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path diversity

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Having multiple routes to reach a destination. The Internet is the world's largest example. It is a mesh network in which packets can take different routes depending on the current status of each backbone and router in the vicinity. See mesh network and wireless mesh network.


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In addition, the review noted the path diversity feature of the FCP 100 that enables network engineers to determine the convergence points of their service providers and make intelligent decisions about provider diversity and network performance.
1 include: enhanced bandwidth scalability, new service provider path diversity tools, and improved reporting capabilities.
RadioTel's RadioRing(TM) product line allows easy implementation of a wideband wireless ring-based networks, ensuring protection of the information (survivability), path diversity, and simple "flexible" (dynamic) allocation of the bandwidth.
 
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