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 | | Frame Relay for High-Speed Networks by Walter Goralski ISBN-10: 0471312746 ISBN-10: 0-471-31274-6 ISBN-13: 9780471312741 ISBN-13: 978-0-471-31274-1 Hardcover 1999-02-04 John Wiley & Sons Find Lowest Price |
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Book Description Emerging new applications for a mature technology. Frame relay has recently emerged as a popular interface choice for today's high-speed services, including videoconferencing, SNA networking, voice-over data, and high-speed Internet access itself. Stressing services rather than bits and bytes, this book reexamines this mature technology in light of these new applications. It contrasts frame relay with alternative technologies, demonstrates how to use it to tackle real business problems, and explains how frame-enabled systems can be exploited for cost-effective solutions. | ||
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It's good enough... Well, this book was write to help you to understand what you can do using Frame Relay Networks, but I think that he needs some "upgrade", that can be made over ATM Backbones using Frame Relay as access, and to mention how some networks, today, uses this technology. I mean, it's not easy to find some answer for some question, like "How can we use a Frame Relay network, transporting IP packets, and delivery this information using ATM interfaces, by ATM-FR Interworking ?". Of course that's my sugestion, but I found very good informations inside it. I recommends. | ||
Guide for understanding frame relay and computer networks Subjects of the book are organized very good and it mentions the technologies with an order. It is separated from the other related books that the author knows frame relay and he presents his kwowledge better. I srongthly recommend to read that book to whom want to learn the basics of frame relay and other technologies. | ||
Relevant, current and readable. This book covers all aspects of today's frame relay: history, functionality, deployment, management, internetworking with TCP/IP, ATM, SNA, voice and other frame relay networks and regulatory constraints. It starts with an excellent introduction that will get most people up to speed. All topics are covered in a knowledgeable, readable and sometimes amusing style. | ||