Examples of using Network elements in English and their translations into Romanian
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Voice-Data Network elements;
Enables easy insertion of IPS into a wide range of networks andensures interoperability with existing network elements.
Monitoring of servers, network elements, measurable equipments.
Network elements and/or associated infrastructure intended to be located on the given property and/or physical infrastructure;
Testing and securing the network elements.
Co-location and sharing of network elements and associated facilities for providers of electronic communications networks. .
Regulatory treatment of new network elements.
Network elements to which access is offered covering in particular the following elements together with appropriate associated facilities.
At the same time, we will fix the hardware and software issues,secure the network elements and install a powerful backup system.
ONAP(Open Networking Automation Platform)is an open source platform for orchestrating and automating physical and virtual network elements.
All time stamps are accurate to 100 nanoseconds to UTC,keeping network elements precisely synchronized and ensuring high-integrity time stamps for video records and log files.
The group undertook in particular a census of fragile cables to predict their replacement andunlocked 500.000 euros for replacement network elements in Pays-de-la-Loire.
The offer shall be sufficiently unbundled so thatthe beneficiary does not have to pay for network elements or facilities which are not necessary for the supply of its services, and shall contain a description of the components of the offer, associated terms and conditions, including charges.
Public authorities may decide to undertake, at their expense, civil works in order to enable andaccelerate the deployment by the operators concerned of their own network elements.
(b) unbundled access to local sub-loops(full and shared), including, when relevant,access to network elements which are not active for the purpose of roll-out of backhaul networks; .
As far as hardware is concerned, ASA 5500-X series devices ensure safety. These devices support Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance Software, providing stable operation andcompatibility of the firewalls with other Cisco network elements.
(c) The co-investment offer shall ensure a sustainable investment likely to meet future needs,by deploying new network elements that contribute significantly to the deployment of very high capacity networks. .
Permits issued to undertakings providing electronic communications networks and services allowing them to gain access to public orprivate property are essential factors for the establishment of electronic communications networks or new network elements.
Designated undertakings providing network elements may be required to ensure such construction and maintenance as are necessary and proportionate to meet all reasonable requests for connection at a fixed location to the public telephone network and for access to publicly available telephone services at a fixed location.
(97) Permits issued to undertakings providing electronic communications networks and services allowing them to gain access to public orprivate property are essential factors for the establishment of electronic communications networks or new network elements.
When national regulatory authorities consider it appropriate to impose price controls on access to existing network elements, they shall also take account of the benefits of predictable and stable wholesale prices in ensuring efficient entry and sufficient incentives for all operators to deploy new and enhanced networks. .
It fits in the idea that social and economic cohesion cannot be achieved without the construction of all the missing elements of the complete TEN-T network andimproving in a sustainable way the existing and future network elements that are in a poor condition.
(a) to give third parties access to specified network elements and/or facilities, ð as appropriate ï including access to network elements which are Ö either Õ not active ð or physical ï and/or ð active or virtual ï unbundled access to the local loop, to, inter alia, allow carrier selection and/or pre-selection and/or subscriber line resale offers;
In order to maximise synergies across networks, the regulation is addressed not only to electronic communications network providers, but to any owner of physical infrastructures, such as electricity, gas, water and sewage, heating andtransport services, suitable to host electronic communications network elements.
A national regulatory authority shall not impose obligations as regards new network elements that are part of the relevant market on which it intends to impose or maintain obligations in accordance with Articles 66 and Articles 67 to 72 and that the operator designated as significant market power on that relevant market has deployed or is planning to deploy, if the following cumulative conditions are met.
To provide co-location or other forms of facility sharing, including the sharing of ducts, buildings or entry to buildings, antennae towers and other supporting constructions, masts, manholes,cabinets and other network elements which are not active;
Where an operator with significant market power makes an open call for co-investment on fair, reasonable andnon-discriminatory terms in new network elements which significantly contribute to the deployment of very high capacity networks, the national regulatory authority should typically refrain from imposing obligations pursuant to this Directive on the new network elements, subject to further review in subsequent market analyses.
Public communications network" means an electronic communications network used wholly or mainly for the provision of electronic communications services available to the public which supportthe transfer of information between network termination points, including network elements which are not active;
Where an operator has exercised the right under national legislation to install facilities on, over or under public or private property, or has taken advantage of a procedure for the expropriation or use of property, competent authorities shall,be able to impose co-location and sharing of the network elements and associated facilities installed, in order to protect the environment, public health, public security or to meet town and country planning objectives.
(140) In such cases, in order to comply with the principle of proportionality, it can be appropriate for national regulatory authorities to exclude certain categories of owners or undertakings, or both, from obligations going beyond the first distribution point,on the grounds that an access obligation not based on significant market power would risk compromising their business case for recently deployed network elements.