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Emulation of ISDN multi-channel circuit-mode bearer services in next generation networks by TDM pseudo-wires

Muñoz-Calle et al., 2012

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15052572649572792981
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Muñoz-Calle J
Sierra A
Vozmediano J
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2012 Next Generation Networks and Services (NGNS)

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The specifications of the Next Generation Networks (NGN) agree on the need for migration mechanisms that enable the replacement of traditional networks, highlighting the ISDN networks. This requirement has a notable impact on NGN in terms of network design. Recent …
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