Should you deploy ATM ? will ATM support your existing application environment ? Do you know if you should choose the Classical Model or LAN Emulation ? And just how do you implement ATM as part of your existing network ? And how does ATM compare with other high speed technologies ? This comletely updated new edition of ATM: Solutions for Enterprise Internetworking tries to answer these questions and more. David Ginsburg's book is a practical guide to ATM implementation, focussing strongly on how to integrate ATM within your existing enterprise network. It focusses on the practical aspects of ATM - How to deploy ATM in support of data, voice and video traffic; How to support applications and services across the ATM network; Which standards are relevant and what is their status; Which devices should be deployed for any given application environment. All of these solutions are backed up by extensive implementation scenarios, covering hardware, topologies, configurations, data models and application support. This new edition includes: ? Updated data models, including Label Switching/Tag, IP Switching, and PPP over ATM ? Expanded sections on voice and video integration ? New section de
The best ATM book I have bought! (and I have bought several)
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 24 years ago
This is the only book I know that covers more than the typical cell structure, layer model and traffic shapping algorithms in ATM. Chapter 4 explains very well the strategies for transporting IP over ATM (Classical IP, LANE, MPOA, MPLS, Tag Switching,, etc.), and PPP over ATM. It is recommended for readers who already have the theoretical ATM background, but wants to Implement real ATM networks. (It is also suitable for beginners in this field, that are not interested in very technical details about ATM).
Required Reference
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 25 years ago
I suppose that if someone were ready to tackle the next big protocol on his or her summer learning list, this probably wouldn't be the book to pick up. However for the enterprise professional that is already up on the protocols, this is an excellent reference. This book has been an invaluable resource for both myself and everyone in my organization. (We have multiple copies between us, and it's still difficult to find a copy!) So if you are just coming into the ATM world you should probably get some background and basics, but when you are ready to implement that enterprise solution and need to understand just what that Segmentation and Reassembly Sublayer is doing to your IP packets, You'll pick up this book without even thinking about it. All in all I have found this book to be an excellent investment.
Useful, clear if a little heavy.
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 25 years ago
A very useful book, broad in scope and clear in presentation I found it to be a reliable source. The only irritation; acronyms are allowed to flourish to an oppressive degree.Good Value
ATM: Acronym Training Method
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 27 years ago
This book is very dry and best used as a supplement for another book. If you are just starting out then this book is not for you. The price is good though.
Highly technical and informative book on ATM
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 27 years ago
Read this book and become an expert on ATM. This book, however, is highly technical and requires a lot of discipline to get through the book.
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