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Wide-Area Networks

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Wide-Area Networks

  1. Introducing Wide-Area Networks

    • Basic Telco Services
      • Switched Analog Circuits for Voice and Data
        • Digital Circuits and Leased Lines
          • Switched Circuits and Circuit Swiching
            • Content-Aware Telco: Packet Switching
              • Using Routers to Send IP Packets over WANs
                • Routers Connect LANs to WANs
                  • Encapsulation and deencapsulation
                    • WAN and LAN Topologies
                      • Point-to-Point Topologies
                        • Hub-Spoke Topologies
                          • Multipoint Topologies
                            • Understanding Leased-Line WAN Links
                              • Customer Perspective on Physical Leased Lines
                                • Distance Limitations
                                  • Speeds
                                    • Cabling
                                      • Channel Service Unit / Data Service Unit
                                        • Summary of the Customer Ends of a Leased Line
                                            • The T-Carrier System and TDM
                                              • The Challenge: Too Many Between Sites
                                                • Making Efficient Use of Trunks with Time-Division Multiplexing
                                                  • TDM Switches and Mapping T1s to T3 Channel
                                                    • T1 and the Role of the CSU/DSU
                                                      • Different views of Bit Rates: Routers Versus CSU/DSU
                                                        • Controlling Leased Lines with Data-Link Protocols

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Mind Map on Wide-Area Networks, created by bighamconnie on 02/18/2015.
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