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Pseudowires

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May 11, 2024 3 minute read

Pseudowires are a virtual networking technology that enables the creation of Layer 2 (L2) connections over Layer 3 (L3) networks. This technology allows for the extension of L2 networks across different physical networks, such as WANs, MANs, and LANs. Pseudowires can be used to connect devices that are geographically dispersed, or to provide connectivity between different network segments that are separated by a router or other L3 device.

Benefits of Pseudowires

Pseudowires offer a number of benefits over traditional Layer 2 technologies, including:

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Provides a comprehensive overview of networked control systems. It includes a chapter on the use of pseudowires in networked control systems.
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