Method for translating an ATM switch cell header
OwnerMichel Delattre, Didier Guerin +1inventors
InventorsMichel Delattre, Didier Guerin, Marc Bavant
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OwnerMichel Delattre, Didier Guerin +1inventors
InventorsMichel Delattre, Didier Guerin, Marc Bavant
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The invention relates to a process for translating an ATM cell header for the routing thereof on a transmission highway of a communication network via an ATM switch. The header of the cell includes a first field VPI and a second field VCI, the first field VPI identifying a virtual path number and the second field VCI selecting a specified virtual channel within the virtual path. The process includes in]storing indirect addressing context page numbers in a first major table (3), storing context page numbers for the circuits in VP switching mode in a second major table (4), storing context page numbers (7) for the circuits in VC switching mode in indirect addressing (5) context pages (2), addressing the context pages (7) of circuits in VC switching mode by way of an indirect addressing (5) context page on the basis of the first major table (3) and of the field VCI, and addressing the context pages (9) of the VP switching mode on the basis of context page numbers contained in the second major table (4).
Process for translating an ATM cell header for the routing thereof on a transmission highway of a communication network via an ATM switch, the header of the cell comprising a first field VPI and a second field VCI, the first field VPI and a second field VCI, the first field VPI identifying a virtual path (VP) number and the second field VCI selecting a specified virtual channel (VC) within the virtual path, said process comprising:
A digital data switch for translating and routing an asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) cell having a header that includes a VPI field identifying a virtual path number, and a VCI field identifying a virtual channel within the virtual path, said switch comprising:
A digital data switch for translating and routing an asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) cell having a header that includes a VPI field identifying a virtual path number, and a VCI field identifying a virtual channel number within the virtual path, said switch comprising:
A computer-readable medium for use in translating and routing an asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) cell, the cell having a header that includes a virtual path identification field (VPI) field and a virtual channel identification (VCI) field, the computer-readable medium comprising:
A computer-readable medium for use in translating and routing an asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) cell, the cell having a header that includes a virtual path identification field (VPI) field and a virtual channel identification (VCI) field, the computer-readable medium comprising:
A method for translating an ATM cell header for the routing thereof on a transmission highway of a communication network via an ATM switch, the header of the cell comprising a first field VPI and a second field VCI, the first field VPI identifying a virtual path (VP) number and the second field VCI selecting a specified virtual channel (VC) within the virtual path, said process comprising:
A digital data switch for translating and routing an asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) cell having a header that includes a VPI field identifying a virtual path number and a VCI field identifying a virtual channel within the virtual path, said switch comprising:
A digital data switch for translating and routing an asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) cell having a header that includes a VPI field identifying a virtual path number and a VCI field identifying a virtual channel within the virtual path, said switch comprising:
A computer-readable medium for use in translating and routing an asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) cell having a header that includes a VPI field identifying a virtual path number and a VCI field identifying a virtual channel number within the virtual path, said computer-readable medium comprising:
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