On the ‘net: RFC1925 Rule3 There are many times in networking history, and in the day-to-day operation of a network, when an engineer has been asked to do what seems to be impossible. Maybe installing a circuit faster than a speeding bullet or flying over tall buildings to make it to a remote site faster than any known form of conveyance short of a transporter beam (which, contrary to what you might see in the movies, has not yet been invented). Related Posted in HUMOR, ON THE NET ← History of SNMP with Craig PartridgeWeekend Reads 080919 →
