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1. Out of Africa

Author

Warwick, Martin

Subjects
X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Telecommunications services industry -- Services, Telecommunication systems -- Analysis
Published
1994

2. LAN/WAN integration - exploring the options

Author

Pentland, Carol

Subjects
Network capacity management, WAN, Network management device, ISDN, Company business management, Network management, Frame relay, Integrated Services Digital Network -- Usage, Frame relay -- Usage, Network management systems -- Usage, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Wide area networks -- Management -- Usage
Abstract

Users of local area networks are faced with an array of choices when responding to the challenge of integrating their LAN traffic across wide area networks. There are many options […]

Published
1993

3. An approach to LAN interconnection over X.25

Author

Falk, Gilbert

Subjects
Virtual LAN, Network capacity management, WAN, Network management device, Company business management, Network management, Pre-packaged LAN, LAN, Local area networks -- Usage, Network management systems -- Usage, Connectivity -- Usage, Wide area networks -- Management -- Usage, X.25 Protocol -- Usage
Abstract

Although there are situations where application performance requirements may preclude the use of an X.25 WAN, the 'industrial strength' nature of X.25 networking has much to recommend it as a […]

Published
1992

5. Evaluating frame relay - part II

Author

Korpi, Nancy A.

Subjects
Virtual LAN, WAN, ISDN, Packet switching technology, Pre-packaged LAN, LAN, Packet switch, Frame relay, Integrated Services Digital Network -- Usage, Telecommunication systems -- Standards -- Usage, Frame relay -- Usage, Local area networks -- Usage -- Standards, Packet switching -- Standards -- Usage, Open Systems Interconnection standard -- Usage, Connectivity -- Standards -- Usage, Wide area networks -- Standards -- Usage, X.25 Protocol -- Usage
Abstract

Frame relay, in ISDN-based packet technology, presents an interesting opportunity for corporations in the 1990s. Frame relay provides a smooth transition from today's packet-switching networks to those of tomorrow. It […]

Published
1991

6. Can X.25 overcome its past? X.25's promise has always exceeded its performance. Is there a place for X.25 in a fast-packet/frame relay world?

Author

Nolle, Tom

Subjects
X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Open Systems Interconnection standard -- Standards, Computer network protocols -- Analysis, Business, Business, general, Telecommunications industry, International Organization for Standardization -- Standards
Abstract

The International Standards Organization (ISO) made headlines in 1976 by announcing its Basic References Model for Open Systems Interconnection (OSI). The model promised a stuctured, standard approach to resolving communication [...]

Published
1991

7. Frame relay meets fast packet: pact or friction?

Author

King, Graham

Subjects
Virtual LAN, Telecommunications services industry, Packet switching technology, Pre-packaged LAN, LAN, Packet switch, Frame relay, Data communications -- Design and construction, Frame relay -- Usage, Local area networks -- Usage -- Services, Packet switching -- Usage, Telecommunications services industry -- Services, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Communications industry -- Services
Abstract

Frame relay has been dubbed 'turbocharged packet switching' and is widely viewed as the solution to LAN interconnectivity for the early 1990s. It promises to combine the key benefits of […]

Published
1991

8. The role of LAPD and frame relay in ISDN and private networks

Author

Miller, Arthur R.

Subjects
ISDN, Packet switching technology, Packet switch, Integrated Services Digital Network -- Usage, Packet switching -- Usage, X.25 Protocol -- Usage
Abstract

The Role of LAPD and Frame Relay in ISDN and Private Networks Since 1976 when the International Telephone and Telegraph Consultive Committee (CCITT) first issued the X.25 Packet-Switching Protocol Recommendation, […]

Published
1990

9. A global company, a global network

Author

McClelland, Stephen

Subjects
ISDN, Telecommunications services industry, Communications technology, International communications, Pepsi-Cola International, Philips Business Systems Sopho-S PABX (Computer communications equipment) -- Usage, Integrated Services Digital Network -- Usage, Telecommunication systems -- Usage, Telecommunication -- International aspects -- Usage, Telecommunications services industry -- International aspects -- Usage, International communication -- Usage, X.400 Protocol -- Usage, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Communications industry -- International aspects -- Usage
Abstract

