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What does BR stand for?

Backbone Router


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  • Information technology (IT) and computers

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Samples in periodicals archive:
Alaxala Networks is a joint venture of the switching and routing divisions of Hitachi, and NEC Corporation, and is a provider of backbone routers and switches for telecom carriers, government and large corporate networks.
The authors add that although routers arc generally less vulnerable than computers because they offer fewer services, "there is the possibility that a current or as yet undiscovered vulnerability could be used to gain control of a number of backbone routers.
Ericsson's AXI 580 IP Backbone Routers are based on Juniper Networks leading IP knowledge and technology.
The company's purpose-built M40 Internet backbone router uses JUNOS software, ASICs, and wire-rate performance to provide new Internet infrastructure solutions for service providers.
A BETTER MOUSETRAP Another multilayer switching approach is to replace the overloaded legacy backbone router with a wire-speed switching router that supports a multitude of protocols, ranging from IP, IPX, OSPF, and Appletalk, to BGP4 and VRRP.
[TABULAR DATA NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] A backbone router with five FDDI connections must scale to five Gigabit Ethernet connections.
Under the agreement with TIC, Ericsson will deliver IP core backbone routers based on the new Juniper Networks T640 Internet Routing Node, as part of its verified and pre-tested Packet Backbone Network (PBN) solution.
Under the new contract, the second IP backbone contract for Ericsson with FuJian CT, Ericsson will provide its Packet Backbone Network solution, including its AXI 580 IP Backbone Routers (based on Juniper Networks M160 Internet routers) and switches from Extreme Networks.

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