>  In <H000006c002a8f5a@MHS> [log in to unmask] writes:
>
> > > Are there any options to put a 100BaseT card in an HP995 and a
HP9000
> > G40?
> > >
> > > Any other options for faster network connections from the HPs to
hubs
> > > backbones?
> >
> > If you have the $$, try FDDI. I understand 100VG-Anylan is available
for
> > some configurations, but I'm not sure about which systems are
supported.
> > ATM may be avaiable for the G box.
>
> I didn't think 100-<anything> is actually available for *any* HP3000
yet...?
> Despite various "announcements" over the years, I don't think you can
actually
> get a hp3000-useable card in your hands yet.
>
>               -Chris Bartram
>
That is too bad, I had wondered why more wasn't said about it.
There is another solution that occurred to me about I sent my first
message. If the object is simply greater bandwidth, then adding another
802.3 lan link card and appropriate routing would help. FDDI does work
and is available (I have it running), it just costs more (4x or 5x?, in
a 995 it will be more if the software is tier priced) than 100-something
cards I've seen for Unix.

Richard