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Application Note: How to Evaluate Network and Device Performance
Application Note: How to Evaluate Network and Device Performance

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Chapter 2 Lecture Presentation
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... Hold – Time during which routes that have been marked invalid will be "held" and not replaced with a new route with a greater distance. This timer determines how long the route is "held" down (marked inaccessible and advertised as unreachable). While in holddown, the route is still used for forwardi ...
MediaPack 1288
MediaPack 1288

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HotView Pro™ Mesh Management Software
HotView Pro™ Mesh Management Software

... The MeshBridge feature is used to connect multiple mesh networks into a single, integrated mesh environment with up to 1000 nodes. The MeshBridge link can be established using a direct, wired connection, or made via any separate switched or routed LAN or WAN infrastructure. MeshBridge helps extend r ...
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Dominating Biological Networks

... define as biologically central (BC) the genes that belong to one of the following four gene categories: aging (A) genes, cancer (C) genes, HIV-interacting (HIV) genes, and pathogen-interacting (PI) genes. Our hypothesis is that BC genes, i.e., their protein products (henceforth, we use terms ‘‘gene’ ...
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CEN 4500C Computer Networks Fundamentals
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Heading towards 5G networks: market drivers

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Airborne Networking

An Airborne Network (AN) is the infrastructure that provides communication transport services through at least one node that is on a platform capable of flight.
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