Talk:Data Center Ethernet

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Data Center Ethernet v. Converged Enhanced Ethernet

Data Center Ethernet is a Cisco specific version of Converged Enhanced Ethernet. The two are not directly interchangeable. 96.255.155.90 (talk) —Preceding undated comment added 00:47, 17 March 2009 (UTC).

Brocade at least use CEE in all their marketing. LapTop006 (talk) 06:38, 31 March 2009 (UTC)

DCE and CEE are both marketing constructs to describe a set of standards needed to help Ethernet better meet the needs of the data center. Saying one is a version of the other, as the article states is not really accurate and asserting that CEE is a standard or an open standard is certainly not accurate. --Omar Sultan [Cisco] (talk) 06:11, 15 April 2009 (UTC)

Redirect from Converged Enhanced Ethernet to DCE is Misleading and Inappropriate
That this is a redirect from Converged Enhanced Ethernet is misleading and inappropriate for this forum. If Cisco wants to dedicate pages of content to its own proprietary marketing terms, and if the community wishes to allow it, that is fine, but that a much more broadly used industry term is essentially hijacked to do it is, while typical Cisco, again inappropriate. Brocade, and likely others, as noted in the notes, would like to request that the page for “Converged Enhanced Ethernet” be reinstated and allowed to stand on its own, with the definition being based on input from the industry more broadly.

Wilson Craig Brocade PR