| Caption: |
Example of hierarchical addresses in a WAN. Each address consists of
two parts: the first part identifies a packet switch, and the second part
identifies a computer connected to the switch.
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| Figure: |
13.3 |
| Section: |
13.6 |
| Page: |
205 |
| Type: |
figure |
| Item: |
Figure 13.3 without caption |
| Item: |
Figure 13.3 without caption (monochrome) |
| Item: |
Figure 13.3 with caption |
| Item: |
Figure 13.3 with caption (monochrome) |
| PostScript: |
Figure 13.3 in PostScript |
| PostScript: |
Figure 13.3 in PostScript (monochrome) |
| Keywords: |
figure 13.3, hierarchical address, packet switch address, computer address
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