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Posted by vicky on July 1, 2008, 2:05 am
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> > > what is the mac service data unit
> > > what part of frame is it contain
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> > It's the "data content" part of a MAC frame that is used for the
> > special service frames of the Internal Sublayer Service. So it's not
> > the same frame as used in the normal peer-to-peer MAC service.
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> Au contraire, mon frere. The MAC SDU is simply a fancy architectural
> term for the MAC payload, whether it be for a bridge function client, or
> a Network layer protocol client.
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Sir
my question is continued in transparent and source-routed frame
How the frame's nature is changed
means when a frame is said to be transparent frame and when a frame
is said to be source - routed frame
Is there any programming requirment for changing a frame either from
transparent to source - routed and vice - versa.
or the changing of frame is done automatically .....
Thanks
Vikrant
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