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antoinetho Translation added cnp3-ebook protocols/routing French	English OSPF French 4 characters edited Current translation OSPF 4 years ago
antoinetho Translation added cnp3-ebook glossary French	English OSPF French 4 characters edited Current translation OSPF 4 years ago
antoinetho Translation added cnp3-ebook protocols/routing French	English The RIP message format French 27 characters edited Current translation Le format de message de RIP 4 years ago
antoinetho Translation added cnp3-ebook protocols/routing French	English RIP French 3 characters edited Current translation RIP 4 years ago
antoinetho Translation added cnp3-ebook glossary French	English RIP French 3 characters edited Current translation RIP 4 years ago
antoinetho Contributor joined cnp3-ebook glossary French	Contributor joined 4 years ago
antoinetho Translation added cnp3-ebook protocols/routing French	English Organisation of a small Internet French 32 characters edited Current translation Organisation d'un petit Internet 4 years ago
antoinetho Suggestion accepted cnp3-ebook protocols/routing French	English In a large IP network such as the global Internet, routers need to exchange routing information. The Internet is an interconnection of networks, often called domains, that are under different responsibilities. As of this writing, the Internet is composed on more than 40,000 different domains and this number is still growing [#fas]_. A domain can be a small enterprise that manages a few routers in a single building, a larger enterprise with a hundred routers at multiple locations, or a large Internet Service Provider managing thousands of routers. Two classes of routing protocols are used to allow these domains to efficiently exchange routing information. French 725 characters edited Current translation Dans un réseau IP large tel que l'Internet global, les routeurs ont besoin d'échanger des informations. L'internet est une interconnexion de réseaux, souvent appelés domaines, qui sont sous différentes responsabilités. Au moment d’écrire ces lignes, l'Internet est composé de plus de 40,000 domaines différents et ce nombre continue d'augmenter [#fas]_. Un domaine peut être une entreprise gérant quelques routeurs dans un seul bâtiment, une grande entreprise avec une centaine de routeurs à plusieurs endroits, ou un fournisseur de services Internet gérant des milliers de routeurs. Deux classes de protocoles de routage sont utilisés pour permettre à ces domaines d'échanger des informations de routage de manière efficace. 4 years ago
antoinetho Suggestion added cnp3-ebook protocols/routing French	English In a large IP network such as the global Internet, routers need to exchange routing information. The Internet is an interconnection of networks, often called domains, that are under different responsibilities. As of this writing, the Internet is composed on more than 40,000 different domains and this number is still growing [#fas]_. A domain can be a small enterprise that manages a few routers in a single building, a larger enterprise with a hundred routers at multiple locations, or a large Internet Service Provider managing thousands of routers. Two classes of routing protocols are used to allow these domains to efficiently exchange routing information. French 725 characters edited Current translation Dans un réseau IP large tel que l'Internet global, les routeurs ont besoin d'échanger des informations. L'internet est une interconnexion de réseaux, souvent appelés domaines, qui sont sous différentes responsabilités. Au moment d’écrire ces lignes, l'Internet est composé de plus de 40,000 domaines différents et ce nombre continue d'augmenter [#fas]_. Un domaine peut être une entreprise gérant quelques routeurs dans un seul bâtiment, une grande entreprise avec une centaine de routeurs à plusieurs endroits, ou un fournisseur de services Internet gérant des milliers de routeurs. Deux classes de protocoles de routage sont utilisés pour permettre à ces domaines d'échanger des informations de routage de manière efficace. 4 years ago

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