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The rules regarding which to use when are quite clear If both ends of the UNI or NNI are within the borders of the United States, then ANSI Annex D is used on the UNI or NNI If both ends are not within the borders of the United States, then ITU-T Annex A must be used Since any individual UNI or NNI cannot belong to both classes at the same time, a UNI or NNI is said to be running either Annex D from ANSI or Annex A from ITU-T One could hardly wish to use DLCI 0 for both types at the same time anyway (although it is technically possible) But the same logic does not apply to the LMI from the founders of the Frame Relay Forum (hereafter just FRF LMI).

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The full resolution of a turbulent mixing problem would require full eld measurements of three instantaneous velocity components over time [u(x,y,z,t), v(x,y,z,t), w(x,y,z,t)], plus full eld concentration(s) for each component [c(x,y,z,t)]. This ve dimensional space is not easily attainable with current methods, and the postprocessing requirements of this quantity of data suggest that some averaging will be required. In Section 2-3.4.1, we consider the various common experimental methods and what dimensions of this problem they measure.

This FRF LMI could be run anywhere at anytime on any UNI or NNI since the FRF LMI was only an implementation agreement and not really a standard The FRF LMI came first, and by the time ANSI and ITU-T were ready, the FRF LMI had a huge embedded base of FRADs and switches all merrily using DLCI 1023 for link management purposes Most vendors soon decided that in the best interests of service providers and customers alike, and to better conform to national and international standards, FRF LMI should be treated as a type of interim solution on the road to ANSI Annex D or ITU-T Annex A Converting from FRF LMI to ANSI or ITU-T versions was usually a software upgrade, but since the FRAD was CPE and controlled by the customer, there was no easy way to coordinate or enforce the upgrade process.

Older FRADs usually supported only FRF LMI Today, most FRADs allow configuration for using either FRF LMI or ANSI/ITU-T annexes..

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