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for network communication and network protocols interaction, adopted
by International Standardization Organization (OSI).
RJ:
Registered Jack. A standardized physical interface used to intercon-
nect telecommunications equipment.
RJ-45:
One of the Registered Jack standard connectors, used in Ethernet
networks to connect twisted pairs.
SFP:
Small Form-factor Pluggable. A compact transceiver that intercon-
nects Ethernet ports with the network by optical or copper cables.
PING:
Packet InterNet Groper . Name of a program that is used in unified
networks based on TCP/IP protocol in order to assess reachability
of a recipient.
RFC:
Request For Comments. Name of a group of documents dedicated to
TCP/IP protocols family (not limited to). RFC contains overviews,
measurements data, concepts and methods descriptions, applied and
adopted standards, and experimental results.
RTT:
Round Trip Time. Characteristics of packet propagation delay be-
tween two network nodes. Total time needed to transmit a packet
over network from sender to final recipient and to send it back to
sender.
SSH:
Secure SHell. An application level network protocol, that enables
remote control of operations system and file transfer.
TCP:
Transmission Control Protocol . A standard transport level protocol,
member of the TCP/IP protocols family, that provides for reliable
duplex flow data transmission.
Throughput:
A test that evaluates maximum rate at which quantity of test frames
that pass through DUT is equal to the quantity of frames that were
sent to it from the test equipment.
ToS:
Type of Service. A set of four-bit flags in the IP packet header.
Using ToS, an application that sends data, reports to the network
the required type of network service.
Traceroute:
A program that supports data routes determination in TCP/IP net-
works, is based on the ICMP.
UDP:
User Datagram Protocol . transport protocol to transmit data in
IP networks. Provides for non-guaranteed message delivery without
connection setup with recipient.
URL:
Uniform Resource Locator . A test string that describes location of
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