Where in the connectivity stack does this sit?

Core Network

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Dynamic Routing Dynamic Routing is routing that automatically updates path selection based on network state or routing information. It adapts to changing topology and link conditions. Software Encrypted Payload Traffic Encrypted Payload Traffic is payload data that is protected by encryption as it moves across a satellite or communications network. Software Equal Cost Multi Path Equal Cost Multi Path is a routing method that allows multiple routes with the same cost to be used for forwarding traffic, enabling multipath routing and load sharing. Protocol Evolved Packet Core The all-IP, packet-switched core network architecture standardized for 4G LTE, carrying both data and voice traffic — voice through VoLTE — as packet-switched IP data rather than maintaining separate circuit-switched… Concept/Framework Feeder Link Feeder Link is the link between a user-facing access element and a gateway, hub, or network core segment that transports aggregated traffic into the larger network. Protocol Forwarding Plane Forwarding Plane is the part of a network device that moves packets or frames based on forwarding decisions. It is the operational path for traffic movement through the device. Software Gateway Gateway is a device, node, or service that connects two networks or protocol domains and often translates or routes traffic between them. It sits at a boundary between systems. Hardware Gateway Diversity Gateway Diversity is the use of multiple gateway paths, sites, or providers to reduce dependency on a single gateway point of failure. Concept/Framework GSMA The mobile network operator industry's global trade association, representing operator commercial and policy interests and coordinating cross-operator initiatives, working alongside technical standards bodies like 3GPP rather than performing their standardization… Regulatory & Compliance High Availability High Availability is a design approach that aims to keep a system or service accessible and operational with minimal downtime through redundancy and failover patterns. Operations