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IP and ATM - a position paper

Jean-Yves Le Boudec, Silvia Giordano Cremonese
1997
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This paper gives a technical overview of different networking technologies, such as Internet and ATM. It describes different approaches of how to run IP on top of an ATM network and assesses their potential to be used as an integrated services network. Keyword List: ATM, IPv4, IPv6, RSVP, LANE, CLIP, NHRP, MPOA, Arequipa, IP-Switching, Tag-Switching

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