link-local address

In Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6), a type of unicast address intended for local

use, only. A link-local address is similar to an IPv4 private IP address, as it is not meant to be routed and not intended for use in a public domain such as the Internet, but confined to a single link, or LAN segment. See also domain, Internet, IPv4, IPv6, LAN, private IP address, site–local address, unicast, and unicast address.

• burst tolerance (BT)
• bursty transmission
• bus
• BUS (Broadcast and Unknown Server)
• bus topology
• busy
• busy/DA call forwarding (busy/Don’t Answer) call forwarding)
• busy/DA call forwarding (busy/Don’t Answer) call forwarding)
• busy hour
• busy hour
• busy hour call attempts (BHCAs)
• busy hour call completions (BHCCs)
• busy hour traffic (BHT)
• busy lamp field
• busy out
• busy signal
• BWA (Broadband Wireless Access)
• byte (B)
• byte interleaving
• byte-oriented protocol
• bytes per second (Bps)
• bytes per second (Bps)
• c
• c
• C