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1 - 2 Basic Configuration of a Network
In a system like an OLTP system, the basic configuration of the network when the host computer at the center is used from a remote terminal is as described below. Data communication can be broadly divided into the data transmission system that is used for transmitting data and the data processing system that is used for processing the received data.
(1) DTE (Data Terminal Equipment) This is the collective term for the terminal and host computer that constitute the data processing system.
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(2) Communication line This is a physical transmission path for actually transmitting data.
(3) DCE (Data Circuit terminating Equipment) This is a collective term for the equipment that is used to connect the data terminal and communication line. It refers to the equipment for converting/transforming a data signal to be transmitted into a signal that is suitable for transmission.
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![Original Basic Configuration of a Network source table or explanation box, preserving its complete original arrangement, labels and values. Source text: [Terminal interface] A terminal interface refers to the standards of connectors (i.e., connecting parts) and the regulations concerning signals that are developed to transmit data between terminals. The following series are ITU-T recommendations for the terminal interfaces defined by the ITU-T (ITU-Telecommunication Standardization Sector), which is a subordinate organization of ITU (International Telecommunication Union). • V series: Interfaces between DTE and DCE for analog line (e.g., V.24) • X series: Interfaces between DTE and DCE for digital line (e.g., X.25) • I series: User/network interfaces for ISDN line (e.g., I.430)](/private-assets/fe-v1/ch05/configuration/original-region-303-12-6311ea8b72ac.webp)