idle/connecting/connected/error)
--		octets in/out
--		packets in/out/error



        iBL2Table OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF IBL2Entry
		ACCESS not-accessible
     		STATUS mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
                       "Table containing IBL2Entries"
                ::= { isdnBchannels 2 }

        iBL2Entry OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX IBL2Entry
		ACCESS not-accessible
		STATUS mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
                       "IBEntry"
                INDEX { iBL2Index }
                ::= { iBL2Table 1 }

        IBL2Entry ::=
	      	SEQUENCE {
	                iBL2Index
				INTEGER,
	                iBlayer2
				INTEGER,
			iBencaps
				INTEGER
	        }

        iBL2Index OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX INTEGER
		ACCESS read-only
		STATUS mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
			"Board index"
		::= { iBL2Entry 1}

	iBlayer2 OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX	INTEGER {
			other(1),	-- none of the following
			i2hdlc(2),	-- PDU with HDLC framing only
			i2uiframe(3),	-- PDU in unnumbered info frame
			i2buiframe(4),	-- PDU in broadcast ui frame
			i2iframe(5),	-- PDU in info frame (LAP)
			i2standardencaps(6)
                }
		ACCESS	read-only
		STATUS	mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
			"B channel layer two protocol."
		::= { iBL2Entry 2 }

	iBencaps OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX	INTEGER {
			other(1),	-- none of the following
			iBtransparent(2),
			iBT70(3),
			iBppp(4),
			iB8023(90),	-- ethernet header (0x0800)
			iBCisco(91),	-- Cisco HDLC/SLARP without keep-alive
			iBCisco1(92)	-- Cisco HDLC/SLARP with keep-alive
                }
		ACCESS	read-only
		STATUS	mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
			"B channel encapsulation method."
		::= { iBL2Entry 3 }


	isBoards OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX	INTEGER
		ACCESS	read-only
		STATUS	mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
           		"The number of ISDN adaptors (this should be the number
			 of real physical adaptors, a dual port BRI should count as
			 one)."
		::= { isdnSummary 1 }

	isSockets OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX	INTEGER
		ACCESS	read-only
		STATUS	mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
			"The number of ISDN sockets the agent is controlling.
			 A dual port BRI should be counted as two."
		::= { isdnSummary 2 }

	isBRI OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX	INTEGER
		ACCESS	read-only
		STATUS	mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
			"The number of basic rate interfaces handled by the agent.
			 A dual port BRI counts as two."
		::= { isdnSummary 3 }

	isPRI OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX	INTEGER
		ACCESS	read-only
		STATUS	mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
			"The number of primary rate interfaces controlled
			 by the agent."
		::= { isdnSummary 4 }

	isOther OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX	INTEGER
		ACCESS	read-only
		STATUS	mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
			"The number of other ISDN interfaces (no BRI and PRI)
			 controlled by the agent."
		::= { isdnSummary 5 }

	isDchannels OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX	INTEGER
		ACCESS	read-only
		STATUS	mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
			"The number of D-channels controlled by the agent.[?]"
		::= { isdnSummary 6 }

	isMaxBchannels OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX	INTEGER
		ACCESS	read-only
		STATUS	mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
			"The maximum number of B channels the agent manages."
		::= { isdnSummary 7 }

	isBchannels OBJECT-TYPE
		SYNTAX	INTEGER
		ACCESS	read-only
		STATUS	mandatory
		DESCRIPTION
			"The number of B channels currently in use (connected)."
		::= { isdnSummary 8 }

--	isdnHchannels? grouped Bch?

--	traps w/ link up/down?!

	END

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In article <9312090230.AA02725@proteus.com>, " (Arthur J Thomas)" <ajt@proteus.com> writes:

> > 
> > I called my local baby bell company, and they said that ISDN is not
> > available to residential users at this time, only businesses.  -David-
> > 
> > # Ask: lpf@uunet.uu.net          "Prayer hurts, but less than sin." #
> > 
> I think what the phone company *meant* was that ISDN service is available
> only under a business tariff. In the Pacific Bell area, this means that (local) ISDN
> calls will cost 4cents/min for the first minute, then 1 cent/minute afterwards.
> Compare this to the residential tariff, where local calls are free. The
> California Public Utilities commission is rumoured to be about to approve
> a residential (i.e. unmetered) ISDN tariff.
> 

PacBell has a residential tariff for ISDN in California that has been
available since about April of this year(93).  Local calls are NOT
free but the per month charge is less.  However with a business ISDN
line you can get them as part of a centrex with means that all of the
calls with the centrex are free.  The centrex works really well for
everyone who lives close to work.  In fact, when we had PacBell make
some changes to the setup of our lines, they had to call us back to
schedule some downtime since our lines were up nearly 24 hours per
day.

