Network Operations Centre. A secure room at HSC head office where we safely store our techies also used for network monitoring, provisioning and testing.
IKANO manages its network infrastructure through its Network Operations Centers (NOCs). IKANO has strategically located NOCs in Salt Lake City, Cincinnati, and Toronto, Canada. IKANO's NOCs provide redundant fiber connections with high network availability supplied by multiple carriers with the Internet's largest bandwidth capacities. Clients can select the connectivity and bandwidth needed to meet their needs. At all NOCs, IKANO provides best-of-breed technology to ensure high availability.
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etwork perations enter. The invisible-to-the-user management for a specific network or network of networks.
Network Operation CenterA NOC is a facility, typically staffed 24 hours a day/7 days a week, by NOC technicians who can monitor, detect and arrange for a response to network problems. There's usually one NOC per network.
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The abbreviation for Network Operations Center, NOC is the organization responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Internet's component networks.
Short for Network Operations Center, a hosting company's "home base," so to speak. The NOC is usually where most administration, technical support and physical server storage takes place. For more information, please refer to our article, Inside the NOC, here.
Network Operations Center. An operations center, open 24 hours a day and 7 days a week, that oversees and coordinates management of the switching network; it manages the status of the network and coordinates the use of network trunking capacity. In case of problems, the NOC sets restoration priorities and coordinates restoration activities.
Network Operations Center. The place that monitors a network and communicates with other networks and the Internet to improve services and solve problems.
This facility provides monitoring, performance analysis, and repair coordination for the campus-wide network. The NOC for the UC Davis campus is located in the Telcom Building.
Network operations center. A NOC is a control center for network management. ISPs and other owners and managers of large networks perform monitoring, trouble shoot,ing and maintaInance from NOCs. Newsgroups Forums on the Internet or on-line services; usually related to those found on USENET.
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network operations center. Networks are administered by experts working in a physical location termed a NOC.
Network Operations Center - The heart of the DirecPC system. This central office (a.k.a. earth station), has a T3 link to the Internet backbone. Your requests are received off the backbone and the data is then transmitted over the satellite to the end user.
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Network Operations Center Organization or site responsible for maintaining a network. At the University of Chicago, Network Engineering and Network Installation & Repairs are responsible for operating the NOC.
A Network Operations Center is a central point of network management within a large-scale data network.
Network Operation Center. This department aids in fixing Central Office issues when it comes to software or hardware problems.
NOC (Network Operations Center or Datacenter), is a physical center from where networks are managed by a Web host. Typically, a NOC has hundreds or even thousands of Web servers with multiple connections to the backbone, and power backup systems.
The VitalStream NOC provides 24x7 monitoring of our Network including: real-time network status, performance reporting, real-time alarming, event correlation and forecasting.
Network Operations Center. A centralized location and its staff that is responsible for the operational aspects of running a production network. These tasks include monitoring and control, troubleshooting, and user assistance.
Short for Network Operations Center. This is where all the servers are located. Technicians are in the same building for administration and technical support.
Network Operations Center. Similar to a Data Center, where both hardware and management personnel are present. Where data center specifies where the hardware is, NOC specifies where the management personnel are.
Network Operations Center. A location from which the operation of a network or internet is monitored. Additionally, this center usually serves as a clearinghouse for connectivity problems and efforts to resolve those problems. See also: Network Information Center. [Source: NNSC
Network Operations Center. Where large or public telephone networks are management, maintained, and monitored.
Network Operation Center - used by transit ISPs, such as Qwest or Sprint, to monitor the state of their backbone. They can monitor routers, look for fiber cuts, excessive packet loss, and other things that affect the quality of their network.
Acronym for network operations center
Network Operations Center an automated, fault-tolerant facility for monitoring and managing groups of servers and their interconnecting networks.
Network operations center, where monitoring and control devices manage a communications network often located far from the network and may serve multiple networks at once
Acronym for etwork peration enter, a centralized network monitoring and management function in large data centers to monitor and troubleshoot server and telecommunication systems on a 24 x 7 x365 basis
Stands for Network Operating Centre, and is a central location for monitoring and maintaining a network. See Also: Network
Network Operations Center. A service that operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to ensure the reliability of campus voice (telephone), video and data (computer network) communications at all times. Call the NOC at 255-9900 if you suspect a problem with one of Cornell's networks or computer systems.
Network Operations Center. A large group which is responsible for the day-to-day operations and maintenance of a network.
Network Operations Center: An organization which is responsible for maintaining a network.
network operations center. A place from which a telecommunications network is supervised, monitored, and maintained.
Network Operations Center. A location from which the operation of a network is monitored. Additionally, this center usually serves as a clearinghouse for connectivity problems and efforts to resolve those problems. See also Network In formation Center. WWWebfx Home Page
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Network Operation Center. A round the clock operation where Network engineers monitor and troubleshoot technical equipment and connections.
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Network Operations Center. Generic term for the control center located at Internet data centers. See also Command and Control Center, Service Operations Center.
Network Operations Center. Any center tasked with the operational aspects of a production network. These tasks include monitoring and control, trouble-shooting, user assistance, and so on.
Short for Networks Operations Center. Normally provides 24x7 monitoring of the Network including: real-time network status, performance reporting, real-time alarming, event correlation and forecasting.
Short for Network Operations Center - the part of a Data Center in which most administration and monitoring of the servers occurs.
Network Operations Center, a unit of Communications Technology Services.
Network Operations Center (specifically, of DIR).
Stands for "Network operation center," also called a datacenter. An NOC is a physical center from where networks are managed. Typically, a NOC/datacenter has hundreds or even thousands of Web servers with multiple connections to the backbone, and power backup systems.
Network Operations Centre, located at Inmarsat¿s headquarters in London, which monitors and controls the operation of the Inmarsat network.
Network Operations Centre - a location where technical staff are present using computers to monitor and control a voice or data network.
Network Operation Center. The center at which the hub and satellite network is monitored, managed and controlled.
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Sometimes called a Datacenter. This is the term for a secure, managed network environment which may house tens or thousands of Web servers with power backup and high-speed connections to the Internet Backbone. NOCs usually have a mixture of OC-3 and DS-3 connections, or higher (i.e., OC12).
Network Operations Center. A location from which the operation of a network or internet ismonitored. Additionally, this center usually serves as aclearinghouse for connectivity problems and efforts to resolvethose problems. See also: Network Information Center.[Source: NNSC] Network Time Protocol (NTP)
See: Network Operations Center Nodal Switching System (NSS)
Network Operations Center. In VeriSign's usage, the NOC is a secure facility where equipment used to provision our Internet and telecommunications infrastructures services is located. c.f. SOC.
Network Operation Center. A center for the monitoring and clearing of trouble on a local or regional network. Also commonly used as a technician dispatch center.