Bringing a coherent corporate strategy to global communications is more complicated than it looks. In spite of voluminous commentaries from pundits about corporate globalization leading to global communications, there are […]

Published
1993

10. Moving forward with X.32

Author

McCallum, Richard

Subjects
Network capacity management, Network management device, Communications technology, Packet switching technology, Network management, Packet switch, Data communications -- Usage, Packet switching -- Standards -- Usage, Telecommunication -- Usage, Network management systems -- Usage -- Standards, X.25 Protocol -- Usage
Abstract

Access methods of packet switching continue to grow more sophisticated. The CCITT's X.32 recommendation has several advantages over traditional dial-up services. In simple terms, X.32 is X.25 over the PSTN, […]

Published
1992

11. X.25 networking solutions in the retail sector

Author

Warren, Stephen

Subjects
Consumer electronics industry, Retail point-of-sale software, Telecommunications services industry, Company business management, Company systems management, Telephone company, British Telecommunications PLC -- Services -- Information management -- Management, Dixons Stores Group -- Information management -- Services -- Management, Consumer electronics industry -- Information management -- Services, Telecommunications services industry -- Services -- Information management -- Usage, Point-of-sale systems -- Management -- Usage -- Services, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Communications industry -- Services -- Information management
Abstract

Internetworking via the X.25 public network has helped the UK's largest retailer of consumer electronics to offer its customer more efficient service on the sales floor. As the UK's largest […]

Published
1992

12. Distributed X.25 networking

Author

Burrows, Bob

Subjects
Distributed processing (Computers), Distributed processing (Computers) -- Usage, X.25 Protocol -- Usage
Abstract

Distributed X.25 Networking In the beginning, X.25 networking was characterized by large nodal processors coupled to relatively dumb, inflexible remote devices known as packet assemblers/disassemblers (PADs). Most of the network […]

Published
1990

13. Treasury opening X.25 network to Web users

Author

Messmer, Ellen

Subjects
Government systems management, Company business planning, Protocol, United States. Department of the Treasury -- Planning, Government computer systems -- Usage, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Computer network protocols -- Usage
Abstract

It's called the Automated Clearing House network, and for about three decades this private nationwide X.25 data-processing system has been a workhorse pumping billions of dollars in collections payments between […]

Published
2000

14. New signs of life for packet switching

Author

Mier, Edwin E.

Subjects
X.25 Protocol, Outlook, Connectivity, Product Development, Packet Switch, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Packet switching -- Usage, Business enterprises
Published
1989

16. Beyond async - when micros aid in the long haul

Author

Segal, Gerald and Sobkowski, Isidore S.

Subjects
X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Operating systems -- Evaluation, Data communications -- Design and construction, Computer networks -- Design and construction, Microcomputers -- Equipment and supplies, Business, Telecommunications industry
Published
1984

18. Combining the best of SNA and X.25 architectures

Author

Holmes, Steven and Fleming, Miles

Subjects
X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Data communications -- Design and construction, Systems Network Architecture -- Usage, Computer networks -- Design and construction, Business, Telecommunications industry
Published
1984

20. Implementing X.25

Author

Emerson, Sandra L.

Subjects
X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Computer interfaces -- Methods, Telecommunication -- Innovations, Computer network protocols -- Usage, Business, Computers and office automation industries
Published
1981

21. How to grow a world-class X.25 network

Author

O'Reilly, Cormac

Subjects
X.25 Protocol, Networks, Architecture, E-Mail, Schlumberger Ltd. -- Technology application, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Network architecture -- Planning, Electronic mail systems -- Installation
Published
1988

22. Communicating between heterogeneous networks

Author

Israel, Jay E. and Weissberger, Alan J.

