Customer network configurations and generic flow control
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This paper analyses the BISDN customer network configurations as specified in CCITT Recommendation I.413 (e.g. star, bus, ring, starred bus), assumed market needs and the impact on the ATM layer functionality at the broadband user-network interface at the SB and TB reference points. Orderly and fair access of several terminals to a shared transmission medium requires a suitable access protocol (generic flow control). Its functionality and possible implementations are discussed.
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