Base de connaissance Télécom--T--Telecom Database

Base de connaissances en Télécommunication et Informatique
Knowledge Database about Telecommunication

réalisé par Philippe MOLINIÉ
Version : 1.2 -- 1 Janvier 2000

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T1  (network)
A TDM physical transmission standard consisting of two twisted wire pairs and related equipment capable of carrying a 1.544 Mbps DS-1 signal. Term often used interchangeably with DS-1.

T3  (network)
A TDM digital channel carrier that operates at 44.736 Mbps. It can multiplex 28 T1 signals and it is often used to refer to DS-3.
An informal term generally applied to any transmission system capable of carrying a 44.736 Mbps DWS-3 signal (coax, fiber optic, digital microwave, etc.). There is no transmission standard called "T-3.".

TA
Terminal Adapter/Adaptator  (network, isdn)
Equipment used to adapt Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) Basic Rate Interface (BRI) channels to existing terminal equipment standards such as RS-232 and V.35. A Terminal Adaptor is typically packaged like a modem, either as a standalone unit or as an interface card that plugs into a computer or other communications equipment (such as a router or PBX). A Terminal Adaptor does not interoperate with a modem; it replaces it.

Table de routage
Routing Table  (network)

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Table utilisée par lesRouteurs et les stations pour décider vers quelle direction envoyer les datagrammes, suivant l'adresse IP de la station destinataire.

Tag  (World-Wide Web)
A formatting command included an HTML (or other) document.

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Balise / drapeau  (general)
Element qui inclus dans un document (par exemple HTML) indique un formatage ou une commande à exécuter. En HTML, les balises vont souvent par paires et chaque balise est bornée par les signes < et >.

TASI
Time Assignment Speech Interpolation  (communications)
TASI systems represent an example of an ANALOG Statistical Time Division Multiplexing scheme. These systems enjoyed limited use in the 1980s, and were particularly adept at sharing voice circuits; specifically PBX trunks. A TASI multiplexer is interconnected between the PBX and the trunk facilities. Usually, one analog trunk circuit is used for signaling purposes between TASI units at each end of the link. The remaining voice trunks support analog TASI TDM voice conversations. In normal telephone conversations, a majority of time is spent in a latent (idle) state. TASI trunks will allocate "snippets" of voice from another channel during this idle time. If an individual were to monitor these TASI trunks, they would hear bits and pieces of various conversations. The signaling channel is used for the signaling conversion between End-Point PBX (Private Branch Exchange) units and also for the allocation of bandwidth once incoming speech energy has been detected.
As digital speech processing became more common, TASI systems were created that had analog inputs, and digital outputs. This type of multiplexing technique is more commonly known as "Digital Speech Interpolation" (DSI).
Unfortunately, TASI and DSI systems suffer from a few drawbacks. First, there can be a lot of voice "clipping" noticed by users. This occurs when a little bit of speech is lost while waiting for the TASI mux to detect valid speech and allocate bandwidth. Clipping also occurs when there just isn't bandwidth present at the moment. Also, TASI and DSI units are very susceptible to audio input levels and may have problems with the transport of voiceband data (e.g. VF modem) signals.(extract from An Overview of Multiplexing).

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Technique de multiplexage temporel statistique particulièrement adaptée à la transmission de la parole numérisée. Surtout utilisée dans les lignes internationales "chères" (satellites, câbles sous-marins).

TAXI
Transparent Asynchronous Transmitter/receiver Interface  (network)
Physical layer specifications for the transmission of bit streams over multi-mode optic fiber at 100 Mbps using 4B/5B encoding. Same specifications as in FDDI. (see PHY).

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Interface Physique optique multimode à 100 Mbits. Appelée aussi norme 4B/5B.

TC
Transmission Convergence  (atm)
One of the two PHYsublayers that is responsible for adapting the ATM cellsinto a stream of bits to be carried over the physical medium (see also PM).

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(Sous-couche) de convergence de transmission  (atm)
Une des deux sous-couches constituant la couche physique ATM, chargée de la convertion de la cellule ATM en un flot de bits pour sa transmission sur le support physique. (voir aussi PM).

TCP
Transmission Control Protocol  (network, Internet)
Originally developed by the Department of Defense to support the interworking of dissimilar computers across a network. Provides end-to-end, connection-oriented, reliable transport layer (layer 4) functions over IP-controlled networks. Operating on top of IP(combined known as TCP/IP), it is responsible for multiplexing sessions, error recovery, end-to-end reliable delivery and flow control.

Key Escrow  (communication, cryptography)
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Tierces Parties de Confiance  (cryptage)
Encore appelé "notaire électronique". Organisme auprès duquel les utilisateurs de méthodes de cryptage doivent déposer leurs clés, afin que celles-ci puissent être données aux institutions officielles en cas de nécessité. Ces organismes sont imposés par un certain nombre de lois dans différents pays dont la France.

TCP/IP
Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol  (network, Internet)
Set of protocols developed by the Department of Defense to develop ways to connect dissimilar computers across a network. Protocol family of the Internet network, that combines both TCP and IP.Widely used applications, such as Telnet, FTP and SMTPinterface to TCP/IP.

