Where in the connectivity stack does this sit?

Transport

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Forward Error Correction Forward Error Correction is an error-control method that adds redundant information so receivers can correct some transmission errors without retransmission. Protocol Forward Link Forward Link is the communication path carrying traffic from the network or ground side toward the user or remote side. 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 Frame Error Rate Frame Error Rate is the proportion of received frames that are corrupted or invalid and cannot be accepted as correct data units. It measures frame-level reliability. Operations Frame Relay Frame Relay is a packet-switched wide-area networking technology that used virtual circuits to transport frames across shared carrier networks. Protocol Frequency Mixing Frequency mixing is the process of combining two or more signals to generate output signals at new frequencies, typically the sum and difference frequencies. It is used to translate signals… Concept/Framework Frequency Stability Frequency stability is the degree to which a signal source maintains its intended frequency without drifting beyond acceptable limits. It is a measure of how reliably the source remains usable… Concept/Framework Fronthaul Fronthaul is the transport segment that connects radio access equipment at the Edge Compute to centralized baseband or processing resources in separated radio access network architectures. Protocol 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 Gateway Handover Gateway Handover is the transfer of service traffic from one gateway to another to maintain connectivity or optimize performance. Operations