Inter-working mesh telecommunications networks

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2007-10-30

2007-10-30

Sam, Phirin (Department: 2616)

Multiplex communications

Fault recovery

C370S406000

Reexamination Certificate

active

09929210

ABSTRACT:
A communication system (5) comprises a first network (10) including a source (11) arranged to transmit data and a second network (30) including a destination (31) arranged to receive the data. Interruptions in communication between the source and destination are reduced by providing a first primary node (12) and a first secondary node (13) in the first network (10), and a second primary node (32) and a second secondary node (33) in the second network (30). First and second sets of primary routes (14and34) and secondary routes (18and36) are provided within the first and second networks to facilitate delivery of data to various nodes.

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