Where in the connectivity stack does this sit?
Core Network
141 terms
Static Routing
Static routing is a routing method in which routes are explicitly configured by an operator rather than learned through a routing protocol. The router forwards traffic according to those fixed…
Concept/Framework
Subnet
A subnet is a portion of a network’s address space that has been divided into a smaller routable segment. It is used to group hosts, control traffic, and simplify administration.
Concept/Framework
Subnet Mask
Subnet Mask is a bitmask used to separate the network and host portions of an IP address in IPv4 and similar address structures. It defines the subnet boundary.
Protocol
Subnetting
Subnetting is the process of partitioning an IP network into subnets so routing, policy, and address allocation can be managed at a finer granularity.
Concept/Framework
Switching
Switching is the process of forwarding frames, packets, or flows across a network according to addressing or forwarding rules. It is used to connect endpoints and segments inside a network…
Concept/Framework
Synchronization
The practice of aligning multiple systems, devices, or measurements to a common, precise time reference, enabling events or data captured at different physical locations to be directly compared, sequenced, or…
Concept/Framework
TCP-IP Stack
TCP-IP Stack is the layered set of protocols used to transmit data across IP networks from application level down to network transport and routing functions.
Protocol
Telco Cloud
The virtualized, cloud-native infrastructure layer telecommunications operators run their own network functions on, built using network function virtualization principles across centralized data centers and distributed edge locations, replacing dedicated hardware…
Concept/Framework
Teleport
Teleport is a ground facility that houses satellite antennas, communications equipment, and support systems for uplink and downlink operations.
Hardware
Time Synchronization
Time Synchronization is the process of aligning the time values used by devices or systems so events can be ordered and coordinated consistently.
Operations