Method for setting up virtual connections in packet switching ne

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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370 681, H04L 1256

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053073444

ABSTRACT:
Method for setting up virtual connections in packet switching networks. In response to a call request with which the set up a virtual connection is requested and that is supplied to an originating switching center (for example, Verm1) of a first packet switching network (PVN1), the appertaining call request is modified when a suitable transmission path within the first packet switching network is not present. The modified call request is then transmitted via a network interface location (UE1) to a second packet switching network (PVN2) in order to set up an alternate route upon involvement of a further network interface location (UE2), to the destination switching equipment (Verm1) of the first packet switching network (PVN1) that participates in the virtual connection that was just requested.

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