Broadband Services Implementation by Using Survivable ATM Architecture

Sairam, K. V. S. S. S. S.; Singh, Chandra; Vamsi, P Sai; Sreekantha, D K; Annapurna, K.; Rao, K. Sarveswara

doi:10.2139/ssrn.3355302

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“…It uses the frame as a unit to transmit data, which shortens the transmission delay and has a low overhead. ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) [17,18] technique uses cells as the unit of packet switching and adopts asynchronous time division multiplexing for transmission. ATM has scalability and low latency.…”

Section: Packet Switchingmentioning

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Stratosphere: A Fast Virtual Circuit Switch Layer for Data Center Network

Wang

et al. 2022

Electronics

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The hierarchical structure of the data center network is more and more unsuitable for increasing east-west traffic from virtual machines. Reconfigurable circuit switching is utilized to reduce regional hotspots, which causes the problem of routing oscillation. We propose a stratospheric network of the data center, which combines virtual circuit switching and Tor switches. It acts as a supplement to tropospheric transmission across the hierarchical structure to alleviate global hotspots. The link of VCS (Virtual Circuit Switching) is divided into virtual channels by time division, and packets are sliced into cells to be transmitted at a specific time slot. Via the direct connection and the relaying of VCS modules, the stratospheric network could support not only the sharing of uplinks between Tor switches but also dynamical forwarding. Experiments of parameter servers demonstrate that it accelerates the transmission of data, which could provide a direct and fast path, especially for east-west traffic.

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Section: Packet Switchingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Stratosphere: A Fast Virtual Circuit Switch Layer for Data Center Network

Wang

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Electronics

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“…The functions of the levels considered are significantly different: level 2 is responsible for the error-free transfer of information between the DTE and the network, and level 3 is responsible for routing the data throughout the network [4,5,6,7] Level 1 . Physical layer.…”

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The task of managing flows in a communication network of the X.25 protocol

Khawaldah

2020

jaset

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One of the most established and well-known standards for packet switched networks are the international standard X.25, The X.25 Recommendation defines the interface requirements between the user equipment (such as a terminal, bridge, router, and computer) and a packet switching network for data exchange X.25 network provides an efficient way to transfer data within one region, the country and even all over the world. The synchronous data transfer with a speed of up to 64 Kbps. The X.25 standards provides automatic error detection and correction, which allows X.25 networks to work effectively even in regions where the quality of communication lines is low. The X.25 interface provides Access to the remote user to the host computer (host). The X.25 standard describes the interface between the data entry equipment – DTE (Data Terminal Equipment) and data network equipment – DCE (Data Circuit terminating Equipment). Bridges, routers, terminals, personal computers (PCs), workstations are an example of equipment that can function as a (DTE) . When it is connected to a packet switched network. DTE provides the user part of the user-network interface. The equipment to which the DTE is connected is called DCE. DCE provides the network part of the user-network interface. Each DTE has its own DCE. However, several DTE devices can be connected to the same DCE. DTE-DTE connection is invalid; communication is only possible between DTE-DCE and DCE-DCE

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