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Frame Relay - Technical description
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Frame Relay often serves to connect local
area networks (LANs) with major
backbones as well as on public wide-area
networks (WANs) and also in private
network environments with leased lines
over T-1 lines. It requires a dedicated
connection during the transmission
period. Frame Relay does not provide an
ideal path for voice or video transmission,
both of which require a steady flow of
transmissions. However, under certain
circumstances, voice and video
transmission do use Frame Relay.
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AppleTalk - AppleTalk Phase II and other developments
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Phase II also included changes to the
underlying inter-networking protocols to
make them less "chatty", which had
previously been a serious problem on
networks that bridged over wide-area
networks.
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Packet switching - History
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Baran's study made its way to Robert
Taylor and J.C.R. Licklider at the
Information Processing Technology
Office, both wide-area network
evangelists, and it helped influence
Lawrence Roberts to adopt the
technology when Taylor put him in
charge of development of the
ARPANET.
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Systems engineering - Related fields and sub-fields
Systems engineering principles are
applied in the design of network protocols
for local-area networks and wide-area
networks.
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Cisco Career Certifications - Professional certifications
Cisco Certified Network Professional
(CCNP) certification validates knowledge
and skills required to install, configure, and
troubleshoot converged local- and widearea networks with 100 to 500 or more
end-devices. A valid CCNA certification is
required to obtain a CCNP certification.
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Human–computer interaction - Factors of change
* Ubiquitous computing|Ubiquitous
communication. Computers are expected
to communicate through high speed local
networks, nationally over wide-area
networks, and portably via infrared,
ultrasonic, cellular, and other technologies.
Data and computational services will be
portably accessible from many if not most
locations to which a user travels.
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DirectX - Components
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*DirectPlay: for communication over a
local-area or wide-area network.
Deprecated after version 8 in favor of
Games for Windows Live and Xbox Live.
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6LoWPAN
The 6LoWPAN group has defined
encapsulation and header compression
mechanisms that allow IPv6 packets to be
sent to and received from over IEEE 802.15.4
based networks. IPv4 and IPv6 are the work
horses for data delivery for local-area
networks, metropolitan area networks, and
wide-area networks such as the Internet.
Likewise, IEEE 802.15.4 devices provide
sensing communication-ability in the wireless
domain. The inherent natures of the two
networks though, are different.
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Systems Design Engineering - Related fields and sub-fields
Systems engineering principles are
applied in the network protocol design
principles|design of network protocols for
local-area networks and wide-area
networks.
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Packet-switched - History
Baran's study made its way to Robert
Taylor (computer scientist)|Robert Taylor
and J.C.R. Licklider at the Information
Processing Technology Office, both widearea network evangelists, and it helped
influence Lawrence Roberts
(scientist)|Lawrence Roberts to adopt the
technology when Taylor put him in charge
of development of the ARPANET.
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WAN optimization
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'WAN optimization' is a collection of
techniques for increasing datatransfer efficiencies across wide-area
networks. In 2008, the WAN
optimization market was estimated to
be $1 billion, and it will grow to $4.4
billion by 2014 according to Gartner, a
technology research firm.
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People's Liberation Army - PLA Ground Force
The older generation telephone/radiobased command, control, and
communications (C3) systems are being
replaced by an integrated battlefield
information networks featuring local/widearea networks (LAN/Wide area
network|WAN), satellite communications,
unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)-based
surveillance and reconnaissance systems,
and mobile command and control centers.
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SafeNet
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The company's products are used in widearea networks, wireless networks, digital
rights management, and other
applications. Annual revenues are in the
$300 million range and the company
employs about 1,600 people.
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Frame Relay - Technical description
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Frame Relay often serves to connect
local area networks (LANs) with major
backbone network|backbones as well
as on public wide-area networks
(WANs) and also in private network
environments with leased lines over T1 lines
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Internet usage - ATM and Frame Relay
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Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) and
Frame Relay are wide-area networking
standards that can be used to provide
Internet access directly or as building
blocks of other access technologies
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Transmission time - Packet delivery time
In case of a network connection
mediated by several physical links and
forwarding nodes, the network delivery
time depends on the sum of the delivery
times of each link, and also on the
packet queueing time (which is varying
and depends on the traffic load from
other connections) and the processing
delay of the forwarding nodes. In Wide
area network|wide-area networks, the
delivery time is in the order of
milliseconds.
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Measuring network throughput - Ethernet
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The way the frame is electrically defined
on a connection between two systems is
different from the typically wide-area
networking technology that uses HDLC or
PPP implemented, but these details are
not important for throughput calculations
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EtherTalk - AppleTalk Phase II and other developments
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Phase II also included changes to the
underlying inter-networking protocols to
make them less chatty, which had
previously been a serious problem on
networks that bridged over wide-area
networks.
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NASA Advanced Supercomputing facility - Industry Leading Innovations
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* Developed and implemented a highspeed wide-area network (WAN)
connecting supercomputing resources
to remote users (AEROnet)
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Frame-Relay - Technical description
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Frame relay often serves to connect
local area networks (LANs) with major
backbone network|backbones, as
well as on public wide-area networks
(WANs) and also in private network
environments with leased lines over T1 lines
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Telephony Server Application Programming Interface - TSAPI and Versit
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TSAPI was being created in an era when
major telephony vendors were promoting a
vision of wide-area networking based on
dedicated circuit-switched links
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Arbitrary code execution
The ability to trigger arbitrary code
execution from one machine on another
(especially via a wide-area network such
as the Internet) is often referred to as
'remote code execution'.
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.ph - The birth of the .ph Registry
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In 1994, the PHNET wide-area network, a
project funded by DOST, completed its
development and was able to connect the
Philippines to the rest of the world by
establishing TCP/IP connections to the
U.S. using 64 kbit/s international leased
lines.[http://www.ph.net/about.htm
PHNET's history], Philippine Network
Foundation, Inc. website. Retrieved on
May 30, 2008.
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DirectX 9.0c - Components
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* DirectPlay: for communication over
a local-area or wide-area network.
Deprecated after version 8 in favor of
Games for Windows Live and Xbox
Live.
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Lambda rail network - Description
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In 2009 National LambdaRail was selected to
provide wide-area networking for U.S
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