Where in the connectivity stack does this sit?
Transport
209 terms
Ethernet
Ethernet is a family of wired networking technologies used for local area communication that defines framing, addressing, and physical connectivity for device communication on local networks.
Protocol
Event Streaming
Event Streaming is the continuous production, transport, and consumption of discrete event records as they occur in a system.
Software
Exterior Gateway Protocol
Exterior Gateway Protocol is a routing protocol class used to exchange reachability information between separate autonomous systems. It governs inter-domain routing behavior.
Protocol
Fail-Operational System
Fail-Operational System is a system designed to continue operating after a fault, often with reduced capability rather than immediate shutdown. It preserves operation through failure conditions.
Operations
Fallback Routing
Fallback Routing is the use of alternate routes when a primary communications or network path is unavailable or unsuitable. It preserves service continuity through another path.
Operations
Fast Reroute
Fast Reroute is a routing protection technique that switches traffic to a precomputed alternate path very quickly after a failure, designed to minimize disruption.
Operations
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
Fixed Broadband Network
A fixed broadband network is the access and transport infrastructure that delivers broadband connectivity to fixed locations such as homes, offices, or facilities. Its design assumes the endpoint remains at…
Concept/Framework
Flag State Regulatory Compliance
Flag State Regulatory Compliance is the requirement to operate a vessel in accordance with the rules and regulations of its flag state, governing Maritime operational compliance.
Regulatory & Compliance
Flow Control
Flow Control is the regulation of data transmission so a receiver or downstream system is not overwhelmed by incoming traffic.
Operations