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Subject: Expert Systems for networking
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Date: Tue, 5-May-87 09:29:52 EDT
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	Hello:
	
		We are looking for a PC or VAX based expert system that
		is capable of handling rules that describe network fault
		diagnosis.
	
		Therefore, its rule base capability must be significant,
		and its inference capabilities must be rich (backward,
		forward, mix).  The PC version would be a "portable
		expert", whereas the VAX version would be smarter,
		bigger, and unmovalbe.
	
		Cost is a factor!  Forget ART of KEE.  Any help would
		be appreciated.
	
	
					thanx,