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Enterasys Networks, Inc. was an
American networking company.
Enterasys products included networking equipment ranging from routers, switches, and IEEE...
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Cabletron Systems,
later known as
Enterasys Networks,
which became one of the
largest employers in New Hampshire.
Enterasys Networks was
acquired by Extreme...
- Dell -
acquired Force10 Digi
International DrayTek D-Link ECI
Telecom Enterasys -
acquired by
Extreme Networks in 2013
Ericsson -
acquired Redback Extreme...
- "NetFlow on
Enterasys S-Serie" (PDF).
enterasys.com.
February 2012.
Retrieved 2012-03-04. "NetFlow on
Enterasys N-Serie" (PDF).
enterasys.com. February...
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networking firms:
Enterasys Networks of Andover, M****achusetts,
which was
based on the
original core
products of Cabletron.
Enterasys later merged with...
- Alec Gores),
integrating two
Gores Group businesses,
Enterasys Networks and SER Solutions.
Enterasys operated as a
subsidiary of
Siemens Enterprise Communications...
- Computerworld.
Retrieved February 4, 2017. Greene, Tim (April 30, 2013). "
Enterasys boosts productivity with
Microsoft SharePoint alternative".
Network World...
- respectively. On
September 12, 2013,
Extreme Networks announced it
would acquire Enterasys Networks for
about $180 million. On
October 31, 2016,
Extreme Networks...
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hardware in
certain appliances from IronPort, Google,Exinda Networks, and
Enterasys. The
first PowerEdge systems were
released in
February 1994. The initial...
- vendor-specific
broadcast addresses (versus all-1's), such
Cabletron (
Enterasys) and
Cisco Discovery Protocol (both
referred to as CDP but
different formats)...
