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McGraw-Hill Series on Computer Communications: Introduction to ATM Networking

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Asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) network technology is hot! It has overcome the limitations of LAN and WAN technologies to solve problems that have plagued network designers from the start - from information transfer delays to error handling and congestion.Now this much-needed guide offers the first definitive treatment of ATM networking, covering everything from the fundamentals of building, using and maintaining ATM networks to advanced applications such as broadband data transfers, multimedia, and video.Written by a member of the ATM Forum, this is the ATM bible that telecommunications specialists, network designers, implementors, managers, planners, and support personnel have been waiting for.

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McGraw-Hill Series on Computer Communications: Introduction to ATM Networking, Walter J. Goralski

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Erscheinungsdatum
1995
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Titel
McGraw-Hill Series on Computer Communications: Introduction to ATM Networking
Sprache
Englisch
Erscheinungsdatum
1995
Einband
Hardcover
Seitenzahl
383
ISBN10
0070240434
ISBN13
9780070240438
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Beschreibung
Asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) network technology is hot! It has overcome the limitations of LAN and WAN technologies to solve problems that have plagued network designers from the start - from information transfer delays to error handling and congestion.Now this much-needed guide offers the first definitive treatment of ATM networking, covering everything from the fundamentals of building, using and maintaining ATM networks to advanced applications such as broadband data transfers, multimedia, and video.Written by a member of the ATM Forum, this is the ATM bible that telecommunications specialists, network designers, implementors, managers, planners, and support personnel have been waiting for.