---Jack

-- 
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Caltech Concurrent Supercomputing Facilities,     Phone: 818-395-2153
Mail Code # 158-79, 391 S. Holliston, 
Pasadena, CA 91125.                            #include  <std.disclaimer>

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> The Bell Atlantic region does have residential ISDN. The tariff is set at 5
> cents per minute on data calls and all the free voice calls you want to make.

One thing I've never understood is the reason that the RBOCs use to
justify wanting to charge for the data calls.  It doesn't cost
them any more to provide a data call than it does for them to provide
a voice call.  Can anyone enlighten me?

dj

-------------------------------
The RBOC's would like to blame the FCC, but I would guess the real reason is
they don't want to compete with their own switch 56 services.

You can get around the data charge by having the two location work of the same
ISDN Centrex group. They can set one up even off of different COs.

Tom

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Here in Silicon Valley, we now have pretty good deployment of ISDN. Our
company (InterNex) is offering ISDN connections to the Internet for both
home and businesses. 

The Residential Tarrif has been submitted by Pacific Bell in November, but
will not go into effect until May. In the mean time, the Business Tarrif
(SDS-IS) can be used by residential users.

The only realy problem is that even with the Residential Tarrif, Pac Bell will be charging
a connect time fee. They will be offering a $20/month credit on usage.

(You can FTP or gopher  info  on our services from ftp.internex.net:/pub/internex)


Robert J. Berger - President
InterNex Information Services, Inc.
1050 Chestnut Street Suite 202, Menlo Park, CA 94025
Voice: 415-473-3060 Fax: 415-473-3062
rberger@internex.net



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Dear All,
	I have (somewhat foolishly I wonder.....) offered
to give a paper on tariff evolution to a conference. The paper
is largely written now, but I wondered whether anyone has collected
together the range of tariff structures (and rates) which
are in use by the TELCOs worldwide for ISDN (and perhaps other
dial-up non-analogue) services ? I am more interested in the structures
of the tariffs rather than the actual charges for the present time.

One item of specific interest is whether anyone knows
of a 'charged capped' tariff. I.e. is anyone aware of a tariff
which by design was intended to encouraged use of the lines for
many hours per day (instead of leased lines etc...)

I.e. I am thinking of a position where the charge is
perhaps x per minute for 2 hours, then a lower y per minute
for perhaps a further 5 hours and then perhaps free. With the
mechanism being 'reset' at midnight (more likely 8.00a.m.)

Dave Price


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From:	" (Chip Sharp 6424)" <hhs@teleoscom.com>
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Subject: ISDN at home (not)


An explanation given me is as follows:
The RBOCs engineer their switches to support a busy call hour.  Their
experience has been that voice calls are on average must shorter than
data calls.  Therefore, the resources in their switches are engineered
for voice calls. Data calls on average last longer.  Therefore, to
engineer their network to support data, they have to install more
capacity in the switching gear.  Therefore, they have to charge more
for data since they can't subsidize the data portion with voice rates.


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From:	D E Price <dap@aberystwyth.ac.uk>
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To:	" (Robert J. Berger)" <rberger@internex.net>
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Dear All,
	I have (somewhat foolishly I wonder.....) offered
to give a paper on tariff evolution to a conference. The paper
is largely written now, but I wondered whether anyone has collected
together the range of tariff structures (and rates) which
are in use by the TELCOs worldwide for ISDN (and perhaps other
dial-up non-analogue) services ? I am more interested in the structures
of the tariffs rather than the actual charges for the present time.

One item of specific interest is whether anyone knows
of a 'charged capped' tariff. I.e. is anyone aware of a tariff
which by design was intended to encouraged use of the lines for
many hours per day (instead of leased lines etc...)

I.e. I am thinking of a position where the charge is
perhaps x per minute for 2 hours, then a lower y per minute
for perhaps a further 5 hours and then perhaps free. With the
mechanism being 'reset' at midnight (more likely 8.00a.m.)

Dave Price


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From:	Brian Gately <gately@pilot.njin.net>
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To:	Tom Wisner <TWISNER%nas.bitnet@nac.no>
Cc:	"Lee C. Varian" <LVARIAN@pucc.princeton.edu>,
	isdn@teknologi.agderforskning.no
Subject: Re: ISDN at home (not)

I'm not sure how Tom Wisner found that Bell Atlantic charges for data calls
but not for voice calls.  I'm not aware of ant option that would permit that.
 If it were true, we should all buy ISDN because we could place voice calls
for free (smile).

Voice calls within the LATA are billed at business (DDD or message units)
rates. 

bg

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From:	" (Jone Tytlandsvik)" <jone_tytlandsvik@kks.fidonet.bbs.no>
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To:	isdn@teknologi.agderforskning.no
Subject: Free Calls. Was:ISDN at home (not)


>> The Bell Atlantic region does have residential ISDN. The tariff is set at
>> 5 cents per minute on data calls and all the free voice calls you want to
>> make.

