You can find a description of @Home's network architecture at
http://www.home.net/corp/network.html
At 09:07 AM 7/2/98 -0700, Sheryl Stover wrote:
>I worked for quite a while with Hybrid Networks
>(http://www.hybrid.com/) and their CyberMaster2000 Series equipment
>for the cable head-end and the end-user. They're one of the oldest
>cable modem/cable internet hardware manufacturers around, and have
>lines of both two-way and phone return (PRCI) systems.
>
>Com21 (http://www.com21.com/) also offers a full solution of both
>consumer and head end hardware and software.
>
>The National Cable Television Assocation (http://www.ncta.com/) has,
>in the past, had a lot of good information about new cable internet
>products and features as they become available.
>
>On Thu, 2 Jul 1998, Danny Sinang wrote:
>
>: Hello.
>:
>: A cable company here wants to offer internet access. They'll be
talking with
>: us regarding the internet stuff, but I don't know anything about
cable
>: modems and the other equipment that the cable company would need in
running
>: it.
>:
>: Can anyone point me to a site that would explain things ?
>:
>: Thanks.
>:
>: Danny Sinang
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