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HPR
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(High-Performance Routing) Extensions to IBM's APPN networking that enable SNA data to be sent over frame-based (Ethernet, etc.) and cell-based (ATM) networks. HPR improves routing performance and reliability and is designed to eliminate congestion on network backbones.
HPR - High Performance Routing


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This win is testament to our commitment to higher education and our ability to provide technology solutions that deliver high-performance routing with reliable quality of service (QoS)," said Haywood Talcove, vice president of Government and Education, Juniper Networks.
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