Subjects
X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Open Systems Interconnection standard -- Usage, Local area networks, Computer network protocols -- Standards, Telecommunication switching equipment -- Design and construction, Telecommunication systems -- Design and construction, Business, Telecommunications industry
Published
1987

23. Emulation techniques for protocol analysis

Author

Dalzell, Carl

Subjects
X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Data communications -- Testing, Computer network protocols -- Testing, Business, Telecommunications industry
Published
1986

24. A state machine handles back-end processing for clustered networks

Author

Bennett, Brian

Subjects
Data communications -- Design and construction, Computer networks -- Design and construction -- Usage, Processing modes -- Usage, Internet service providers -- Usage, Information networks -- Design and construction -- Usage, Clustering (Computers) -- Usage, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Server clustering, Internet service provider, Design and construction, Usage
Abstract

A state machine handles back-end processing for clustered networks When a packet-switching integrated digital network (IDN), such as one conforming with CCITT Recommendation X.25, interfaces with a time-division-multiplexed (TDM) IDN, [...]

Published
1989

25. X.25 emerges as a LAN interconnect option

Subjects
Industry trend, X.25 Protocol, International communications, Telecommunications industry, Ministere des Postes des Telecommunications et de l'Espace, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Telecommunications services industry -- Analysis
Published
1995

26. Administrative Office of U.S. Courts soups up X.25 packet-switched network to transmit legal data

Author

Zurier, Steve

Subjects
Packet switching technology, Network architecture, Backbone network, Packet switch, United States. Administrative Office of the United States Courts, Telecommunication systems -- Usage, Packet switching -- Usage, Network architecture -- Usage, Courts -- Usage, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Backbone networks -- Usage
Abstract

At the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, X.25 packet switching is alive and well. Frank Kownacki, chief of the agency's telecommunications branch, readily admits that the new Data Communications […]

Published
1994

27. ISDN innovation breaks the X.25 price barrier

Author

Roussel, Anne-Marie

Subjects
ISDN, X.25 Protocol, Orange S.A. (Paris, France) -- Services, Integrated Services Digital Network -- Usage, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Computer networks -- Services
Published
1994

28. Can X.25 vendors make the switch to ATM?

Author

Korostoff, Kathryn

Subjects
ATM, Telecommunications Switching Equipment, Packet Switch, X.25 Protocol, Hardware Vendors, Product Development, Marketing Strategy, Industry Analysis, WAN, Integrated voice/data, Asynchronous communications -- Product development, Packet switching -- Product development, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Telecommunication switching equipment -- Forecasts and trends, Wide area networks -- Equipment and supplies, Integrated voice/data -- Product development
Published
1993

29. Sprint offers ISDN access to local, global X.25 nets

Author

Wallace, Bob

Subjects
Enhancements, ISDN, International Communications, Telephone Company, Long-Distance Telephone Service, X.25 Protocol, Sprint Corp. -- Product enhancement, Integrated Services Digital Network -- Services, Telecommunications services industry -- Product enhancement, Long-distance telephone service -- Product enhancement, X.25 Protocol -- Usage
Published
1992

30. Acceptance testing lets Bank of Montreal check vendor claims

Subjects
SNA, Company systems management, Banking industry, Bank of Montreal -- Information management, Banking industry -- Information management, Acceptance testing -- Usage, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Systems Network Architecture -- Usage
Abstract

Organizations which do acceptance < testing on their network devices learn quickly whether their resources are maximizing performance. It's preventative maintenance--an essential process towards building a smoothly running network. 'When […]

Published
1992

31. Plug me in, Scotty

Author

Broadhead, Steve

Subjects
Fiber Distributed Data Interface Standard -- Evaluation, Ethernet -- Evaluation, Token Ring networks -- Evaluation, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Network software -- Evaluation, Computer networks -- Management, Local area networks -- Equipment and supplies, Twisted-pair cables -- Usage, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Microsoft Windows for OS/2 (GUI) -- Evaluation, Open Look (GUI) -- Evaluation, Tapestry (Network operating system) -- Evaluation
Published
1991

