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switched network

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switched network

(1) The international dial-up telephone system.

(2) A network in which a temporary connection is established from one point to another for either the duration of the session (circuit switching) or for the transmission of one or more packets of data (packet switching). See packet switching and circuit switching.


switched network [′swicht ′net‚wərk]
(communications)
A communications network, such as the dial telephone network, in which any station may be connected with any other through the use of switching and control devices.


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With the addition of Cisco Clean Access Out-of-Band, organizations can take advantage of their high-speed switched network infrastructures to deploy network admission control capabilities and maximize the reach of the security policy enforcement," said Arvin Babu, director of engineering in the Security Technology Group (STG) at Cisco Systems.
CTSX offers an easy migration from the traditional circuit switched network to the next generation packet switched network based on IP (Internet Protocol).
It arms the packet switched network with great flexibility and potential in view of the fast deployment and combined marketing of value-added services, which is presently beyond the PSTN's capability.
 
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