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30 Cards in this Set
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The Smallest model of the Promina 800 Series used by the DoD.
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Promina 200
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The medium sized, high performance model in the Promina 800 series. More commonly used in tactical situations due to its relatively small size.
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Promina 400
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The largest and most capable model in the promina 800 series.
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Promina 800
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Software interface used to configure, monitor, and manage a Promina System. Accessed using terminal hardware or software.
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Operator Interface
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A point of connection on a network.
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Node
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A logical grouping of nodes for security, organization and management purposes.
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Domain
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A logical connection between two nodes, known to each other as neighbor nodes.
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Link
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A single physical bandwidth resource connecting two nodes and providing a path between them.
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Trunk
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A logical connection between two nodes that are in different domains.
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Gateway Link
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A mechanical assembly containing card slots and a backplane.
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Shelf
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The chassis of a Promina 200. Card slots are numbered 0-7
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8-Slot Shelf
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The chassis of a Promina 400. The card slots are numbered 0 to 11.
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12-Slot Shelf
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The first shelf of a Promina 800. Has 16 slots and holds SX. T3, and PPM modules.
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HSS-2
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One of two possible expansion chassis for the Promina 800 used to hold feature and common equipment modules. 12 usable slots.
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STS
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Expansion slot for Promina 800. Has 16 slots and does not contain power supplies.
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EXS
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An assembly containing card connectors and electrical buses which connect modules together in a shelf.
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Backplane
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An electrical path connecting circuit elements, modules, and other system components together within a node.
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Bus
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An amount of T-bus bandwidth allotted to a module installed in a shelf.
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Logical Slot
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A set of one or more cards that performs a single, logical function. Most modules consist of a front card and rear interface card that connect through the backplane on a shelf.
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Modules
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A Promina card that connects into the front side of a backplane. Performs the processing and logic functions for a module.
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Front Card
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A Promina card that connects into the back side of a backplane. Provides the physical and electrical interface for a module.
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Rear Interface Card
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Required modules that are needed for an operational node, such as processor, timing, bus, and memory modules
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Common Equipment Modules
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Optional modules that add capabilities to nodes and tailor nodes to meet specific requirements.
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Feature Modules
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A feature module used to connect two nodes and connect to a network.
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Trunk Module
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A feature module used to interface customer DTE equipment with a node
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Data module
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A physical interface between a node and customer equipment
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Port
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A logical port-to-port connection or circuit built between two ports by a Promina network.
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Call
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The version of a card
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Revision Level
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Backup equipment that protects against network failure. Some components of a node create single components such as processor modules, timing sources, and power supplies.
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Redundant Equipment
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What was the predecessor to the Promina?
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IDNX
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