32. Net lets firm unify sales offices abroad

Author

Crockett, Barton

Subjects
Financial Software, Orders, Centralization, X.25 Protocol, Minicomputer, Virtual Private Networks, Packet Switch, Analog Devices Inc., Virtual private networks -- Usage, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Packet switching -- Usage, Computer networks -- Usage, Decentralization (Management), Minicomputers -- Usage
Published
1991

33. Users press on with GOSIP trials despite hang-ups

Author

Messmer, Ellen

Subjects
Product Development, Networks, OSI Standard, Government Open Systems Interconnection Profile, Connectivity, Interoperability, X.25 Protocol, X.400 Protocol, Ethernet, LAN, Token Ring Network, Open systems (Computers) -- Product development, Connectivity -- Product development, Interoperability -- Product development, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, X.400 Protocol -- Usage, Ethernet -- Product development, Token Ring networks -- Product development, Open Systems Interconnection standard -- Usage, Local area networks -- Product development
Published
1991

34. Distributed X.25 networking: toward efficient operations

Author

Burrows, Bob

Subjects
X.25 Protocol, Distributed Systems, Network Management, Communications Management, Distributed Processing, Data Communications, Multipoint Lines, Microprocessor, Packet Switch, E-mail, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Packet switching -- Usage, Distributed processing (Computers) -- Equipment and supplies
Published
1991

35. CEPT looks to expand European packet network

Subjects
ISDN, Company business planning, Communications technology, Performance improvement, Telecommunications switching equipment, Packet switch, Conference of European Postal and Telecommunications Administrations -- Planning, Integrated Services Digital Network -- Usage, Business plans -- Usage, Telecommunication systems -- Planning -- Usage, Telecommunication -- Usage, Business planning -- Usage, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Telecommunication switching equipment -- Usage
Abstract

CEPT Looks to Expand European Packet Network LONDON--After languishing in the shade for several years, public packet-switching in Europe is in for something of a boost, if the Conference of […]

Published
1990

36. Tuning an X.25 network to link IBM AS/400s

Author

Hill, Ray

Subjects
X.25 Protocol, WAN, SNA, Connectivity, Applications, Minicomputer, IBM AS/400 (Minicomputer) -- Usage, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Wide area networks -- Design and construction, Minicomputers, Systems Network Architecture -- Usage
Published
1990

37. Linking LANS with X.25 gateways

Author

Luczak, Mark

Subjects
Virtual LAN, WAN, Pre-packaged LAN, LAN, Packet switch, Computer networks -- Usage, Local area networks -- Usage, Information networks -- Usage, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Wide area networks -- Usage
Abstract

LINKING LANS WITH X.25 GATEWAYS Despite the proliferation and interconnection of LANs, the goal of total connectivity is unattainable unless you include remote users needing access to a LAN-connected host. […]

Published
1990

38. Legacy

Subjects
Sangoma Technologies Inc. -- Product enhancement, X.25 Protocol -- Product enhancement, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Wide area networks -- Product enhancement, Computer software industry -- Product enhancement, Product enhancement, WAN, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

With all the buzz over managed IP-VPNs as the latest must-have corporate WAN technology, it's almost refreshing to see a company issue a press release just to boast about its [...]

Published
2004

39. X.25 and protocol conversion

Author

Turner, Charles Tennyson

Subjects
Packet switching -- Usage, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Computer networks -- Design and construction, Data communications -- Design and construction, Business, Telecommunications industry
Published
1984

40. Has time bypassed packet switching?

Author

Nolle, Tom

Subjects
Market domination, Company business planning, Packet switching technology, Packet switch, Packet switching -- Planning -- Usage, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Market share -- Usage
Abstract

Has Time Bypassed Packet Switching? It does not seem long ago that X.25 was the new wave in data communications. Vendors were lining up to certify against Telenet, and users […]

Published
1988

42. AT&T endorses X.25 for packet network

Author

Barbetta, Frank

Subjects
American Telephone and Telegraph Co. -- Standards, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Computer networks -- Standards, Telecommunication -- Standards, Business, Electronics and electrical industries
Abstract

AT&T plans to adopt the X.25 communications protocol endorsed by IBM and other computer equipment firms. The target date for network implementation of 1982 allows time for regulatory approval. The move would set AT&T into direct competition with Tymnet and Telenet in the packet switching network field.

