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| − | The '''backbone''' of a [[ | + | The '''backbone''' of a [[telecommunications]] system is the part of the network that transports the heaviest telecommunications traffic, which is often the part that joins [[local area network]]s (LANs) together. |
The '''backbone''' is typically the most permanent portion of a telecommunications network. | The '''backbone''' is typically the most permanent portion of a telecommunications network. | ||
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| + | The '''backbone''' is also a term for the [[spine]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:32, July 12, 2016
The backbone of a telecommunications system is the part of the network that transports the heaviest telecommunications traffic, which is often the part that joins local area networks (LANs) together.
The backbone is typically the most permanent portion of a telecommunications network.
The backbone is also a term for the spine.