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IPv6 - The Next Generation Internet Protocol

Overview The RD3C was designed to provide advanced wireless capability, independent of U.S cellular service while maintaining full interoperability with a user’s legacy switching equipment. The system is scalable, micro-cellular application capable of supporting up to 200 wireless users and 30 wired stations at the site of the switch. The system provided connectivity to defense switch networks (DSN), PSTN, trunking systems, and commercial wireless networks.

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Publisher	Calsoft Systems	File Format	HTML
Date Published	March 2004	Downloads	2
Format	White Papers
Topics	Wireless Internet, TCP - IP, IP Technologies

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