IP switch, interface circuit and ATM switch used for IP switch, and IP switch network system
Abstract
A packet communication apparatus is provided having a receiving port which receives first packets. A switch, switches the first packets received at the receiving port. A first packet transform section, receives, through the switch section, the first packets received by the receiving port, and assembles the first packets into a second packet. A packet processing section processes the second packet transformed from the first packets by the first packet transform section. A second packet transform section disassembles the second packet, processed by the packet processing section, into the first packets and sends the first packets to the switch. A sending port receives the first packets sent from the second packet transform section through the switch, and sends the first packets.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A packet communication apparatus comprising:
a receiving port which receives first packets; a switch which switches the first packets received at the receiving port; a first packet transform section which receives, through the switch section, the first packets received by the receiving port, and assembles the first packets into a second packet; a packet processing section which processes the second packet transformed from the first packets by the first packet transform section; a second packet transform section which disassembles the second packet processed by the packet processing section into the first packets and sends the first packets to the switch; and a sending port which receives the first packets sent from the second packet transform section through the switch, and sends the first packets.
2 . A packet communication apparatus to claim 1 , wherein the packet communication apparatus comprises:
a plurality of receiving ports; and a plurality of sending ports.
3 . A packet communication apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein said first packets are ATM cells.Cited by (0)
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