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Famille de protocoles de communication d'Internet, créé initialement par le Département américain de la Défense(DoD) pour gérer un réseau local de type Ethernet sous le système d'exploitation Unix.
Pour accéder à un cours en PostScript sur TCP/IP : http://www.urec.fr/Ftp/publis_urec/93.04.cours.TCP_IP.1.ps.Z et http://www.urec.fr/Ftp/publis_urec/93.04.cours.TCP_IP.2.ps.Z.

TCR
Tagged Cell Rate  (atm)

TCS
Transmission Convergence Sublayer  (atm)

TCU
Transmission Control Unit  (communications


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Sous-ensemble d'un frontal de communication assurant la gestion physique des lignes. En français UCT, Unité de contrôle des transmissions.

TDJ
Transfer Delay Jitter  (atm)
See CDV.

TDM
Time-Division Multiplexing  (network)
A technique for splitting the total bandwidth (link capacity) into several channels to allow bit streams to be combined (multiplexed). The bandwidth allocation is done by dividing the time axis into fixed-length slots and a particular channel can then transmit only during a specific time slot. The transmission rate of the high-speed circuit must be equal to, or greater than, the aggregate speed of all of the channels.

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Multiplexage Temporel  (réseau)

TDM(source: foldoc)
Time Division Multiplexing  (communications)
A type of multiplexing where two or more channels of information are transmitted over the same link by allocating a different time interval ("slot" or "slice") for the transmission of each channel. I.e. the channels take turns to use the link. Some kind of periodic synchronising signal or distinguishing identifier is usually required so that the receiver can tell which channel is which.
TDM becomes inefficient when traffic is intermittent because the time slot is still allocated even when the channel has no data to transmit. Statistical time division multiplexing was developed to overcome this problem. See also TDMA.

TDMA
Time Division Multiple Access  (communications)
Data multiplexing scheme used as the basis for all digital switching networks and Central Office switches. Each 8 kHz sample of an analog signal from a given phone line or channel is coded into 8 bits of digital information. These are then time multiplexed into successive bytes of data within a digital bus or channel of data. See also TDM

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Accès Multiple à Répartition dans le Temps  (communications)
Voir AMRT.

TE
Terminal Equipment  (network)

Telco  (general)
TELephone COmpany  (network)
Typically the regulated operating company. See also PTT, common carrier.

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Compagnie de Téléphone  (réseau). Voir opérateur, PTT.

Teletel
French telecommunication service using the minitel terminal and the videotex protocol.

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Réseau qui permet d'accéder à des serveurs videotex, en utilisant un minitel et le réseau téléphonique.

Telnet
An asynchronous, virtual terminal protocolt hat allows for remote access.

TERENA
Trans-European Research and Education Networking Association  (network)
TERENA was formed in October 1994 by the merger of RARE and EARN to promote and participate in the development of a high quality international information and telecommunications infrastructure for the benefit of research and education. See also: Reseaux Associes pour la Recherche Europeenne, European Academic and Research Network.

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Fusion de RARE et EARN pour promouvoir et participer au développement d'une communication de haute qualité par la mise en place une infrastructure de télécommunications au bénéfice de la recherche et de l'éducation.
Pour accéder au serveur de TERENA : http://www.earn.net.

Terminal  (general)
A general device that allows you to send commands to a computer somewhere else. At a minimum, this usually means a keyboard and a display screen and some simple circuitry.
Usually you will use terminal software in a personal computer. the software pretends to be (emulates) a physical terminal and allows you to type commands to a remote computer.

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Appareil permettant d'envoyer à distance des commandes à un système informatique. Un terminal comprend au minimum un clavier, un écran et un ensemble électronique simple.
A partir d'un ordinateur ou d'un micro-ordinateur, il est nécessaire d'utiliser un logiciel d'émulation de terminal qui simule le fonctionnement d'un terminal physique et permet de saisir des commandes sur un ordinateur distant.

TFTP
Trivial File Transfert Protocol/B>  (network, Internet, unix)

Throughput  (communications)
Amount of information processed or communicated during a specified period of time; usually expressed in terms of bits-per-second or packets-per-second.

Time-Out / Timeout  (general)
The expiration of a pre-defined interval which then triggers some action.
A common example is sending a message. If the receiver does not acknowledge the message within some preset timeout period, a transmission error is assumed to have occured. The resulting time-out usually results in a retransmission of information.

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Expiration du Temps Imparti  (general)
Délai/evénement qui se produit quant un équipement réseau ou un processus qui attend un message en provenance d'un autre équipement ou processus, ne le reçoit pas dans un délai donné fixé à l'avance. L'expiration de ce délai sans message se traduit généralement par la retransmission du message dont la réponse ou l'acquitement était attendu.

