alright mine has been stuck on data processing for like a day now i guess it didnt change cause of thanksgiving tho <| sep |> With Tampa basically having a free 8 m in cap space , because of the Stamkos injury , I could see him landing there at the deadline . Most teams can ' t afford to add Burrows 4 . 5 but Tampa could easily make it work . Going anywhere else , I ' m thinking we ' d need to retain some salary . Edit And don ' t be concerned about your post . It ' s better than 90 % of the crap that gets posted . <| sep |> We do have over 300 million residents though . <| sep |> I haven ' t taken any cisco certs , but industrial networking is different from the enterprise world in a few ways . The big picture standards are the same 802 . 3 , etc but some of the application layer requirements lead to differences . They have a fair amount in common with voice applications , but implemented differently . 1 low latency is usually much more important than high bandwidth . IO devices might be sending 100 bytes every 2 milliseconds . Packets are often padded to reach the 64 byte minimum ethernet frame . However , if the network causes the packets to take 100 microseconds longer one time than the others , that could cause issues in the real world behavior , like a part machined slightly wrong . Priority ends up being a big factor here . 2 some protocols especially protocols from Europe like Profinet IO jump straight from layer 2 to layer 7 , and skip tcpip altogether . This reduces latency , and often makes the protocol stack cheaper to implement . The devices still have ip addresses used for ip traffic , but critical realtime data is sent at the MAC level . 3 ring protocols dlr , mrp are typically used instead of something like rstp . They typically guarantee switchover in a couple hundred milliseconds instead of several seconds . Some are completely bumpless , with a 0 ms failover time . 4 on the physical end , shielded grounded cables are strongly recommended by most vendors . Industrial networks are likely to be run along high voltage lines or near high interference areas big motors or welders . Some plants use fiber to avoid these issues . 5 industrial switches typically have higher environmental requirements as well . Products are often rated for temperature ranges between 20 and 60 C air conditioned server rooms are nowhere to be found . Some customers even require things to be rated for water sprayimmersion ip 6567 . Switches are rarely in 19 racks as well , usually mounted to the wall of a cabinet or a rail , and are commonly closer to a cubish shape than a 2 U style . 6 customers running EthernetIP , the biggest io protocol in the US , often run in multicast mode , so IGMP snooping is required to keep traffic sane . IEEE 1588 v 2 is required for cip motion , to sync clocks for highly precise motor control . Source am a plc guy who ' s started specializing in networking because the old dogs wouldn ' t learn new tricks