NBEC
non-Bell exchange carrier
NCP
network control point
NCTE
network channel terminating equipment
Network Control Point (NCP)
In virtual private networks, the Network Contol Point is a centralized database that stores a subscriber's unique VPN definition. Highly sophisticated, this database screens every call and applies call processing control in accordance with customer-defined requirements.
Network Operating System (NOS)
NOS is software that controls the execution of network programs and modules. Structurally, networking software comprises multiple modules, most residing in network servers, but some must be installed in each terminal/station that can access network resources. Peer-to-peer NOSs permit any terminal/station to act as a resource server or a client, and can be based on Microsoft's Disk operating system (MS DOS) designed for IBM and compatible PCs. Since MS DOS is not designed to run multiple programs and respond to many simultaneous users, most NOSs designed for large networks with dedicated servers/superservers, have a multitasking and multi- user architecture. Advanced NOS products support network management, diagnostics, and administration, as well as, primary server, client, de vice and external network driver functions.
Network Services
Network Services are specified sets of information transfer capabilities furnished to users between telecommunications network points of termination. Network services categories include access and transport, public and private, and switched and non-switched.
NIC
network interface card
NIST
National Institute of Standards and Technology
NI
network interface
NNX
Before the use of "1" in direct distance dialing, NNX indicated the first three numbers of a North American local telephone number. These numbers are now designated as NXX, allowing local central offices to have numbers that look like area codes.
NOC
network operations center
NOS
network operating system
NPA
numbering plan area
NSEP
National Security & Emergency Preparedness
NTSC
National Television System Committee
NT
network termination
NAP - See Network Access Point
Navigate - To move through various documents on the WWW using a browser.
Network - The total infrastructure for transmitting phone and/or Internet messages.
Network Access Point (NAP) - A centralized point where Internet traffic is exchanged or shared.
Network Operation Center (NOC) - A round-the-clock operation where Network engineers monitor and troubleshoot technical equipment and connections.
Newsgroup - A discussion group in which you can leave messages for others to read on UseNet.
NID - Network Interface Device - A device used within a local area network, which allows a number of independent devices (computers, modems, etc.) to communicate with one another. Also, a device usually mounted on the outside of the customer's home that connects the customer's inside wiring to the telephone company's wiring and protects the customer's phone equipment from lightning and any large rise or fall in electricity.
NOC - See Network Operation Center
non-Bell exchange carrier
NCP
network control point
NCTE
network channel terminating equipment
Network Control Point (NCP)
In virtual private networks, the Network Contol Point is a centralized database that stores a subscriber's unique VPN definition. Highly sophisticated, this database screens every call and applies call processing control in accordance with customer-defined requirements.
Network Operating System (NOS)
NOS is software that controls the execution of network programs and modules. Structurally, networking software comprises multiple modules, most residing in network servers, but some must be installed in each terminal/station that can access network resources. Peer-to-peer NOSs permit any terminal/station to act as a resource server or a client, and can be based on Microsoft's Disk operating system (MS DOS) designed for IBM and compatible PCs. Since MS DOS is not designed to run multiple programs and respond to many simultaneous users, most NOSs designed for large networks with dedicated servers/superservers, have a multitasking and multi- user architecture. Advanced NOS products support network management, diagnostics, and administration, as well as, primary server, client, de vice and external network driver functions.
Network Services
Network Services are specified sets of information transfer capabilities furnished to users between telecommunications network points of termination. Network services categories include access and transport, public and private, and switched and non-switched.
NIC
network interface card
NIST
National Institute of Standards and Technology
NI
network interface
NNX
Before the use of "1" in direct distance dialing, NNX indicated the first three numbers of a North American local telephone number. These numbers are now designated as NXX, allowing local central offices to have numbers that look like area codes.
NOC
network operations center
NOS
network operating system
NPA
numbering plan area
NSEP
National Security & Emergency Preparedness
NTSC
National Television System Committee
NT
network termination
NAP - See Network Access Point
Navigate - To move through various documents on the WWW using a browser.
Network - The total infrastructure for transmitting phone and/or Internet messages.
Network Access Point (NAP) - A centralized point where Internet traffic is exchanged or shared.
Network Operation Center (NOC) - A round-the-clock operation where Network engineers monitor and troubleshoot technical equipment and connections.
Newsgroup - A discussion group in which you can leave messages for others to read on UseNet.
NID - Network Interface Device - A device used within a local area network, which allows a number of independent devices (computers, modems, etc.) to communicate with one another. Also, a device usually mounted on the outside of the customer's home that connects the customer's inside wiring to the telephone company's wiring and protects the customer's phone equipment from lightning and any large rise or fall in electricity.
NOC - See Network Operation Center