[cisco-nas] Windows 10 with AS5400

[Darryl Sladden (dsladden)]

Hi,

A great walk down memory lane. I learned my trade by being a Product Manager and Technical Marketing Engineering of the AS5300,AS5350, AS5400, AS 5400XM,AS5800, AS5850.

These product made the world a smaller place and I am proud to have been a part of them.

Wow, 11 year up time on AS5300, NICE!



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Regards,

Darryl Sladden

Senior TME Manager, Wireless and Location

Cisco

408-219-8485

On 8/24/17, 12:15 PM, "cisco-nas on behalf of Gert Doering" <cisco-nas-bounces at puck.nether.net on behalf of gert at greenie.muc.de> wrote:

    Hi,
    
    On Thu, Aug 24, 2017 at 12:07:03PM -0700, Aaron Leonard wrote:
    > Shame to see these guys go ... the 5300 was one of my proudest 
    > accomplishments at Cisco ... the first all-Cisco (including the MICA 
    > modems from DTD in Chelmsford) access server ... 
    
    Well done!
    
    I still have a few in production :-)  (you might remember) - modem and
    ISDN/X.75 dial-in, running an "autocommand telnet ..." to a unix server
    that pretends to have proper serial modems talking to a custom
    application.  
    
    Not really near the capacity that box *could* do (rarely more than 7-8
    concurrent calls), though.
    
    Rock-solid indeed, except for the "some X.75 callers cause an input queue
    wedge" (so a reboot every 4 weeks or so is needed, when serial0:0 is
    finally "full"), and recently we lost a flash module...  but recovery
    was nice and pleasant as the boot flash has a near-full IOS, so 
    "just swap the main flash, telnet to boot IOS, re-flash flash:, reboot,
    done" :-)
    
    gert 
    
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