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dynamic bandwidth allocation

Using dynamic bandwidth allocation, an ISDN line can handle voice and data at the same time. This way, a person downloading files from the Net could be yakking away on the phone over the same ISDN line. To make this possible, the ISDN device reallocates one of the channels used to carry data for the voice call. Once the call has been completed, the second channel is returned to data transmission so the transfer can be done efficiently. This dynamic allocation can take place only if the ISDN connection uses MPPP.

 

 

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