TS ISO/IEC 2382-25

TS ISO/IEC 2382-25 is the local-area-network section of the information-technology vocabulary, organizing terms and definitions for LAN types, devices, transmissions, possible problems, and the protocols that govern data exchange. As a vocabulary standard, its purpose is consistent technical communication across languages and documents; here the subject is the terminology used to describe LAN concepts.

Why local area network terminology is treated as a distinct vocabulary area

Local area networks connect computers, peripherals, and other nodes over a limited area. The terminology around them spans several technical layers: physical connection arrangements, access methods, transmission characteristics, node roles, and error or incompatibility conditions that may arise during communication. A vocabulary standard helps define the boundaries of these concepts so that engineering documents, translations, and cataloguing use the same technical language with less ambiguity.

What this part provides

• Selected concepts with Turkish and English term forms
• Relationships among records that support consistent definitions
• Naming for different types of local area networks
• Common technical language for devices, transmissions, and protocols
• Alphabetical indices that make the terms easier to locate

This listing is based on ISO/IEC 2382-25 and has been withdrawn, so it should be read as a historical terminology reference rather than a current active edition. In general technical use, LAN vocabulary is associated with topology, medium access, frame transfer, and in-network interaction, but the value of this document lies in standardizing terminology rather than specifying the performance of any particular installation.