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A simulation study of the migration from a CSMA/CD network to FDDI

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2 Author(s)
Popovich, S. ; Central Michigan Univ., Saginaw, MI, USA ; Alam, M.

This paper describes, simulates and compares a four segment CSMA/CD network and a four segment CSMA/CD network interconnected by FDDI. We evaluate the performance of an FDDI network under varying load and changing topographical conditions and compare the results to the original CSMA/CD network. The objective of the paper is to study the performance benefits of the migration using simulation, to determine if stated FDDI performance objectives can be met with the existing equipment, and to discuss implementation issues

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Local Computer Networks, 1994. Proceedings., 19th Conference on

Date of Conference: 1994

Page(s):
73 - 80
Meeting Date :
02 Oct 1994-05 Oct 1994
Print ISBN:
0-8186-6680-3
INSPEC Accession Number:
4916889
Conference Location :
Minneapolis, MN
Digital Object Identifier :
10.1109/LCN.1994.386613
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