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... order to justify the budget for the technical renumbering. There
also may be pure technnical reasons to renumber, such as changes in
technology (e.g., from bridging to routing).
...
... recognizes that renumbering may be required due to the initial
installation of routers in a bridged legacy network. Organizations
may have had an adequate bridging ...
... bridged legacy network. Organizations
may have had an adequate bridging solution that did not scale with
growth. Some organizations could not able to move to routers until
...
... performance improved [Carpenter] to be comparable
to bridges.
Other considerations include compliance with routing ...
... IP subnet. The numbering plan needs to work with
these new ideas. Legacy bridged networks and leading-edge workgroup
...
... switches are specialized, high-
performance bridges, which make their main forwarding decisions
based on Layer 2 (MAC ...
... into a hierarchical, subnetted space consistent with routing.
Traditional bridged networks share many of the problems of workgroup
switches, but have additional performance ...
... networks share many of the problems of workgroup
switches, but have additional performance problems when bridged
connectivity extends across slow WAN links ...
... active in a subnet to which
the access server (or set of bridged access servers) belongs.
These access server functions may be part of the software of a
...