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From: pogran@CCQ.BBN.COM (Ken Pogran)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: Re: Xerox Etherphone experiments?
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Date: 18 Dec 89 14:46:59 GMT
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A recent posting mentioned a paper presented by John Shoch in
1980 on carrying voice traffic over Ethernet.  I happen to have a
copy of the conference proceedings, so here's the complete
bibliographic reference:

     J. F. Shoch, "Carrying Voice Traffic thorugh an Ethernet
     Local Network: A General Overview," in: "Local Networks for
     Computer Communications; Proceedings of the IFIP Working
     Group 6.4 International Workshop on Local Networks," edited
     by Anthony West and Phillipe Janson; North-Holland
     Publishing Company, 1981.  ISBN: 0 444 86287 0

P.S.:  the experiments were done over the original 3 Mb/s
ETHERNET.

Ken Pogran