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DCP Series Telcon Message Manual - Public Support Login - Unisys

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E<br />

End User Services (EUSERV or EUSTRAN)<br />

1) A system service that helps end user (EU) programs send and translate session<br />

control messages.<br />

ENET<br />

2) Assists EU programs such as NMS to receive session control messages from the<br />

network. A procedure in the EUSERV module.<br />

A display abbreviation for Ethernet.<br />

Glossary<br />

Enterprise Network Services (ENS)<br />

A program product that runs on <strong>Telcon</strong> and provides the LAN Platform services of 802.3,<br />

FDDI, and 802.5, IPX, and SNMP agent.<br />

Ethernet<br />

A high-speed cabling system, developed by Xerox Corporation, that carries data through<br />

local area networks (LANs). Ethernet provides a de facto standard for baseband<br />

CSMA/CD LANs and is included in IEEE 802.3 LAN standards. Ethernet is an alternative<br />

to an IEEE LAN. The physical and electrical properties of the two LAN types are identical,<br />

but protocols and associated data structures (such as frame size and header content)<br />

differ.<br />

Ethernet User Initialization module (EUINIT)<br />

Receives EU configuration statements from the configuration during <strong>Telcon</strong> system<br />

initialization.<br />

EUINIT<br />

EUSERV<br />

See Ethernet User Initialization module.<br />

See end user services.<br />

external end user (XEU)<br />

An individual program or physical device external to a particular network, which uses a<br />

bridge to that network to perform system operations. Nonhuman users include<br />

applications and termination equipment such as terminals.<br />

external user<br />

The operator or the software that uses the data transport network specifically to perform<br />

a task or application. Compare with internal user.<br />

F<br />

FDDI<br />

See Fiber Distributed Data Interface.<br />

Fiber Distributed Data Interface (FDDI)<br />

An ANSI defined interface that supports data exchange over a fiber optic media at a rate<br />

of 100M bps.<br />

7436 0728–303 Glossary–5

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