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DSLAM

A digital subscriber line access multiplexer (DSLAM, often pronounced DEE-slam) is a network switch often located in telephone exchanges, that multiplexes multiple downstream links from digital subscriber line (DSL) customers interfaces to an upstream interface. Its cable internet (DOCSIS) counterpart is the cable modem termination system.

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Role

Asynchronous Transfer ModeFrame RelayInternet ProtocolBackboneAccess network
19 related topics

Path taken by data to DSLAM

DSL modemADSLSHDSLVDSLLAN
14 related topics

Hardware details

ADSL modemsRoutersPSTNPortsTelco
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Bandwidth versus distance

AttenuationADSL2+
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Path taken by data to DSLAM

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Bandwidth versus distance

Hardware details

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DSLAM

Nodes59
Edges58
Triples68
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.033898
Components1

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DSLAM

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related to Path taken by data to DSLAM · 21
DSLAM → ADSL, At, Customer, DSL, DSLAMDSLAM, Handover, HDF, Internet, ISP, It, LAN, LM, Local, Main, MDF, POTS, SHDSL, Telephone, The, The DSLAM
related to Role · 16
DSLAM → AN, Asynchronous Transfer Mode, ATM, Depending, DSL, Frame Relay, Gbit/s, Internet Protocol, IP-DSLAM, Network Service Provider, NSP, Packet Transfer Mode, PTM-TC, The, The DSLAM, Transmission Convergence
related to IP-DSLAM · 15
DSLAM → Asynchronous Transfer Mode, ATM, ATM DSLAM, DSL, DSLAMs, In, Internet Protocol Digital Subscriber, IP, IP-DSLAM, Line Access Multiplexer, The, The DSLAM, This, Traditional, User
related to Hardware details · 10
DSLAM → ADSL, Customers, DC, DSL, DSLAMs, Each DSLAM, Hence, PSTN, The, Typically
related to Bandwidth versus distance · 6
DSLAM → ADSL2, Balanced, Local, Mbit/s, The, Therefore

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Important terminology

data dsl telephone upstream lines used traffic subscriber internet exchange digital line network atm voice switch also ip signals via

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
DSLAMrelated to Bandwidth versus distanceBalanced0.60section
DSLAMrelated to Bandwidth versus distanceTherefore0.60section
DSLAMrelated to Bandwidth versus distanceThe0.60section
DSLAMrelated to Bandwidth versus distanceADSL20.60section
DSLAMrelated to Bandwidth versus distanceLocal0.60section
DSLAMrelated to Bandwidth versus distanceMbit/s0.60section
DSLAMrelated to Hardware detailsCustomers0.60section
DSLAMrelated to Hardware detailsADSL0.60section
DSLAMrelated to Hardware detailsDSL0.60section
DSLAMrelated to Hardware detailsPSTN0.60section
DSLAMrelated to Hardware detailsEach DSLAM0.60section
DSLAMrelated to Hardware detailsTypically0.60section

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