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Vegas casino networked slot machines with Cisco Ethernet

If you're wondering whether you have too much Cisco in your shop take a look at Cannery Casino & Hotel  in North Las Vegas, which has implemented Cisco gear from top to bottom - right down to networking all its slot machines using Cisco Virtual Switching System (VSS). Cisco reseller DSW has posted up a video of its project to kit out the casino with Cisco Physical Security, Cisco Unified Communications, and other Cisco security and wireless technologies. The video  is pretty marketing-heavy but you'll get a feel of how Cisco equipment is being used at the casino.

If slot machines can be nodes on a network I'd be interested to hear out about other 'unusual' nodes in customer installations.

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Wow, that's weird. All of our casinos here are required to use fiber optics to the slot machines, as a security precaution.

I would've thought the requirements would've been more stringent in LV.

fiber optics to the slot-banks ?

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I personallynever heard off that ( fiber optics to the slot-banks )!? It is too expensive to run that much fiber .

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