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A Brief History of Computer Networkingphasis of the Arpanet work was its reliance on the then novel technique of packet switching to efficiently share communication resources among “bursty” users, instead of the more traditional message or circuit switching.

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Globale Eigenschaften der Kernerks are all examples of store-and-forward networks with data packets* moving from a source to a destination, buffered at intermediate nodes along a path. The path is defined simply as the collection of sequential communication links ultimately connecting source to destination.

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