Index
ATM WC-2
chapter description
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X.25 |
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addresses |
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BFE conventions |
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datagram |
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pattern matching (example) |
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X.121 |
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address mapping |
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alias X.121 address |
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BFE |
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address conventions |
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address translation |
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Cisco IOS
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bridging |
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bundling X.25 and LAPB commands | |||||||||
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Cisco’s implementation |
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CMNS |
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compression, payload |
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task list |
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CUG numbers, mapping |
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CUGs |
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incoming and outgoing access | |||||||||
membership selection |
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protection and security |
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