3d rendered explanation movie of the working of a network (cisco?)

Can someone give me a link to this download?

Published on November 27, 2005 By Styl-X Design In WinCustomize Talk

Hey guys,

A couple years ago there was a movie created, I believe by sisco. Most people who work with computers for a living have seen this movie. The movie is a 3d rendered movie created to explain the working of a network. I believe this movie was created by sisco but I am not sure.

In the movie you see little 'packages' going over a network as 'trucks'. I have seen this movie but want to show it to some friends but have no clue anymore where to get it. I also googled it but I gues its not my lucky day.

If someone has a link to where I can download this movie I greatly appreciate it.

Cheers,

Ron.

Comments

thomassen

on Nov 27, 2005

Was it an advert?

Styl-X Design

on Nov 27, 2005

No, it was created to explain the working of a network to someone who doesnt have an expert knowledge of computers. It would show this small 'truck' like packages being bounced against a wall as a firewall, then 'flipper' style being shot diffrend ways as a router, really cool.

ZubaZ

on Nov 27, 2005

I've seen it a few times . . . cant find it though. So sorry.

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Styl-X Design

on Nov 28, 2005

Do you remember any details about it? Was it indeed created by sicso? Any idea what the name of the movie was?

Thanks

Cafeend

on Nov 28, 2005

I've got a copy ... goodwarriors.mpeg ... it's 150MB / 120MB zipped.

Do you have anywhere I can upload it to? Or can I just send it via Gmail?

ZubaZ

on Nov 28, 2005

Do you have anywhere I can upload it to? Or can I just send it via Gmail?

Do you have the rights to upload it to video.google.com?
10 MB is the limit for Gmail attachements.
Or maybe just google the file name . . .

NightTrainthedark

on Nov 28, 2005

you can transfer a file that big over msn messenger. It will take awhile.

aimzzz

on Nov 28, 2005

Here's a link where you can download it (FTP)-- (got it from Google-- you made me curious)

The link goes to the FTP index page-- it's not the DL link:
http://202.41.85.117/courses/SS/CD-1/

Jafo

on Nov 28, 2005

Yes...google the filename...it's easy to find....

Cafeend

on Nov 28, 2005

Here's a link where you can download it (FTP)-- (got it from Google-- you made me curious)

Yes...google the filename...it's easy to find....

Sweet!

I didn't bother googling... but thanks for saving me from any effort to re-distribute it myself

Styl-X Design

on Nov 29, 2005

Thanks a million

and Cafeend, thanks for the offer but this will do

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