Asynchronous Transfer Mode: Atm Archtecture and Implementation by James Martin, Joe Leben and Kathleen Kavanagh Chapman (1996, Paperback, Facsimile)

Key Details
Author:	James Martin, Joe Leben, Kathleen Kavanagh Chapman
Language:	English
Publisher:	Prentice Hall
Format:	Paperback
ISBN-10:	0135679184
ISBN-13:	9780135679180

Additional Details
Edition Description:	Facsimile

Size
Length:	255 pages
Height:	9.8 in
Width:	7.5 in
Thickness:	0.8 in
Weight:	24.8 oz

Publisher's Note
An in-depth exploration of ATM, emphasizing its critical role in the future of communication network technology, for those involved in information systems and network administration. Contains sections on ATM transmission and switching, how ATM technology can be integrated into enterprise networks, ATM functions and architectures, and opportunities for vendors and service providers. Includes appendices on international standards organizations, TCP/IP, and OSI. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) technology is a new technology for electronic communication that has the potential for replacing the many conflicting technologies that must now be integrated into a cohesive whole. ATM represents a single communication technology that can operate both over the short distances spanned using typical local area network (LAN) technology and over the long distances spanned by wide area network (WAN) technology.