Published
1981

44. Vendors offer X.25 PAD options for modems

Author

Steinberg, Don

Subjects
Under 56Kbps modem, Modem, 56Kbps modem, Modem accessory, Over 56Kbps modem, Design -- Usage, Modems -- Design and construction -- Usage -- Equipment and supplies, X.25 Protocol -- Usage
Abstract

Vendors Offer X.25 PAD Options for Modems As the X.25 international communications protocol for packet switching continues to gain acceptance, a small group of vendors has started to introduce PC […]

Published
1988

45. FCC gets Bell proposal for X.25 packet service

Author

Richter, M.J.

Subjects
American Telephone and Telegraph Co. -- Services, Packet switching -- Services, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Computer network protocols -- Usage, Computer networks -- Planning, Data communications -- Planning, Telecommunications services industry -- Services, Business, Electronics and electrical industries
Published
1982

46. Hong Kong innovates with packet and facsimile

Author

Barty, Euan

Subjects
Telecommunications services industry, Telephone system, Packet switching technology, Packet switch, Hong Kong Telecommunications Ltd. Datacom Services Div. -- Services, Facsimile transmission -- Usage -- Services -- Innovations, Packet switching -- Usage, Telephone systems -- Services -- Innovations -- Usage, Telecommunications services industry -- Innovations -- Services, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Communications industry -- Innovations -- Services
Abstract

Hong Kong innovates with packet and facsimile Hong Kong Telecommunications' Datacom Services is a success story. Since its humble beginnings in 1983, Datacom Services has become one of the fastest […]

Published
1989

47. New for networks: Crosscom X.25 support to ILAN

Author

Wallach, Naor

Subjects
Enhancements, Routers (Connector), X.25 Protocol, CrossComm Corp. -- Product enhancement, CrossComm ILAN (Bridge/router) -- Product enhancement, Computer peripherals industry -- Product enhancement, Bridge/routers -- Product enhancement, X.25 Protocol -- Usage
Abstract

New For Networks: Crosscomm X.25 Support To ILAN 07/07/92 MARLBORO, MASSACHUSETTS, U.S.A., 1992 JUL 7 (NB) -- Crosscomm Corporation is continuing to introduce enhancements and new features for its ILAN […]

Published
1992

48. Pan-European X25 VAT Information Exchange System planned by commission

Subjects
European Economic Community, Contractor, Strategic Planning, Computer Systems Integrator, X.25 Protocol, Networks, Data Communications, European Community. Commission of the European Communities, Sof-X BV -- Contracts, European Union. European Commission -- Information management, Computer systems integrators -- Contracts, X.25 Protocol -- Usage
Published
1992

49. BBN wins Amadeus X.25 deal

Author

Blankenhorn, Dana

Subjects
Telecommunications, Contracts, X.25 Protocol, Amadeus (Reservation system), Europe, Reservation System, BBN Communications Corp. -- Contracts, Amadeus (Reservation system), X.25 Protocol -- Usage, Reservation systems, Telecommunications services industry -- Contracts
Abstract

BBN Wins Amadeus X.25 Deal 12/20/91 CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS, U.S.A., 1991 DEC 20 (NB) - BBN Communications said it will provide an X.25 packet network to Amadeus, the European air reservations […]

Published
1991

50. ...And IBM plans peer-to-peer X25 on information net

Subjects
Peer-to-Peer Communication, Product Development, International Communications, X.25 Protocol, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development, X.25 Protocol -- Usage, International communication -- Product development, Computer peripherals industry -- Product development
Published
1991

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