Tiers de Confiance  (security, cryptography)
French equivalent of Trusted Third Party (TTP)

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Tiers de Confiance  (sécurité, cryptographie)
Utilisateur chargé de conserver les clés de cryptographie d'un ou plusieurs utilisateurs dans un cadre légal.
Voir le site http://www.telecom.gouv.fr/francais/activ/techno/crypto0698_1.htm pour des informations sur la réglementation française en matière de cryptographie.

Time Sharing(Or "timesharing")  (operating system) (source: foldoc)
An operating system feature allowing several users to run several tasks concurrently on one processor, or in parallel on many processors, usually providing each user with his own terminal for input and output. time-sharing is multitasking for multiple users.

TM
Traffic Management
Means for providing connection admission(CAC), congestion and flow control (i.e. UPC, traffic shaping).See also Congestion control.

Token  (network)
1. A basic, grammatically indivisible unit of a language such as a keyword, operator or identifier.
2. An abstact concept passed between cooperating agents to ensure synchronised access to a shared resource.Such a token is never duplicated or destroyed (unless the resource is) and whoever has the token has exclusive access to the resource it controls. See for example token-ring. If several programmers are working on a program, one programmer will "have the token" at any time, meaning that only he can change theprogram whereas others can only read it. If someone else wants to modify it he must first obtain the token. Jeton  (réseau)
Suite de bits particulière utilisée dans la méthode d'accès dite "Anneau à Jeton" (en anglais : token-ring). Ce jeton circule en permanence d'une station à l'autre, toujours dans le même sens. Si la station n'a rien à émettre, elle retransmet le jeton.

Token-Passing  (network)


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Passage de jeton  (réseau)

Token Ring  (network)
A computer local area network arbitration scheme in which conflicts in the transmission of messages are avoided by the granting of "tokens" which give permission to send. A station keeps the token while transmitting a message, if it has a message to transmit, and then passes it on to the next station. Often, "Token Ring" is used to refer to the IBM's IEEE 802.5 token ring standard, which is the most common type of token ring and that generally runs at 4 Mbps or 16 Mbps; this is a shared medium whereby each user contends for the available bandwidth and the actual throughput for each user is a fraction of the LAN speed.

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Anneau à Jeton  (réseau)
Technique et méthode d'accès popularisées par IBM pour une catégorie de réseaux locaux fonctionnant sur le principe du passage de jeton sur une liaison en forme d'anneau fermé.

Traffic Contract  (atm)
An agreement between the user and the network management agent regarding the expected QoS provided by the network and the user's compliance with the pre-determined traffic parameters (i.e. PCR, MBS, burstiness,average cell rate).

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Contrat de Trafic  (atm)
Accord entre l'utilisateur et l'agent de gestion du réseau concernant la Qualité de Service que devra fournir le réseau et la satisfaction par l'utilisateur de paramètres de trafic prédéfinis (i.e. PCR, MBS, burstiness,débit cellule moyen).

Traffic Descriptors  (atm)
A set of parameters that characterize the source traffic. These are the PCR , MBS, CDV and SCR.

Traffic shaping  (atm)
A method for regulating non-complying traffic (i.e. violates the traffic parameters, such as PCR, CDV, MBSas specified by the traffic contract)(see also GCRA). Usually this is a worst case or worst case plus average rate.

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Configuration de Trafic  (atm)
Force le trafic de données à se conformer à un certain comportement. Habituellement correspond au cas le plus défavorable ou au cas le plus défavorable augmenté du taux moyen.

Trailer
Protocol control information located at the end of a PDU.

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champ FIN

Traitement par Lots  (programmation)
French term for Batch.

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Le traitement par lots ("batch") permet à un utilisateur de soumettre des travaux ("jobs") pour qu'ils soient exécutés dès que la charge du système le permet. Le traitement par lots s'oppose au traitement interactif dans lequel les commandes de l'utilisateur et les réponses de l'ordinateur s'alternent durant le traitement. Ceci autorise une meilleure utilisation de la machine en privilégiant les temps de réponse en interactif.

Dans un système de traitement par lots, les différents traitements soumis sont placés dans des files d'attente, et chaque traitement est extrait à son tour de la file d'attente quand le processeur est libre pour être exécuté. Cela veut donc dire qu'un traitement ne s'exécute que lorsque l'ordinateur dispose des ressources nécessaires pour l'exécuter. Un traitement par lots est un traitement qui outre son aspect non interactif a aussi un aspect différé.

Trame

Transceiver


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Transmetteur  (réseau)
Appareil diffusant une source de signaux vers plusieurs destinataires, et cela de manière passive (sans modifier ces signaux).

Transpac
French network service using X.25 standard.

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Société française chargée de la commercialisation et de la gestion du réseau public à commutation de paquets du même nom.
Le réseau Transpac est parmi les plus grands réseaux X.25 du monde.

TTP
Trusted Third Party  (security, cryptography)
A security authority or its agent, trusted by other entities with respect to security-related activities.

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Tiers de Confiance  (sécurité, cryptographie)

Twisted Pair (Cable)(hardware)


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Voir
Câble à Paire Torsadée.

Tx
Transmitter  (network)
A terminal device that includes signal driving electronics.

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