Personaly i think it would be more imporant to have free data calls. That could
prevent people from spending an hour a day in a trafic jam just to get his/hers
office and work on a computer that was on the companys LAN.

Here in Norway we have to pay for all calls.
I would like to have some information on how the telephone charges are in the
US:

How big is a "local" area?
What's the charges for long distance.
How much is the fixed charges (the charges you have to pay for a year even if
you don't use your phone)?
How much is the initial cost (Installation)?

I'm interested in the charges for both ISDN and regular connection.


I also would like to know what the price is for an ISDN interface for PC. I've
been told that they are extremly expensive. I'm not sure if you can use the
same hardware in the US and in Europe, but anyway.

---

Jone

 * Origin: jone.tytlandsvik@kks.fidonet.bbs.no (2:211/5.28)

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From:	D E Price <dap@aberystwyth.ac.uk>
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Dear All,
	I was interested in much of the last email. On the mention
of the card from ISDN system Corp (I think it said),
does anyone have technical details of the hardware on board
and the software interfaces provided etc.
Dave Price

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Message-ID: <9312121813.AA09319@flashy.tay2.dec.com>
To:	isdn@teknologi.agderforskning.no
Subject: Re: Free Calls. Was:ISDN at home (not)
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>Here in Norway we have to pay for all calls.
>I would like to have some information on how the telephone charges are in the
>US:

The United States has 50 states, the District of Columbia, plus a few
Territories. Each has its own regulators.  It has over 1000 telephone
companies, some serving a few hundred phones, some serving millions.
Each telephone company files its own tariffs in each state jurisdiction.
There is no Federal authority over local telephone rates, but the FCC
has authority over interstate matters, mostly policy.

>How big is a "local" area?

Varies widely.  In some rural areas, it's the area served by one
central office.  In some places, it's around an 8-mile radius, or
(by definition) the area served by one "exchange" (usually but not
always a CO) and all contiguous intrastate exchanges.  In some
places, it's an entire metropolitan area.  Denver and Atlanta, for
instance, have local calling across a large region (50+ miles).
Some "local" calls, however, cost more than toll, if they're beyond
the primary (or "zone 1") range.  They're technically local though
because of what tariff they're under.

>What's the charges for long distance.

Intrastate varies by state.  Sometimes up to half a dollar a minute
in some states, or as low as a few cents/minute.  INterstate "retail"
runs around 18-25 cents/minute, but there are various discounts.
Interstate LD is very competitive.  But the LD carriers have to kick
back an average of 8c/minute to the local carriers on every call.

>How much is the fixed charges (the charges you have to pay for a year even if
>you don't use your phone)?

Varies dramatically.  Some residential rates are under $10/month, 
usually with measured local usage.  A more typical number is around $15
per month, with unlimited basic local usage.  SOmetimes it's over $30,
especially with optional calling plans.  Small towns pay lower rates 
than big cities, for any given telephone company.  (Urban subsidizes
rural.)

>How much is the initial cost (Installation)?

Residential:  Very low, usually under $100 if they have to come out,
which is pretty rare nowadays.  Business can be over $100/line if they
hav more work to do than just type something into a computer.

>I'm interested in the charges for both ISDN and regular connection.

Again all over the map.  Can be a supplement to regular rates ($5-10
/month) or can be up to near $100/month for a BRI, depending on local
tariffs.

>I also would like to know what the price is for an ISDN interface for PC. I've
>been told that they are extremly expensive. I'm not sure if you can use the
>same hardware in the US and in Europe, but anyway.

Cheapest card announced:  $495 (ISDN Systems Corp).  Going range: just
under $1000, though Quantity 1 list may be higher.  Some cards work in
US and Europe, some don't.
   fred

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From:	Jeff.Ogden@um.cc.umich.edu
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To:	ADVT <ADVT%NMUMUS.bitnet@nac.no>, rberger@internex.net,
	HAAS@cutter.mco.edu, isdn@teknologi.agderforskning.no
Subject: Re: ISDN at home
X-MTS-Userid: W163

Both the UofM and MSU have been working with ISDN.  Merit can use it, but
we don't at this time.  There are really two somewhat different possible
uses to think about. One is just a higher speed replacement for
single user dial-in using a regular analog phone line and modem. The
other is to replace the use of a leased data circuit for a LAN connection.
In Michigan for a local ISDN data call you pay a connect time charge of
something like $1 an hour.  If you have too many hours that makes
ISDN less attractive than a leased 56K data circuit which you can get
for about $166 a month or less on a long term comittment.  For individual
dial-in the ISDN equipment is expensive compared to a modem since
today the cost is about $1000.  That cost is likely to come down and
ISDN might be attractive for single user dial-in applications as long
as you don't have too many hours so the per hour charge isn't too high.
 
