Bridge technology report.

Please note this is a Short Discount publication. As LANs have proliferated, new technologies and system concepts have come to the fore. One of the key issues is how to interconnect networks. One means of interconnection is to use a 'bridge'. Other competing technologies are repeaters, rou...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Minneapolis, Minnesota : Architecture Technology Corporation, 1991.
Edición:Second edition.
Temas:
Bridges (Computer networks)
Local area networks (Computer networks)
Ponts (R�eseaux d'ordinateurs)
R�eseaux locaux (Informatique)
lances (cavalry weapons)
LANs (networks)
COMPUTERS > Computer Literacy.
COMPUTERS > Computer Science.
COMPUTERS > Data Processing.
COMPUTERS > Hardware > General.
COMPUTERS > Information Technology.
COMPUTERS > Machine Theory.
COMPUTERS > Reference.
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
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  • Front Cover; Bridge Technology Report; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Figure List; Chapter 1. Introduction; Chapter 2. Background; Chapter 3. Basic Internetwork Routing; Chapter 4. Spanning Tree Approach; Chapter 5. Source Control Approach; Chapter 6. Strengths and Weaknesses of the Approaches; 6.1 Spanning Tree; 6.2 Source Control; Chapter 7. Compatibility Issues; Chapter 8. SRT Bridges; Chapter 9. Other Approaches; 9.1 Hybrid Products; Chapter 10. Trends; Chapter 11. Planning For FDDI/802 Integration; 11.1 Introduction; 11.2 Multivendor Interoperability; 113 FDDI Bridges v. Routers
  • 11.4 Encapsulation v. Translation11.5 Performance; 11.6 Conclusion; Chapter 12. Demos
  • Bridges And Routers At INTEROP 90; 12.1 Introduction; 12.2 ACC Unveils Local Ethernet Bridge/Router; 12.3 ACC Adds Support For IPX And XNS Routing Protocols; 12.4 BBN Introduces New T/20 Internet Packet Router; 12.5 New Internet Router From cisco Makes Major Price Breakthrough; 12.6 Priority Queuing Feature Implemented On cisco Routers; 12.7 Hughes LAN Systems Spans Protocols With ProBridges; 12.8 New NAT Local And Remote Ethernet Bridges Offer SNMP; 12.9 Network Systems Announces FDDI-To-T3 Router
  • 12.10 Proteon Strategy Sets Sights ON RISC-Based Systems12.11 Retix Merges Bridge And Router Capabilities; 12.12 Racal InterLan Launches INX400 Series of SNMP-Based Bridges; 12.13 RND Adds Multi-Protocol Router Support To Bridge/Routers; 12.14 Retix Goes High-End With New Local Ethernet Bridge; 12.15 Wellfleet Announces OSPF Routing Protocol Support For TCP/IP; Chapter 13. SNMP At INTEROP 90; 13.1 Introduction; 13.2 ACC Demonstrates SNMP Wares; 13.3 BBN Chooses EMA As Base For Its Network Management; 13.4 Banyan Hitches VINES To SNMP
  • 13.5 SPECTRUM Enterprise Network Management Spans Cabletron's Needs13.6 DAVID Systems ""Expresses View"" With ExpressView; 13.7 FTP Software Introduces SNMP Tools; 13.8 MICOM Shows XNMS Enhancements At INTEROP 90; 13.9 NAT Unveils LANB/150P EtherMeter With SNMP Support; 13.10 Novell Debuts LANtern Services Manager; 13.11 PSI Updates Its SNMP Network Management Station; 13.12 Retix Launches SNMP-Based Network Management Center; 13.13 Wellfleet Upgrades SNMP-NMS; 13.14 Wollongong, Too, Operates In Upgrade Mode; Chapter 14. Management of Mixed Ethernet and Token-Ring Networks; 14.1 Introduction
  • 14.2 Prevalence Of Mixed Ethernet and Token-Ring Networks14.3 Desktop Computers And Mixed-Mode Networks; 14.4 Network Management And Mixed Ethernet and Token-Ring Networks; 14.5 Interoperable Network Management; 14.6 Network Management Acronyms; 14.7 3Com and IBM's Approach To Heterogeneous LAN Management; 14.8 IILM Benefits To Customers; 14.9 IILM Availability; Chapter 15. Cabletron NB20E/NB25E; Chapter 16. Cisco HyBridge; Chapter 17. CrossComm; 17.1 Introduction; 17.2 Three Token-Ring Internetworking Approaches; 17.3 Source Routing Transparent Bridging

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