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Subject: Data Corruption in PDNs
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Date: Thu, 14-May-87 16:28:00 EDT
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Has anyone had experience with or knowledge of data corruption within a public
data network (PDN) using the X.25 protocol?  I am specifically talking about
internal corruption as opposed to noise on the local loop.

I am faced with an interesting situation wherein synchronous X.25 data into
a network <> synchronous X.25 data out of network, and the network is not a
developmental tool or beta test, etc.

Or is it just our luck that we have the first such recorded instance?

Thanks,
Bud Huber