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`The Authoritative Resource for
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`MORE THAN 20,000 TERMS DEFINED
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`NEWTON's TELECOM DICTIONARY
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`copyright © 2002 Harry Newton
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`Published by CMP Books
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`Table of Contents
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`HELP MAKE THIS DICTIONARY EVEN BETTER
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`119 BEST DOLLAR-SAVING TIPS
`~ How To Save on Telecom, PC, Internet and Airline Expenses and Best Investment Tips................005 Vl
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`WHYIS IT SO HARD TO BUY?
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`WHERE'S THE TECHNOLOGY GOING?
`- Cheaper, faster and more relicble ore obvious trends but there are other less obvious important ones also. .... XVI
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`DISASTER RECOVERY PLANNING
`~ How to Make Sure Your Computing and Telecommunications Still RUN... 6.6... XIX
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`RULES FOLLOWED IN THIS DICTIONARY
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`ABOUT THE AUTHOR
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`ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTING EDITOR
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`jon. Partial Packet Discord
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`work, viz.: IP address shortages, broadcasts nat meant for you appearing on your local1?
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`such as voice and
`address (because you are on « giant IS centered virtucl net), and other (mainly ISP-end)
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`the subsequent cells associated with the packet are dropped,
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`difficultiesinherent in large bridged networks. See also Ethemet, PPP, and PPPoA.
`with the exception of the cell indicating the end of the data packet.PPP enhances the per
`ed to,travel across
`PPS 1. Pulses Per Second.
`formance of the ATM network by dropping those cells,which serve no purpose as the entire
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`2. Precise Positioning Service. The most accurate dynamic positioning possible with GPS
`acket will be transmitted in elher case.
`PPP is on earlier, ond less sophisticated, tech-
`jetky video),
`(Global Positioning System), based on the dual frequency P-code.
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`3. Packets Per Second. A measurement of the throughput of « packet switch or router, or
`P over ATM, EPD, ond LANE.
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`a packetbased
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`PPDNPublic Packet Dota Network.
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`Parts of error Per Millon, clock slack, eift, skew, slew+
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`Robotics’ Total Control NEFServer remote access server platform, PPTP streantines access
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`NT networking
`environments, and
`allows NT network clients to teke full advantage of
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`clocking source is +/-5% accurate. 1-3 systems are characterized by a clock slack of
`the services provided by Microsoft’s RAS (Remote Access Service). For remote access, over
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`up
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`PPTP creates o “tunnel” directly to the appropriate departmental NT
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`Server on o network — even if
`there ore hundreds of NI Servers. The PPTP specification
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`unacceptable level of data error.
`ids on standards such os PPP and TCP/IP, PPTP ‘tunnels’ o remote user’s PPP packets
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`PPNProcessor Port Network, which is the master controller (i.e., CPU) of a proprietary
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`Avaya system.
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`than of the remote access hardware, PPTP allows network
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`PPPPointoPoint Protocal. Asdefined in RFC 1661, PPPis a Layer 2, or Dato Link Layer
`administrators to standardize secuity
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`Preamble
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`users, databases, allowed access and network
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`their NI-based nefwork will use these services, incleding
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`that encapsulates packet data using a variation on the HOLC (High level Data
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`the preamble is
`Link Control) protocol,
`PPP, which forgely has replaced the fess robust predecessor SLIP
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`protection features, unlike SLIP.
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`international version of what Americans call PRE. See also ISDN ond Primary Rate Interface
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`PPPoAPoint-to-Point Protocol over ATM. A DSLterm,
`defining the use of the PPP pro-
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`customer premises, the ATA\ protocolis embedded in an 1AD
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`Companies. A poor use of the word, A better word would be procedure,
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`the network, ATA runs in an ATMvequinped DSLAM (DSL Access Multiplexer).
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`which the mesa
`See also ATM, DSL, DSLAM, JAD, PPP, and PPPoE.
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`tional four touch
`PPPoEPointio-Point Protocol over Ethernet. Defined in the RFC 2516 from the IETF
`going on.
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`PRBS 1. Pseudo Rondom Bit Sequence/pattern. A test pattern having the properties of
`Precedencé
`your Intemet Service
`Provider. lis moin advantage is thot it eliminates the need for
`the ISP
`random data (genarally 517 or 2047 bits),
`but generated in such a monnerthat onother
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`method of encapsulating your data for transmission to
`far point. [tis very similar to PPP
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