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  • An excellent educational resource, offering an impressive library of over 70 White Papers, covering ATM, Converged Networks, Ethernet, High Availability Networks, Information Systems, Internet/Intranet, IP, ISDN, Multicast, Network Interface Cards, Network Management and Control, Remote Access, Retail Networking, Routing, Security, SNA, Switching, Token Ring, V.98/56 Kbps Connectivity, Virtual Private Networks (VPN), Wireless and xDSL. Additional site areas include Lead Story Archive, NetAge: 3Com's Quarterly Magazine for, Data Networking Executives, White Papers, Tech Briefs and a Networking Glossary. Search by technology area or standards and protocols. Site also provides access to 3Com's Research Web Pages, including Research Topics, Demos, Presentations & Archives and Chief Technical Officer Profile. Links to Main 3Com site areas include Home, News/Events, Partners, Technology, Solutions, Products, Support, Inside 3Com, Personal Communications, Small Businesses, Enterprise, Service Provider, Partners, Search, Contact Us, Site Help, Software Downloads, Legal and Glossary.
    (Added: 18-Jan-1999 )  Report Dead Link

  • The 6bone is an IPv6 testbed to assist in the evolution and deployment of IPv6, the next generation Internet network layer IP protocol often referred to as Ipng. 6Bone currently links close to 400 networks in more than 40 countries. These pages provide overview and operational information about the 6bone, and tell you how to join the 6bone. The 6bone operates under the IPv6 Testing Address Allocation of Experimental RFC 2471, allocated by the ngtrans effort of the IETF.
    (Added: 26-Nov-1999 )  Report Dead Link

  • The 6ren is a voluntary coordination initiative of Research and Education Networks that provide production IPv6 transit service to facilitate high quality, high performance, and operationally robust IPv6 networks. The 6ren initiative is being coordinated by the Energy Sciences Network (ESnet), the network for the Energy Research program of the US Dept. of Energy, located at the University of California's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Participation is free and open to all Research and Education Networks that provide IPv6 service. Other for-profit and not-for-profit IPv6 networks are also encouraged to participate. The 6ren was introduced to the IETF IPng and NGtrans working groups in Orlando, Fl at the December 1998 meeting. Initial participants were ESnet, Internet2/vBNS, Canarie, Cairn and WIDE. Site areas include The Case For Ipv6, The 6ren Project, 6ren Participants, The 6tap Project, Www.6bone.Net, Www.6tap.Net, Www.Ipv6.Org, IETF Ipng Info, 6ren Mail List Info, Ipv6 Implementations and Production Subtla Allocations.
    (Added: 26-Nov-1999 )  Report Dead Link

  • 6TAP is a joint project between ESnet and CANARIE. 6TAP will provide interconnection services for early Ipv6 production networks. Site areas include 6TAP Router Information, 6TAP Peering Request Form, 6TAP Address Delegations and VP/VC assignments, 6TAP Looking Glass, 6TAP BGP Peering Status, 6TAP Router Statistics, IPv6 Exchanges Around the World, 6TAP Presentation - Oslo (July 1999) , 6TAP Presentation - NANOG 17 (October 1999), Registered IPv6 Address Space. Related links include ESnet IPv6 Home Page, 6BONE Home Page, 6BONE Registry and Playground.Sun.Com.
    (Added: 26-Nov-1999 )  Report Dead Link

  • The ADC Kentrox website includes a library area offerings resources including Application Notes, Newsletters, Archive, RFCs & MIBs, Cable Diagrams, Special Publications, Case Studies, Technology Notes, Catalogs, Technology Overviews, Data Sheets, User Manuals, Glossary and White Papers. Main topic categories for White Papers include Access Concentrators, DSUs/CSUs and HDSL Access Routing.
    (Added: 18-Jan-1999 )  Report Dead Link

  • This is a wonderful atlas of maps and graphic representations of the geographies of the new electronic territories of the Internet, the World-Wide Web and other emerging Cyberspaces. Site areas include Introduction, Conceptual, Geographic, Traceroutes, Census, Topology, Info Maps, Info Landscapes, Info Spaces, ISP Maps, Web Site Maps, Historical and 3D Gallery. The 3D Gallery is a virtual gallery we are building on the Internet where you can explore the geographical dimensions of Cyberspace. The gallery is created using a virtual world system that provides a realistic, fully 3D environment and allows many visitors, represented as avatars, to look around and talk to each other in real-time!
    (Added: 7-Oct-1998 )  Report Dead Link

  • The ASP Industry Consortium is an international advocacy group of 645 companies in 25 countries, which was formed to promote the industry. This site is information packed. The "Resources" area includes a very comphrehensive "FAQs" section and a glossary, among other informative articles. This site also has a Visitor Survey and a section called "ASP Answers", where a site visitor can submit a question related to ASP and receive an answer from the Consortiums panel of experts. Areas of this site include: Resources; News Room; Events; ASP Community; Consortium Membership; About Us; Public Info; Members Only Info; What's New (Industry Information and a link for Consortium Members Only);
    (Added: 8-Oct-2000 )  Report Dead Link

