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1 Payload
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2 PAYLOAD
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3 payload
Goods carried by a vehicle that are not essential to the vehicle's operation. -
4 payload
"Essential data that is carried within a packet or other transmission unit, excluding the data required to get the packet delivered." -
5 payload/vehicle load capacity
الحمل الصافي/ حمل التشغيلEnglish-Arabic automotive engineering dictionary > payload/vehicle load capacity
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6 COMBAT-MISSION PAYLOAD
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7 NAT editor
"A component of a network address translator that performs additional translation and payload adjustment beyond the IP, TCP, and UDP headers. A NAT editor is an installable component that can properly modify otherwise non-translatable payloads so that they can be forwarded across a NAT." -
8 ATM adaptation layer
The layer of the asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) protocol stack that parses data into the payload portion of the ATM cell for transport across an ATM network.طبقة ملاءَمة ATM -
9 AAL
The layer of the asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) protocol stack that parses data into the payload portion of the ATM cell for transport across an ATM network. -
10 header block
"In SOAP, an element placed in the Header element and which contains control information. For example, information that influences payload processing, such as a credentials element that helps control access to the operation." -
11 bubble packet
A data packet that is typically sent to create or maintain a NAT mapping and consists of an IPv6 header with no IPv6 payload.
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