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FRAD
(redirected from Frame Relay Access Device)

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AcronymDefinition
FRADFrame Relay Access Device
FRADFrame Relay Assembler/Disassembler
FRADFunctional Requirements for Authority Data
FRADFront Républicain pour l'Alternance Démocratique (Guinea, grouping of opposition parties)
FRADFuel Refabrication and Development
FRADFellow of the Royal Academy of Dancing


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CX900e: a multiprotocol Frame Relay access device offering unmatched flexibility and modularity, full I/O scalability with support for Ethernet, token Ring, voice, fax, SNA/SDLC, X.
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The ClariNet will provide local data flexibility by supplying standard 10BaseT Ethernet and optional Frame Relay (over a local T1 or EIA 530 interface) for legacy Frame Relay access device (FRAD) data equipment.
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full Frame Relay support, allowing the Diamond platform to be used for development of Frame Relay Access Devices or Frame Relay capable routers.
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