Network to Network Interface. The interface between networks or switches. Used in ATM and frame relay. Also see UNI.
Network to Network Interface. A term used in conjunction with Frame Relay and describes the connection between two public Frame Relay networks.
Network-to-Network Interface. The interface between switches in an ATM 2 network.
Network-to-Network Interface; ATM protocol for the interface between two ATM networks; part of UNI.
Network-to-Network Interface (of a signaling interface)
network node interface; a defined interface between nodes in the public network
network-to-network interface. Protocol on a Frame Relay port that serves as a bidirectional interface between a local Cisco WAN switching network and a separate network.
Network Node Interface. Used in ATM, provides 4096 virtual paths and 65,536 virtual connections within each path - equals up to 268,435,456 channels between two ATM networks, switches, or users - physically connected over a UNI.
Network Node Interface (Interface para Nodos de Red) La ITU-T specifies a standard interface between nodes of the same network. The ATM Forum has two standards, one for private networks called P-NNI and the other for public networks called NNI.
Network Node Interface: An interface between ATM switches defined as the interface between two network nodes.
Network to Network Interface. Describes the connection between two public service network providers.
Network-to-Network Interface. The interface between two Frame Relay devices that are both located in a private network or both located in a public network.
Network-to-network interface. An interface connecting private or public switches. A private NNI is between two private network switches within a building. A public NNI is between public switching devices that create a WAN. The NNI specification can be applied in both switch-to-switch and network-to-network situations. See also UNI. Network node interface. The interface at a network node that is used to interconnect with another network node.
ITU-T standard interface between nodes within the same network. The ATM forum distinguishes between two standards, one for private networks called PNNI and one for public networks known as public NNI.
Network-to-Network Interface. ATM Forum standard that defines the interface between two ATM switches that are both located in a private network or are both located in a public network. The interface between a public switch and private one is defined by the UNI standard. Also, the standard interface between two Frame Relay switches meeting the same criteria. Compare with UNI.
Network to Network Interface, or NNI for short, is an interface which specifies signalling and management functions between two networks. NNI circuit can be used for interconnection of either signalling (e.g. SS7) or IP (e.g.