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token ring network

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token ring network
A LAN access method that uses the token passing technology in a physical ring. Each station in the network passes the token on to the station next to it. Token Ring and FDDI LANs use the token ring access method. See Token Ring, FDDI and token passing.


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The system updates data every few minutes and supports ATM, VLAN and Fast EtherChannel networks, as well as LAN, T1/E1, T3/E3, Fast Ethernet, FDDI, and Token Ring network protocols.
Madge Networks (Nasdaq:MADGF), a supplier of data, video and voice networking solutions, and IP Metrics, a developer of availability management software for PC networks, have teamed up to offer Token Ring network managers a simple and cost-effective solution to upgrade their server network connections.
The Smart DeskStream switch integrates easily into existing Token Ring networks and brings the benefits of desktop switching such as increased network productivity, manageability and security.
 
 
 
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