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How would you define "node"? 1

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RyanEOD

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Well as always I am turning to you guys. I need help in defining the term node as it relates to a CS1000E and doing a IP phone. Be as detailed as you can. Thank you!
 
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A node is just a "device,Segment" on your network. What are you trying to accomplish?
 
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Eh, someone wanted a definition and I can't find anything on the Nortel sites about what it really means. When you have to put what node you are using on a soft phone, they want that right there defined.
 
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A point of connection into a Network. In multi-point Nerworks, it's a unit that's polled. LAN's, a device on the ring. Packet Switched Networks, one of the many packet switches which form the backbone.

Mato' Was'aka
 
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