Transport

Multicast Multicast is a communication method that delivers the same data to a selected group of receivers instead of to one receiver or everyone. It reduces duplicate transmission through network-based replication… Protocol Multipath Multipath is a radio propagation phenomenon in which transmitted energy arrives at the receiver over multiple reflected, refracted, or scattered paths. The resulting interference can change the observed signal quality. Concept/Framework Navigational Warning Dissemination Navigational Warning Dissemination is the distribution of Maritime safety warnings and notices to vessels and operators. It provides navigational hazard information to inform operational decision-making and route adjustments. Service Model Network Address Translation Network Address Translation is the translation of one address space into another, usually to allow private addresses to communicate with public networks. It rewrites address information at a boundary. Protocol Network Architecture Network architecture is the design of the logical and physical arrangement of networking components and control functions used to deliver connectivity. It defines how traffic moves, where policy is enforced,… Concept/Framework Network Design Network design is the process of specifying the structure, components, and control logic of a network so it can meet defined requirements. It includes topology, segmentation, capacity, routing, and operational… Concept/Framework Network Infrastructure Network infrastructure is the collection of physical and logical components that form the transport and control base of a network. It includes switching, routing, cabling, wireless access, edge devices, and… Concept/Framework Network Latency Network latency is the time interval between sending a packet or frame and receiving it at the destination, often measured as one-way delay or round-trip time. It reflects propagation, serialization,… Concept/Framework Network Performance Network performance is the collective behavior of a network as it carries traffic, usually assessed through latency, throughput, packet loss, jitter, and availability. It describes how effectively the network supports… Concept/Framework Network Slicing Network Slicing is the creation of logically separated network instances over shared physical infrastructure to support different service requirements. Service Model