Description of Frame Relay Service Sample Clauses

Description of Frame Relay Service. Xxxxxxxx Frame Relay Service is a technology that allows commercial end-users to use a network of shared private lines to send and receive data from geographically distant locations. Frame Relay can be defined as packet-switched, multiplexed data networking technology supporting connectivity between user equipment, such as routers, and a carrier's frame relay network equipment.
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Description of Frame Relay Service. Williams Frame Relay Service is a technology that allows commerxxxx xxx-users to use a network of shared private lines to send and receive data from geographically distant locations. Frame Relay can be defined as packet-switched, multiplexed data networking technology supporting connectivity between user equipment, such as routers, and a carrier's frame relay network equipment.

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