STPis a loop prevention protocol that prevents loops on a Layer 2 network. Loop protection is an enhanced function of STP. It prevents loops that occur when a port cannot receive BPDUs from the upstream switchin
Social media marketing is no longer just for connection—it’s a key sales channel. According to The 2025 Sprout Social Index™, social commerce is blurring lines between engagement and online shopping, shortening the path to purchase. This presents marketers with many opportunities to leverage so...
A network node is a connection point in a communications network. This point, often known as anendpoint, is attached to the network and can send and receive data over that network. It can also create and redistribute data along various network routes. Examples of endpoints or end nodes includ...
When the text is displayed on a client device, it is rendered with the defined formatting. For instance, the label definition below… …will be displayed as: The HTML Label accepts HTML elements including <b>, <i>, <u>, <s>, <a href> and their associated attributes, as well as ...
NaaS is a cloud model that enables users to easily operate the network and achieve the outcomes they expect from it without owning, building, or maintaining their own infrastructure. NaaS can replace hardware-centric VPNs, load balancers, firewall appliances, and Multiprotocol Label Switching (...
sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). Meanwhile, ourSustainable Marine Fuelinitiative works towards reducing the use of heavy fuel oil and switching to sustainable marine biofuel. There are also plans for electric vehicles; the goal is for at least 60% of last-mile delivery vehicles to be...
Hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) simulation is a technique for developing and testing embedded systems. Explore videos, customer stories, and documentation.
What is a Network Switch? Functions of Layer 2 Switching 1. Address Learning 2. Forwarding and Filtering 3. Loop Avoidance The primary function of any switch is to receive data from connected sources and transmit it to the appropriate destination. This sets switches apart from hubs, which...
While it might sound like a gnarly skateboard trick, "sideloading" is a pretty common tech practice that could inadvertently expose your device to security breaches. So what is sideloading? In basic terms, it simply refers to moving files between two devices—say, switching an MP3 from your la...
(CAPEX). In protocol plane, the Topology-Independent Loop-Free Alternate (TI-LFA) mechanism is supported to protect any-topology networks, and protection switching within 50 ms ensures service continuity in any fault scenario. In control plane, devices support mechanisms such as multi-level CPU-...