April 2012
Intermediate to advanced
444 pages
13h 21m
English
| 10GE | 10Gb/s Ethernet |
| 10G-EPON | IEEE 802.3 Ethernet passive optical network, 10Gb/s down-stream, 1 or 10Gb/s upstream |
| 1G-EPON | IEEE 802.3 Ethernet passive optical network, 1 Gb/s in both directions |
| 3GPP | Third Generation Partnership Project, responsible for IMS andLTE |
| AAA | Authentication, authorization, accounting |
| AAL | ATM adaptation layer |
| AAL1 | ATMadaptationlayer1, intendedforconstantbitrateclients, ITU-TI.363.1 |
| AAL2 | ATM adaptation layer 2, TDM clients with multiplexed or inter- mittent transmission, ITU-T I.363.2 |
| AAL5 | ATM adaptation layer 5, asynchronous data clients, ITU-T I.363.5 |
| ABF | Air-blown fiber |
| AC | Alternating current |
| ACH | Associated channel header, MPLS, pseudowires, IETF RFC 5586 |
| ACK | Acknowledge |
| ACL | Access control list, multicast, sometimes also called a whitelist |
| ACS | Access control server, BBF TR-69 |
| ADSL | Asymmetric digital subscriber line, defined in ITU-T G.992 family |
| ADSS | All-dielectric self-supporting (aerial fiber cable) |
| AES | Advanced encryption system, (U.S.) federal information proces-sing standards publication 197 |
| AES_CMAC | AES in cipher-based message authentication mode |
| AES_ECB | AES in electronic codebook mode |
| AES-CTR | AES in counter mode |
| AF | Assured forwarding, IP traffic priority class, IETF RFCs 2597, 3260 |
| AGC | Automatic gain control |
| AIS | Alarm incoming signal. Indicates a failure that need not bereported as an alarm because the upstream equipment has alreadynotified management about the problem. |
| AM | Amplitude modulation ... |
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