MCSA Study Guide: Managing a Windows 2000 Network Environment (Exam 70-210)

Author: Rory McCaw Alan Simpson
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: This book comprehensively and systematically introduces end-to-end DSL solutions for service providers. The book is divided into 6 chapters, covering the reasons why telephone companies adopt DSL as a high-speed access technology; different DSL technologies and the advantages and disadvantages of each; the functional modules, responsibilities, and their defined locations; the data encapsulation format of user ATMVC; real-world DSL deployment scenarios; and an overview of current business service models. The goal of this book is to help users become more familiar with various DSL access and core architectures, as well as how they are implemented. By providing real-world deployment scenarios and case studies, this book helps readers understand the strengths and weaknesses of DSL architectures, enabling them to apply these principles when designing and building their own DSL networks. This book is suitable for network engineers and network designers.