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IEEE 802-2024

IEEE Standard for Local and Metropolitan Area Networks: Overview and Architecture - Redline

Standard by IEEE, 2025

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IEEE 802-2024 is the redline edition of the IEEE Standard for Local and Metropolitan Area Networks: Overview and Architecture. It addresses the structural framework used to define local and metropolitan area network concepts, including how network architectures are organized and understood across communication, networking, and broadcast technologies. This standard is useful for organizations that need a clear reference point for comparing network design approaches, evaluating architecture requirements, and supporting consistent engineering and procurement decisions.

Overview of IEEE 802-2024

This technical document focuses on the overview and architecture of local and metropolitan area networks, with a redline presentation that highlights changes from the prior edition. IEEE 802-2024 is relevant to designers, integrators, and technical reviewers who need a dependable baseline for network structure and terminology. It may be used when assessing how components, circuits, devices, and systems fit into a broader communications architecture, especially where consistency across network implementations is important.

Typical use cases

IEEE 802-2024 is commonly consulted when planning or reviewing network architectures for wired and wireless local area networks, campus connectivity, and metropolitan network backbones. It can support system design work, architecture validation, and documentation for equipment that must align with recognized IEEE network concepts. The redline format is especially helpful for teams tracking revisions, updating internal specifications, or confirming whether an existing design remains aligned with the current standard.

Why it matters

Clear architectural guidance helps reduce ambiguity in network planning, testing, and procurement. IEEE 802-2024 supports more consistent interpretation of requirements across engineering teams and suppliers, which can improve compatibility and reduce design risk. For organizations working with communication infrastructure, a current standard reference can also aid compliance reviews and lifecycle documentation. Using IEEE 802-2024 may help maintain performance expectations while keeping network decisions grounded in a recognized technical framework.

  • Redline edition for change review
  • Local and metropolitan area network architecture
  • Reference for network design and documentation
  • Useful for compliance and procurement checks
  • Applicable to communications systems planning
SKU: 25121977ed9a

  • Publication Date: 2025
  • Standard Status: Active
  • Publisher: IEEE
  • Subject: Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Computing and Processing
  • Official IEEE: Doi link
  • This Version: 802 (2025)
  • Previous Version: 802 (2023)
  • Previous Version: 802 (2020)
  • Previous Version: 802 (2017)
  • Previous Version: 802 (2017)
  • Previous Version: 802 (2014)
  • Previous Version: 802 (2004)
  • Previous Version: 802 (2003)
  • Previous Version: 802 (2002)
  • Previous Version: 802 (1955)
  • Previous Version: 802 (1990)

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