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IAD

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IAD

(Integrated Access Device) A device that multiplexes a variety of communications technologies in the customer's premises onto a single telephone line for transmission to the carrier. It also demultiplexes the incoming streams into their respective channels. Devices supporting various combinations (analog voice, DSL, ISDN, T1, etc.) are available. The term often refers to a device that deals only with DSL, mixing both voice and data over the DSL line. See VoDSL.


IAD - A dynamic analyser from IBM giving information on run-time performance and code use.


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The PG-FlexPlus Edge RAM and the PG-FlexPlus Edge IAD feature environmentally hardened enclosures and line powering for the ultimate in reliability and flexibility of deployment in the outside plant.
Two interesting approaches center on utilizing home networking technology to deliver broadband voice, as well as data, and/or pushing the IAD function into software.
a leading supplier of broadband, VoIP and data networking equipment, today announced an all-in-one IAD (Integrated Access Device) for home or office use that brings unparalleled convenience and performance to digital communications.
 
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