electrostatic protection (ESP)
Measures taken to reduce or avert the threat of electrostatic discharge (ESD) and
electrostatic fields.
end system (ES)
In the ISO-OSI network protocol, nodes behaving as end systems (ES) perform no
forwarding of data packets. They communicate with each other on an end-to-end basis
via intermediate systems.
engineering order wire (EOW)
An external orderwire system can be connected which uses an orderwire channel for
transparent data transmission via the SDH transmission network. For this functionality,
the E1 byte is used as orderwire channel. The RSOH byte E1 is accessible in all network
element types.
EoS
See
“Ethernet over SDH” (p. GL-3)
.
EOW
See
“engineering order wire” (p. GL-3)
.
ES
See
“end system” (p. GL-3)
.
ESD
See
“electrostatic discharge” (p. GL-2)
.
ESP
See
“electrostatic protection” (p. GL-2)
.
Ethernet over SDH (EoS)
A method to encapsulate the Ethernet frames into the SDH transmission payload.
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G
gateway network element (GNE)
An NE that provides gateway functionality between external interfaces to OSs (for
example, LAN ports) using one protocol stack (for example TCP/IP) and internal DCC
interfaces using a different protocol stack (for example, OSI).
generic framing procedure (GFP)
A method used to encapsulate the Ethernet frames into the SDH transmission payload. It
has been standardized by ITU-T.
GFP
See
“generic framing procedure” (p. GL-3)
.
GNE
See
“gateway network element” (p. GL-3)
.
Glossary
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