Where in the connectivity stack does this sit?
Transport
265 terms
Service Handoff
Service handoff is the operational process of moving an ongoing connection, session, or service flow from one network element or path to another while preserving continuity as much as possible.…
Concept/Framework
Signal Masking
Signal Masking is the use of spectral, timing, or power behavior that makes a signal harder to detect, identify, or isolate. It lowers signal observability.
Operations
Signal Strength
Signal strength is the measured level of received radio energy at a receiving point. It is a basic indicator of link quality and propagation conditions.
Concept/Framework
Signal-to-Noise Ratio
The measured ratio between the power of a wanted signal and the power of background noise present in the same channel, typically expressed logarithmically in decibels, determining how much data…
Concept/Framework
Site Diversity
Site diversity is the deployment of equivalent or complementary functions across separate sites so service can continue when one location is impaired.
Concept/Framework
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