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DLSw
(redirected from Data Link Switching)

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DLSw
(Data Link SWitching) An IBM method for integrating and forwarding SNA and LAN traffic over wide area networks (WANs) by encapsulating the data in TCP/IP packets. DLSw supports the SDLC (SNA) and LLC2 (Token Ring) data link protocols and is generally employed in routers. Multiprotocol over frame relay (MPOFR) is a later technology designed to move SNA and LAN traffic over frame relay. See MPOFR.


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This means enterprises will not need to remotely administer branch cluster controllers, utilize expensive data link switching (DLSw)-capable routers, or maintain costly front-end processors.
It also eliminates the need for Data Link Switching and additional routers to support that environment.
These enhanced features extend Bay Networks' Data Link Switching (DLSw) implementation with support for DLSw Version 2 which enables a single router to scale to support larger networks; multiple PU Type 1 devices to prevent SNA session timeouts; and DLSw Backup Peers for increased network availability.
 
 
 
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