Re: Help about N.I.S.L.
Art Berggreen <art@acc.com> Wed, 02 November 1994 17:59 UTC
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From: Art Berggreen <art@acc.com>
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To: claus@sia.it, iplpdn@CNRI.Reston.VA.US
Subject: Re: Help about N.I.S.L.
> >Could anyone help me? >I'd like to knwo what does it mean the achronym NISL? >It should be a sublayer mapping the tcp/IP (or transoprt OSI) functions in >a X.25 network. >Thanks for the attention I believe that it stands for "Network Interface Sub-Layer". Art
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