Add Word
L
| Word |
Explanation |
| LAN (Local Area Network) |
A LAN is ideal for facilitating data communications among users located in a small region, typically a building, an office premises, a home, college or hospital. Computers within a LAN share resources and other network lines.
|
| LATA (Local Access and Transport Area) |
Refers to a group of exchange areas. One single Local Exchange Carrier (LEC) serves all members forming an LATA. Local phone companies handle calls within an LATA whereas long distance telephone service providers handle inter-LATA calls.
|
| Latency |
Latency refers to the total time it takes for a data packet to reach its destination. Within the total time is included the duration by which the packet gets delayed. Latency along with bandwidth gives a correct measure of network speed.
|
| LNP (Local Number Portability) |
LNP allows telephone users to retain their phone numbers while changing the local telephone company.
|
|
Disclaimer: This section is for information purposes only posted by the public. If you feel the information is incorrect, please send us an email to webmaster at computeruser dot com.
