A network that has a network prefix that matches the network prefix of a mobile node's home address.
A local area network (LAN) that connects the PCs in a home and lets users access the Internet simultaneously, share drives, share files and printers, and play head-to-head multi-player games.
An in-home network means that through the use of microprocessors and common software languages different household products and systems will communicate with each other. The key in Parks Associates definition is that devices are capable of true two-way signaling.
The network associated with the Mobile Node's home address. IP routing mechanisms will deliver data-packets destined to a Mobile Node's Home Address to the Mobile Node's Home Network.
a great way for civilians to share files and resources among multiple PCs, but network annoyances can creep up in places you'd never expect
a group of PC (laptops or desktops), printers, and other devices that communicate with each other through a common technology (wired or wireless)
a series of Internet devices (PC's, gaming consoles, PDA's) connected together
a standard connection by which PCs, peripherals (like printers), and other computer devices can communicate with each other
a system of interconnections among a variety of devices in the home, both electronic and electrical," he explains
a type of LAN that is contained within a user's residence
a type of local area network (LAN) , a group of computers and other devices in close proximity to each other that are connected, so they can share information and resources
a way to link all of the computers in your home together using either network cables or using a wireless link that transmits data across radio waves
two or more computers interconnected to form a local area network (LAN) within the home. It is estimated that 15 million US homes have more than one computer. A home network allows computer owners to interconnect multiple computers so that each can share files, programs, printers, other peripheral devices, and Internet access with other computers.
A home network interconnects electronic products/systems, enabling remote access to and control of those products/systems, and any available content such as music, video or data.
A home-based Local Area Network (LAN).
A group or network of computers within your home sharing devices (Printers) or documents (Disk Drives). These may be connected by a physical wire (Phone line) or by a wireless network.
The network which is identified by the home address of the mobile node.
The network at which the mobile node seems reachable, to the rest of the Internet, by virtue of its assigned IP address. Back to the Top IDL. Interface Definition Language. This refers to the application programming interface used to develop CORBA-based management interfaces as defined by the Object Management Group (OMG).
In Diameter Mobile IP applications, service for different geographical areas may be provided by different organizations. To provide uninterrupted service to a Mobile IP user, service delivery may be provided by networks belonging to several organizations as the user transfer travels through different areas. When a mobile node is in an area that is controlled by the user's organization, the user is in a home network.
The network, possibly virtual, whose network prefix equals the network prefix of the home address of a mobile node.
A network having a network prefix matching that of a mobile node's home address.
A home network is simply two or more computers that have been connected together. This enables resources, such as a broadband internet connection, to be shared among the computers.
Networking used in your home to connect computers together, or share the same Internet connection.
A home network is a residential local area network, and is used to connect multiple devices within the homes.