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ATM technologies

tim0thy

Golden Member
Who knows anything about this type of technology? I would like some general information (packet size, etc, etc), I was looking at various websites and I couldn't find it. 🙁 I think it's 53 or 63 bits?
 
It's a fixed cell size of 53 BYTES. Not bits.

It has it's pluses and minuses. I'm really not sure what you're after here though.
 
thanks for your response... i just didn't remember if it was 53 BYTES of 63... and needed an answer relatively quickly... 🙂 thanks for the correction.
 
Oh okay. No problem. We use ATM here to carry voice and data over the same circuit. Like I say,it has it's pluses and minuses. One minus is that due to the overhead (FIXED cell size) it can be wasteful of bandwidth. Fixed cell means: 1 byte of data still results in a 53 byte cell. Hence we net about 37Mbs from a DS-3 (44.736Mbs) due to the fixed cells.

Advantage: flexibility. 🙂
 
Yup... I was playing around with ATM in a test lab when I was still in college... and Fibre... man, those days were fun 😀 Seeing things zip by in ftp was fun too
 
Yeah I jsut used the ATM today to get some money to go to McDonald's. That thing works so cool!
 
STFU! AH! Run along now little boy.

Oh wait Wik you're from Iowa...that explains the dumbass comment.
 
Jeez, lighten up man. It was geting late and I thought a little humor was in order. And it is hard to take offense from an insult from someone in Wisconsin. You people do understand humor yet? Or is that is higher up in human evolution.
 
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