GB/T 15126-1994
AbolishedInformation processing systems--Data communications--Network service definition
信息处理系统 数据通信 网络服务定义
Application Summary AI generated
This standard defines the abstract service and interface characteristics of the OSI network layer, specifying the primitives and parameters for connection-oriented and connectionless network services. It is applied in the design and implementation of data communication systems, such as packet-switched networks and internetworking devices, to ensure consistent interaction between network service providers and users. The standard is primarily used by developers and engineers working on network protocol stacks and interoperability testing for open systems interconnection.
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