what is cell switching?
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Answer / suresh palanivel
Cell switching is done by ATM.
AtM uses fixed 53 bytes to transfer the packet.
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Answer / furqan
cell switching is done by atm (asynchronous transfer mode).atm is a wan tech and there are different service providers for it,it sends data into cells rather than the frames as done by a frame relay.it consists of fixed cells of 53 bytes(48 of data and 5 of header)though its faster than the frame relay but still we avoid it,its because of expensive solution,in it we need special hardwares.
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