Where in the connectivity stack does this sit?
Transport
209 terms
Software Defined Networking
Software Defined Networking is a network architecture that separates control logic from forwarding behavior and manages the network through software-based control. It decouples decision-making from packet handling.
Concept/Framework
Spectral Efficiency
Spectral Efficiency is the amount of useful information transmitted per unit of spectrum, usually expressed as bits per second per hertz. It measures how effectively spectrum is converted into usable…
Concept/Framework
Spectrum
Spectrum is the range of electromagnetic frequencies used for communication, sensing, and other radio-related functions. It is the underlying resource for wireless systems.
Concept/Framework
Stateful Inspection
Stateful Inspection is security inspection that evaluates traffic in the context of an existing connection or session state. It uses remembered context to guide policy.
Software
Stateless Communication
Stateless Communication is communication in which each message is handled independently without relying on stored session context.
Protocol
Storm Avoidance Data Link
Storm Avoidance Data Link is the communications link used to transmit storm-avoidance advisories, forecasts, or route changes to Maritime operators. It supports safety-aware navigation and enables timely operational response to…
Protocol
Surveillance Relay
Surveillance Relay is a relay link or node that forwards surveillance data or extends surveillance communications coverage.
Software
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
Synchronous Transmission
Synchronous Transmission is transmission that uses a shared timing reference so sender and receiver remain aligned during communication. It depends on coordinated timing.
Protocol
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