  • APAN is a consortium developed to construct an Asia-Pacific Information Infrastructure, especially high-speed Internet backbone, for regional cooperation and collaboration. APAN is intended to be a hub of Asia-Pacific Internet traffic, without connectivity centered in the USA. APAN's operation began in 1997. Site areas include; What's New?, What's APAN?, Documents, Meetings, Members, Groups, APAN NOC, Newsletters, Related Sites and FAQs.
    (Added: 13-Oct-1998 )  Report Dead Link

  • The WIDE (Widely Integrated Distribute Environment) project, a research consortium for Internet studies, and Japan Satellite Systems jointly operate testbed construction and a series of research activities using the testbed. The testbed and activities are called AI3 (AIII) and promote efforts toward achievement of the international information infrastructure such as Internet, AII, and APII. Site areas include; About the Project, Technical Info, Meetings, and AI3 Members and Partners including Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan and Thailand.
    (Added: 13-Oct-1998 )  Report Dead Link

  • Good reference and links. The National Science Foundation and Cisco offer this tool taxonomy providing a preliminary overview of Internet and TCP/IP performance measurement tools and efforts. Multiple links supply details on tools including Internet service monitoring, flow tools and network management.
    (Added: 24-Jul-1998 )  Report Dead Link

  • Educational. The Chicago NAP from Ameritech is an Internet Exchange (IX) point contracted by the NSF and Telcordia Technologies (formerly Bellcore). This site provides Internet structure and history, and details on the NAP. Links are limited.
    (Added: 24-Jul-1998 )  Report Dead Link

  • The CERNET project is a nation-wide education and research computer network in China. Funded by the government and managed by the Education Commission, CERNET connects universities and institutes, with plans to connect schools and other educational entities by 2000. CERNET will link to the global Internet and will become a major part of the Chinese Internet community. Site areas include; CERN, China Homepage, What's New, Education & Research, Search Engine, Membership and Surf Guide.
    (Added: 13-Oct-1998 )  Report Dead Link

  • This publication provides technical information on Cisco-supported internetworking technologies. It is designed for use in conjunction with other Cisco manuals or as a standalone reference. The internetworking Technology Overview is not intended to provide all possible information on the included technologies. Because a primary goal of this publication is to help network administrators configure Cisco products, the publication emphasizes Cisco-supported technologies; however, inclusion of a technology in this publication does not necessarily imply Cisco support for that technology. The document is organized into the following sections - About This Manual, Introduction to Internetworking, Routing Basics, Bridging Basics, Network Management Basics, Ethernet/IEEE 802.3, Token Ring/IEEE 802.5, Fiber Distributed Data Interface, High-Speed Serial Interface, Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP), Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), Synchronous Data Link Protocol (SDLC) and Derivatives, X.25, Frame Relay, Switched Multimegabit Data Service (SMDS), Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) Switching, AppleTalk, DECnet, Internet Protocols, NetWare Protocols, OSI Protocols, Banyan VINES, Xerox Network Systems, Routing Information Protocol (RIP), Interior Gateway Routing Protocol and Enhanced IGRP, Open Shortest Path First (OSPF), Exterior Gateway Protocol (EGP), Border Gateway Protocol (BGP), OSI Routing, Transparent Bridging, Source-Route Bridging, Mixed-Media Bridging, Simple Network Management Protocol, IBM Network Management, and References and Recommended Reading.
    (Added: 18-Jan-1999 )  Report Dead Link

  • Global site, member organization, multi-lingual. Membership in the Commercial Internet Exchange is open to organizations which offer TCP/IP or OSI public data internetworking services to the general public. This multi-lingual site addresses regulatory and interconnectivity issues and includes on-line membership rosters by category. Links to other ISP associations, legal, regulatory, standards bodies and related documents are available.
    (Added: 24-Jul-1998 )  Report Dead Link

  • Educational value and directory resource. Known worldwide as "The December List" it is a comprehensive collection of information sources about the Internet and computer-mediated communication. A popular resource for Internet trainers and students to learn about the Internet, it is updated continuously.
    (Added: 24-Jul-1998 )  Report Dead Link

  • In the Matter of Improvement of Technical Management of Internet Names and Addresses; The Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility (CPSR) submit comments on the "Green Paper" released by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) regarding present and future systems for registration and administration of Internet domain names.
    (Added: 5-Aug-1998 )  Report Dead Link

  • Regarding the Department Of Commerce National Telecommunications and Information Administration's Improvement of Technical Management of Internet Names and Addresses (Green Paper).
    (Added: 5-Aug-1998 )  Report Dead Link

  • Site has links to a multitude of intranet info., including Intranet Resources (articles, white papers, books, case studies etc.), Intranet Forum, Happenings, Intranet Products, Vendors and Software Sources.
    (Added: 5-Aug-1998 )  Report Dead Link

  • Good info and good links. White paper describes the rise of corporate intranets, describes key features, and offers transition advice from mostly SNA networks. Highlights key Intranet enabling technologies from Attachmate and others. Links to references to web-based discussion forums, push-publishing technologies, database/web integration products and products with web-based graphical interfaces.
    (Added: 5-Aug-1998 )  Report Dead Link

  • A rich source of information, CyberAtlas is the reference desk for Web marketers that provides readers with valuable statistics and Web marketing information enabling them to understand their business environment and make more informed business decisions. CyberAtlas gathers online research from the best data resources to provide a complete review of the latest surveys, technologies and products available. Main site areas include Market, Segments, Tools, Columns and Resources.
    (Added: 7-Oct-1998 )  Report Dead Link

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