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dual-homedConnected to two networks or circuits. See dual-homed host.
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Extreme Networks[R] high availability Layer 3 Ethernet switching solution delivers a non-blocking switch fabric and non-blocking architecture to support redundant, dual-homed connections for scalable and fault tolerant meshed topologies--all at wire-speed. IntroWeb currently has a redundant backbone network dual-homed to the Amsterdam Internet Exchange (AMS-IX), and offers broadband wireless as well as high speed and broadband wireline (ISDN, Cable, ADSL, E-1) services and applications for residential and enterprise subscribers. The demonstration will also utilize many of the resiliency capabilities required in a converged, multi-service network including Riverstone's modular operating system, MPLS fast-reroute and a dual-homed MTUs. |
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