certain number of units.” Various call “call lengths and distances can use a different number of call units. Calls in excess of the message rate allocation result in additional charges. Mobile Hotspot Service Mobile hotspot service allows certain mobile () devices to share their high speed mobile broadband with other users wirelessly. Monitor A monitor is the video display unit (television () screen) that is used to display information from a computer. Multimedia Kits Multimedia kits provide a package of hardware () and software that adds multimedia capabilities to a computer. A multimedia kit may include a CD ROM or DVD player, a sound card, speakers, and a bundle of CD ROMs. Multiplexer A multiplexer is electronic equipment that allows () two or more signals to pass over one communications circuit. The circuit may be a telephone line, dedicated line, or radio signal. It provides an economic approach for transporting, for example, up to 24 voice-grade lines on a single circuit. Multipoint Control Unit A Multipoint Control Unit (MCU) is a bridging or () switching device used for multipoint videoconferencing. Network Interface Cards Network interface (NICs) are electronic (NICs) devices that connect workstations, servers, or () other devices to a network. NICs work with the network software and computer operating system to transmit and receive messages on the network. Network Interface Device A Network Interface Device (NID) is a () component installed between a telephone network and the inside wire of a customer premises. The NID is usually provided by the telephone company and is the transition, or demarcation point, between the company’s network and the customer’s inside wiring. Network Management Network Management is a system of equipment (—Ineligible) or software used in monitoring, controlling, and managing a communications network. Network Switch A switch is a mechanical or electronic device () that completes or breaks an electrical path or that selects the paths for communication. More specifically, network switches provide capability similar to a network but provide a dedicated bandwidth at each network port, rather than shared bandwidth among all ports.
certain number of “call units.” Various call lengths and distances can use a different number of call units. Calls in excess of the message rate allocation result in additional charges. Mobile Hotspot Service () Mobile hotspot service allows certain mobile devices to share their high speed mobile broadband with other users wirelessly. Monitor () A monitor is the video display unit (television screen) that is used to display information from a computer. Multimedia Kits () Multimedia kits provide a package of hardware and software that adds multimedia capabilities to a computer. A multimedia kit may include a CD ROM or DVD player, a sound card, speakers, and a bundle of CD ROMs. Multiplexer () A multiplexer is electronic equipment that allows two or more signals to pass over one communications circuit. The circuit may be a telephone line, dedicated line, or radio signal. It provides an economic approach for transporting, for example, up to 24 voice-grade lines on a single circuit. Multipoint Control Unit () A Multipoint Control Unit (MCU) is a bridging or switching device used for multipoint videoconferencing. Network Interface Cards (NICs) () Network interface (NICs) are electronic devices that connect workstations, servers, or other devices to a network. NICs work with the network software and computer operating system to transmit and receive messages on the network. Network Interface Device () A Network Interface Device (NID) is a component installed between a telephone network and the inside wire of a customer premises. The NID is usually provided by the telephone company and is the transition, or demarcation point, between the company’s network and the customer’s inside wiring. Network Management (—Ineligible) Network Management is a system of equipment or software used in monitoring, controlling, and managing a communications network. Network Switch () A switch is a mechanical or electronic device that completes or breaks an electrical path or that selects the paths for communication. More specifically, network switches provide capability similar to a network but provide a dedicated bandwidth at each network port, rather than shared bandwidth among all ports.