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heterogeneous network

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(networking)heterogeneous network - A network running multiple network layer protocols such as DECnet, IP, IPX, XNS.


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Employing an IBM S/390 and zSeries eServer as a backup server, FDR/UPSTREAM is a high performance enterprise-wide solution for managing corporate data distributed across a heterogeneous network on a variety of open system platforms including Windows, Linux, Novell, and UNIX servers as well as on workstations.
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