Panasonic 15000 User Manual
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List of terms
Nortel Multiservice Switch 7400/15000/20000
Terminology
NN10600-005 7.2S1 Standard
PCR7.2 and up March 2006
Copyright © 2006, Nortel
Nortel Confidential
MTU
See
maximum transmission unit (MTU) (page 79)
.
mu-law
Normally written as m-law. A technique for translating pulse code modulated
voice into 64 kbit/s digital voice channels. m-law is used in North America,
Japan, and other countries that use DS-1 function processors. See also
.
multicast border router (MBR)
A router that participates in more than one multicast domain.
multicast domain
A set of one or more contiguous links with optional routers that implement the
same multicast protocol configured to operate within a common boundary.
multicast forwarding
A packet forwarding mode that delivers the packet to all nodes in the logical
network.
multiframe
A group of frames seen as a single entity and located by a multiframe signal.
Multiframing is a concept used in E1 and DS1 protocols.
multihomed address
In ATM PNNI networking, an address that is advertised by multiple PNNI
nodes.
multi-hop BGP
Multi-hop border gateway protocol (BGP) refers to a BGP connection
established between peers that are not directly connected and can span
across multiple hops. See also
external border gateway protocol (EBGP)
internal border gateway protocol (IBGP) (page 66)
multilink frame relay (MLFR)
A service for FrUni and FrNni connections. MLFR provides physical interface
emulation for frame relay devices. The emulated physical interface consists of
one or more DS1 links, called bundle links, that are aggregated into a single
bundle that offers greatly expanded bandwidth. This service also provides a
frame-based inverse multiplexing function, sometimes referred to as a inverse
multiplexing for frame relay (IMUX). This definition is in accordance with the
Frame Relay Forum Implementation Agreement FRF.16.