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At 19:24 02/02/04 +0900, Hiroyuki ASHIDA wrote: >Bandwidth per a port is fixed on type of modulation. Operators usually >have planed our facilities based on bandwidth, capacity and number of >terminal cable modems which could managed by a port ( or line card ) > >I think bandwidth is rather reasonable unit than physical chassis(box). Do you mean that NICs are going to trace cable technology so that they always understand the relationship between bandwidth and number of ports? If they are going to set rules based on bandwidth, how can you maintain rules if a new technology comes in which will change the relationship such like 30M with fewer number of ports. I do not think bandwidth is a valid information to be kept in the long term. Yoshi - - This list (wg-bb) is handled by majordomo@lists.apnic.net