  -Jeff Ogden
   Merit/MichNet

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From:	"David E. Martin" <dem@hep.net>
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To:	Jeff Fritz <JFritz@WVNVM.WVnet.edu>, Bob Downs <Bob@Combinet.com>,
	Mike Chen <mike@dunned.socal.com>,
	Peter Olenick <POlenick@PUCC.Princeton.edu>,
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	 Network Data Interconnectivity Family <endif-l%WVNVM.bitnet@nac.no>,
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Combinet Users Mailing List

I have established a mailing list for discussions among users and
potential users of Combinet bridges.  The list is open to anyone. To
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You will then be sent an acknowledgement and a list of instruction.  To
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I expect the list volume to be fairly low.  Some topics for discussion:
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- Anything else you want to disucss

Please contact me with questions or comments.
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From:	" (sohl,william h)" <whs70@cc.bellcore.com>
Message-ID: <199312172004.AA12362@bulkrate.cc.bellcore.com>
To:	isdn@teknologi.agderforskning.no
Subject: National ISDN Information available from Bellcore FTP

            Bellcore's National ISDN Hotline Announces:
      Availability of National ISDN Information over Internet

Information about National ISDN is now available by anonymous FTP 
(File Transfer Protocol) over the Internet at host "info.bellcore.com"
FTP allows the retrieval of formatted documents and software. 

The files are available in PostScript through anonymous FTP from 
"info.bellcore.com"  in the  /pub/ISDN  sub directory. 

I M P O R T A N T: 
Many of the files are large, it is essential that you first
get the README (the upper case is important) file for  detailed
information on retrieving various files associated with documents. 

The following text describes a typical anonymous FTP session:

  system: ftp info.bellcore.com <enter>
  Connected to info.
  220 info FTP server (SunOS 4.1) ready.
  Name: anonymous <enter>
  331 Guest login ok, send ident as password.
  Password: <enter your internet login -- example: student@university.edu>
  230 Guest login ok, access restrictions apply.
  ftp> cd /pub/ISDN <enter>
  250 CWD command successful.
  ftp> mget README <enter>
  mget README? yes <enter>
  200 PORT command successful.
  150 ASCII data connection for README (8758 bytes).
  226 ASCII Transfer complete.
  local: README remote: README
  8943 bytes received in 0.19 seconds (46 Kbytes/s)
  ftp> quit <enter>
  221 Goodbye.

<enter> represents pressing the "enter" or "return" key on your 
computer keyboard. 

The README file is in ASCII format and may be read on any word processor. 
The other files in the directory are in PostScript format and may be 
downloaded as needed by using the "mget" command while in the FTP.

The PostScript files may be printed on a PostScript printer by using 
the "lprr" command. A typical Post Script print command may look like:

               lpr -P<printer> -h -v <filename.ps>

where:
<printer> represents printer name on your network, and 
<filename.ps> represents a PostScript file. 

'-h' corresponds to the option of suppressing the printing of 
burst page while '-v' corresponds to the option of printing 
raster image, i.e., PostScript. Please note that the printer 
must support PostScript imaging model in order to print these 
files.

If you have problems or you'd like to comment on the information 
stored at this site or wish to make recommendations for future 
enhancements, you can email us at: 

        isdn@cc.bellcore.com

Or, call us at Bellcore's National ISDN Hotline: 1-800-992-ISDN

International callers can reach the Bellcore Hotline by calling:
     (USA Country Code) 201-829-4094 - Best time to expect a
     live answer is between 8:00am and 4:30pm Eastern Standard Time
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Bill Sohl (K2UNK) BELLCORE (Bell Communications Research, Inc.)
Morristown, NJ             email via UUCP      bcr!cc!whs70
201-829-2879 Weekdays      email via Internet  whs70@cc.bellcore.com

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From:	"H.A. Kippenhan Jr." <KIPPENHAN@fndcd.fnal.gov>
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	endif-l <endif-l%WVNVM.bitnet@nac.no>
Subject: Subscription to combinet E-mail list

	Hello all:

	Someone who reads one of these discussion lists sent a
	subscription request to combinet-request@nic.hep.net
	that produced the following in the E-mail list file:

			mxs@ginsu9

	For very obvious reasons, that will just produce bouncing
	messages.  Could the reader who submitted that request
	send a separate message to me (see sig. block below) so
	we can honor the request.  You appear to have a mailer
	that's misconfigured (either your node, or site wide).

	Thanks and best regards

	P.S. - My apologies for bothering the rest of the readership
	with this but I know of no other way to solve the problem.

	- Kipp -

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