Where does this show up in the real world?
Telecommunications
401 terms
Data Plane
Data Plane is the part of a network or system that handles the actual movement or processing of traffic once a control decision has been made.
Operations
Decapsulation
Decapsulation is the removal of protocol headers or encapsulation layers from a packet or message as it moves toward its destination. It is the inverse of encapsulation.
Protocol
Deep Packet Inspection
Deep Packet Inspection is the examination of packet contents beyond basic headers to identify, classify, or control network traffic.
Software
Default Route Propagation
Default Route Propagation is the distribution of a default route through a routing domain so routers can forward traffic when no more specific route exists. It provides fallback reachability.
Operations
Demultiplexing
Demultiplexing is the process of separating multiplexed data streams or signals into their original individual components.
Protocol
Deployable Ground Station
Deployable Ground Station is a ground station that can be transported and set up at a new location to provide temporary or flexible communications support.
Hardware
Deterministic Communication
Deterministic Communication is communication that occurs with predictable timing, delay, or delivery behavior within known bounds. It is designed for timing certainty.
Concept/Framework
Deterministic Control
Deterministic Control is control behavior with predictable timing and bounded response suitable for time-sensitive operations.
Operations
Deterministic Networking
Deterministic Networking is a networking approach that provides predictable timing, latency, and delivery behavior within known bounds. It is used when communication timing must be controlled rather than merely optimized.
Concept/Framework
Diameter Protocol
An authentication, authorization, and accounting protocol used within mobile core network infrastructure to verify subscriber identity, authorize network access and services, and record usage, exchanged between network functions and across…
Protocol