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Definitions for "Overlay network"

Keywords: topology, virtual, deployed, semantically, nodes

Related Terms: Mesh network, Virtual network, Internetwork, Nodes, Network node, Network infrastructure, Logical network, Wireless ad hoc network, Networks, Ad-hoc network, Manet, Peer to peer network, Hybrid network, Network topology, Network, Local network, Foreign network, Internetworking, Home network, Network bridge, Wireless network, Ad hoc network, Infrastructure, Core network, Network printer, Star network, Appn, Network device, Virtual local area network, Peer-to-peer network, Vlan , Network connection, Computer network, Backbone network, Gateway, Wireless mesh network, Transit network, Local area network, Public network, Bnn, Ring network, Bus network, Enterprise network, Lan, Private network, Lans, Bridge, Distributed, Peer

a dynamic collection of network nodes that act as a subset of the entire collection of nodes in the network

agtivity.com

a layer of virtual network topology on top of the physical network, which directly interfaces to users

cse.ohio-state.edu

an isolated virtual network deployed over an existing network

isi.edu

a term from computer science that describes a virtual and often semantically based indexing system that rides on top of physical network

elgg.net

a virtual network topology constructed on top of the Internet structure

comnet.technion.ac.il

a virtual topology constructed on top of the Internet infrastructure

arl.wustl.edu

A high-performance digital network that interconnects with the main public network but which has its own lines, exchanges, and, often, a separate international gateway.

telecombooksblog.com

An overlay network is a computer network which is built on top of another network. Nodes in the overlay can be thought of as being connected by virtual or logical links, each of which corresponds to a path, perhaps through many physical links, in the underlying network. For example, many peer-to-peer networks are overlay networks because they run on top of the Internet.

en.wikipedia.org

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