MP
Short for Multilink Point-to-Point Protocol, an extension to the PPP protocol that allows multiple physical connections between two points to be combined into a single logical connection. The combined connections, called a bundle, provide greater bandwidth than a single connection.
Unlike channel bonding, which usually combines two channels for the duration of a connection, MP supports dynamic bandwidth allocation, which means that physical links can be added or removed from the bundle as needed.
MP works with a number of technologies, including ISDN, X.25 and Frame Relay. It is an open standard, specified in RFC 1990.
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- MOV
Apple QuickTime Movie file format. See Data Formats and Their File Extensions in the Quick Reference section of
- MP1
MPEG Audio Stream, Layer I file format. See Data Formats and Their File Extensions in the Quick Reference section of
- MP2
MPEG Audio Stream, Layer II file format. See Data Formats and Their File Extensions in the Quick Reference section of
- MP3 player
A portable consumer electronic device that allows you to store and plays music files in MP3 format. MP3 players are small handheld devices and often use flash memory for storing MP3 files. While frequently called an MP3 player, it fits under the broader category of digital audio players and often an MP3 players can use […]
- MPA
MPEG audio file format. See Data Formats and Their File Extensions in the Quick Reference section of