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WAN
1998
Springer

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Low Speed ATM over ADSL and the Need for High Speed Networks

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Low Speed ATM over ADSL and the Need for High Speed Networks

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The use of modern technology from non-standard sources allows IT centres to find temporary solutions for operational needs, for example to provide access quickly to a networking infrastructure for the local scientific community. This paper describes the experiences of GWDG with ADSL equipment. Although originally a consumer technology it can also be used in a scientific environment. Despite of having some clear limitations, ADSL technology can be used quite well if other means are not readily available. In addition various networking issues that arise in a scientific environment are discussed, using the situation in G

Gerhard J. A. Schneider

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Added	06 Aug 2010
Updated	06 Aug 2010
Type	Conference
Year	1998
Where	WAN
Authors	Gerhard J. A. Schneider

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