networking purpose
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LMI
* Reasonable WAN speed (64kbps -- 1.5Mbps) * ** When T1 or Fract. T1 is the transport * Buy bandwidth only when you need it **** * One serial port at the central site can support multiple incoming PVCs * Telco is responsible for insuring connectivity * No educational tariff is currently available in Alabama. * Full T1?s are almost always less expensive than Frame Relay (due to the edu. Tariff) * More difficult to configure and manage properly
A relay typically has multiple contacts, with the most common configurations being single-pole single-throw (SPST) or single-pole double-throw (SPDT). In general, a relay can have anywhere from one to several contacts, depending on its design and intended application. Some relays may have multiple poles, each with its own set of contacts, allowing for more complex switching functions.
cdg is circular disk gear relay which is electromagnetic relay
networking purpose
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Frame Relay is a packet-switching technology. It works by sending information in packets, which are called frames, through a shared frame-relay network.
Frame relay.
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A means of providing access to the Frame Relay network over a DSL connection
Both ATM and Frame Relay are ways to connect your local network router to an ISP
No. Frame Relay is not operating at Layer 3. Frame Relay is strictly a Layer 2 protocol suite, whereas X.25 provides services at Layer 3 (the network layer) as well. This enables Frame Relay to offer higher performance and greater transmission efficiency.
its Digital
Frame relay was designed to be used with ISDN networks. That technology have been surpassed by broadband DSL and fiber optic networks which don't use frame relay so it gradually being phased out.
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