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Private line

In wired telephony, a private line or tie line is a service that involves dedicated circuits, private switching arrangements, and/or predefined… 
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2017
2017
On the Performance and Cost of Cloud-Assisted Multi-path Bulk Data Transfer
Since the Internet is an aggregation of multiple ASes (Autonomous Systems), congestion control and utilization are not globally… 
2010
2010
Subdivision Controller Design of Stepping Motor Based on FPGA
The new generation of field programmable gate array(FPGA) technologies enables an embedded processor intellectual property (IP… 
2008
2008
Network construction solution of large client private line access based on MSTP
Aimming at the network construction of large client private line access, combining with the three-level network optimizing in… 
2005
2005
Global Interoperability Trial for Next-Generation Photonic IP Network – GMPLS/OUNI Protocols and Applications –
We confirm three GMPLS technologies: GMPLS/MPLS inter-working, OUNI, and the multi-CoS recovery mechanism, using the MPLS/GMPLS… 
2004
2004
Governance with Respect to Higher Education in China--A View on Blurring Public/Private Boundaries in Policy Process.
1999
1999
Designing Private Line Networks
We study a capacitated network design problem arising in the design of private line networks. Given a complete graph, a subset of… 
1998
1998
A Performance Oriented Service Interface for Virtual Private Networks
1994
1994
Russia's revolutionary underground: the construction of the Moscow subway, 1931-1935
Review
1992
Review
1992
The future of substrate data private line networking
Private line networking for data applications using data rates equal to or less than 64 kb/s, referred to as substrate, is… 
1977
1977
Regulation of Computer Communications
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