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Core Network Architecture Recommendations for Access to Legacy Data Networks over ADSL

Overview This document presents the Core Network architecture for ADSL service access to legacy data networks. The content of the text is derived from several ADSL Forum architecture contributions and other references. It recommends a set of interoperable Core Network Architectures to support broadband service over ADSL systems, and specifies minimum requirements for each. This document is an extension of TR-012, “Broadband Service Architecture for Access to Legacy Data Networks over ADSL”. Therefore each of the network architecture is based on the PPP over ATM (over ADSL) model. The scope of the text is limited by the contributions related to this subject. Documents that are referenced are listed in Section 11. The principal objectives of this document are to provide a number of references Core Network architectures that will support access to legacy data network and are consistent with TR-012.

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Publisher	DSL Forum	File Format	WORD
Date Published	September 1999	Downloads	26
Format	White Papers
Topics	DSL

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