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• Circuit switching
  '''Circuit switching''' is a technique for [[telecommunications network]]s in which information The [[Public Switched Telephone Network]] is the classic example of circuit switching. Once a source and destination are associated by a telephone call, the reso
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• Circuit switching/Definition
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• Circuit switching/Related Articles
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• TTC-56/Definition
  ...and data tactical switching system, using [[routing]] and [[circuit switch|circuit switching]] technology
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• TTC-39/Definition
  A tactical digital [[circuit switching|circuit switch]], the core of the TRI-TAC architecture, but relatively larg
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• Session border controller/Definition
  ...encryption gateway]]-like functions, as well as certain types of [[virtual circuit switching|voice call switching]]
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• Joint Network Node/Definition
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• Packet switching
  In contrast, circuit switching commits resources, not just state, to the association. ...ne aspects of packet and circuit switching, or at least packet and virtual circuit switching, such as Multi-Protocol Label Switching or paths set up with the Resource R
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• Packet switching/Related Articles
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• Forwarding plane/Related Articles
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• Resource Reservation Protocol/Related Articles
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• Circuit switching
  '''Circuit switching''' is a technique for [[telecommunications network]]s in which information The [[Public Switched Telephone Network]] is the classic example of circuit switching. Once a source and destination are associated by a telephone call, the reso
  3 KB (421 words) - 07:01, 26 January 2009
• Multi-Protocol Label Switching/Related Articles
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• Telecommunications network/Related Articles
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• Routing and switching
  ...hybrid technologies such as [[Multi-Protocol Label Switching]] (MPLS). [[Circuit switching]] is declining in use, but has different techniques for redirecting physica Bridging, MPLS, and circuit switching do not primarily operate at the internetwork layer, but below it, although
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• Private branch exchange
  The original PBX were manual switchboards. Later, they used [[circuit switching]] technology. Starting in the 1990s, they began to use [[Voice over Interne
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• Relay (computers)/Related Articles
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• Erlang's original domain
  The original domain for Erlang was [[circuit switching]] systems in the [[Public Switched Telephone Network]]. The nature of the o
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• Public Switched Telephone Network/Related Articles
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• Defense Information Systems Network
  ...[compartmented control system|TOP SECRET/compartmented control]] levels. [[circuit switching|Circuit-switched]] and [[bridge (computer network)|bridged]] classified net
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• Electromagnetic spectrum/Related Articles
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• TRI-TAC
  ...tical communications architecture, centered around AN/[[TTC-39]] digital [[circuit switching|circuit switches]]. The AN/TTC-39 is a modular design, which, in a late ver
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• Defense Information Systems Agency
  ...l, satellite or mixtures. Subnetworks of DISN are usually multiplexed or [[circuit switching|circuit switched]], or use hybrid technologies such as [[Multi-Protocol Lab
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