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... operation is not described within this paper , an LLC switch may be viewed as an example of a network server node whose name is that of the remote link subsystem . DISCOVERY PROTOCOLS The directory and routing services are implemented ...
... operation is not described within this paper , an LLC switch may be viewed as an example of a network server node whose name is that of the remote link subsystem . DISCOVERY PROTOCOLS The directory and routing services are implemented ...
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... operation status and stores operation records . The NSP can be connected to the host CPU's network configuration and control facility ( NCCF ) through the CCU ( 37 * 5 ) , which allows the host's communication network management program ...
... operation status and stores operation records . The NSP can be connected to the host CPU's network configuration and control facility ( NCCF ) through the CCU ( 37 * 5 ) , which allows the host's communication network management program ...
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... processor ( NSP ) records the states of the system's operation . Photo 1 Card of 128 MHz TDM Multiplexer Mc125M211 LLLLLLLLLL Photo 2 Custom LSI of 128 MHz TDM Subchannel Interface Fig . 5 lists and describes the various. 17.
... processor ( NSP ) records the states of the system's operation . Photo 1 Card of 128 MHz TDM Multiplexer Mc125M211 LLLLLLLLLL Photo 2 Custom LSI of 128 MHz TDM Subchannel Interface Fig . 5 lists and describes the various. 17.
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... operation can be recovered by manu- ally switching over to the backup loop , thereby avoiding isolating any local stations , even if the normal line is broken at two locations . ( 4 ) Duplexed multiplexers in master station Operation ...
... operation can be recovered by manu- ally switching over to the backup loop , thereby avoiding isolating any local stations , even if the normal line is broken at two locations . ( 4 ) Duplexed multiplexers in master station Operation ...
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... operation is totally disrupted . As noted above , rings are usually designed to operate in the presence of such disruptions and usually recover from them in a matter of a few ten's of milliseconds . Surprizingly , bus bus architected ...
... operation is totally disrupted . As noted above , rings are usually designed to operate in the presence of such disruptions and usually recover from them in a matter of a few ten's of milliseconds . Surprizingly , bus bus architected ...
Contents
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| 15 | |
Architecture and System Design of a High | 124 |
Explicit Offset Routing for Interconnected | 129 |
37 | 178 |
munications Systems | 183 |
27 | 188 |
29 | 193 |
Manhattan Topologies for Passive All | 269 |
253 | 317 |
rithm | 327 |
Improvement of an Ethernet Network Using | 340 |
Proposal of a Multihop Network with an | 344 |
Performance Evaluation of CRMA | 350 |
A R Hills STC Technology Ltd Essex | 355 |
Networks | 361 |
Technology and System Considerations | 197 |
and Reliability | 207 |
Greaves A Hopper University of Cam | 212 |
N Jensen M Skov Technical University | 218 |
Mbits to Gbits | 223 |
35 | 231 |
47 | 236 |
61 | 242 |
50 | 247 |
51 | 253 |
band LAN Interconnection | 365 |
Perspectives on High Speed Networks and 8 74 | 371 |
Photonic Terabits Networks and their | 376 |
72 | 384 |
W W Lemppenau M Goetzer W Seibolt | 390 |
Germany | 395 |
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Access Control access protocol algorithm allocation applications architecture arrival rate backbone bandwidth bit rate broadcast bypass bytes cable channel circuit switched clock Computer configuration connection coupler CRMA CRMA-II cycle data rate DATApipe adapter destination devices distributed DQDB EFOC/LAN elastic buffer Ethernet FDDI FDDI-II fiber optic fibre FIFO Figure frame functions gateway hardware header high speed high-speed host IEEE implementation Information Gatekeepers insertion buffer integrated interconnection interface Local Area Networks logic maximum Mb/s Mbit/s Mbps mechanism Media Access Media Access Control medium Metropolitan Area Networks module multiplexed network management node operation optic star optical fiber packet switching performance Physical Layer priority level processor pulses queue received reservation ring latency routing scheme scout packet signal simulation slots standard star coupler station synchronization throughput tion token passing token ring topology traffic transmission transmit