The process of connecting to a LAN from an external location through a telecommunications link.
A company, such as a telephone company, that provides a circuit path between a service provider and the client user. An access provider can also be the service provider.
A voice/data/video channel currently in use.
A secondary communications path used to reach a destination.
ANSI Federation is a private, non-profit membership organization focused on meeting the standards and conformity assessment requirements of its diverse constituency. It provides a neutral forum for the development of consensus ...
A signal that uses continuous physical variables such as voltage amplitude or frequency variations to transmit information.
Documentation that indicates cable routing, connections, systems, and blueprint attributes upon job completion that reflects changes from the planned to the finished state.
A digital service designed to provide high bandwidth (speeds of up to 1.544 Mb/s) to the end user (downstream) with a limited bandwidth (speeds of up to 128 Kb/s) going back ...
A high-speed transmission technology featuring high bandwidth, low delay, packet-like switching and multiplexing. Utilizes fixed-size cells with header and information fields.
The decrease in magnitude of transmission signal strength between points, expressed as the ratio of output to input. Measured in dB, usually at a specific frequency for copper or wavelength for ...
System records used to track access to network resources. They log all access to specific devices and files and assist in researching alleged security violations.
The process of establishing and enforcing the network activities that are permitted for a given user. Various users who have been authenticated may each be granted authorization for different types of ...
