See ISOC.

See Internet phone.

See Internet phone.

1. A worldwide interconnection of individual networks a) with an agreement on how to talk to each other, and b) operated by government, industry, academia, and private parties.
Note: The Internet originally served to interconnect laboratories engaged in government research, and has now been expanded to serve millions of users and a multitude of purposes, such as interpersonal messaging, computer… (Read More →)

See I2.

Synonym internet.

See gateway.

The point of demarcation between networks when service is provided across multiple networks. [T1.503-1989] [T1.507-1996]

See IPX.

The process of interconnecting two or more individual networks to facilitate communications among their respective nodes.
Note: The interconnected networks may be different types. Each network is distinct, with its own addresses, internal protocols, access methods, and administration.