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Chapter 17

X.25

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Figure 17-1

X.25

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Figure 17-2

X.25 Layers in Relation to the OSI Layers

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Figure 17-3

Format of a Frame

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Addressing at the Frame Layer

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Figure 17-5

Three Phases
of the
Frame Layer

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Frame Layer and Packet Layer Domains

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Figure 17-7

Virtual Circuits
in X.25

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LCNs in X.25

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LCN Assignments

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PLP Packet Format

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Categories of PLP Packets

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Data Packets in the PLP Layer

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RR, RNR, and REJ Packets

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Other Control Packets

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Figure 17-16

X.25 Address Format

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Figure 17-17

Triple-X Protocols

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Chapter 18

Frame
Relay

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Figure 18-1

Frame Relay versus Pure


Mesh T-Line Network

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Fixed-Rate versus Bursty Data

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Figure 18-3

X.25 Traffic

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Frame Relay Traffic

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Frame Relay Network

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DLCIs

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PVC DLCIs

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SVC Setup and Release

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SVC DLCIs

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DLCIs Inside a Network

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Frame Relay Switch

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Frame Relay Layers

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Comparing Layers in
Frame Relay and X.25

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Frame Relay Frame

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BECN

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FECN

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Four Cases of Congestion

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Leaky
Bucket

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A Switch Controlling the Output Rate

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Figure 18-20

Flowchart for Leaky


Bucket Algorithm

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Example of Leaky Bucket Algorithm

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Figure 18-22

Relationship between Traffic


Control Attributes

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User Rate in Relation to Bc and Bc + Be

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Figure 18-24

Three Address Formats

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Figure 18-25

FRAD

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