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link
(I) World Wide Web usage: See: hyperlink.
(I) Subnetwork usage: A point-to-point communication channel
connecting two subnetwork relays (especially one between two
packet switches) that is implemented at OSI layer 2. (See: link
encryption.)
(C) The relay computers assume that links are logically passive.
If a computer at one end of a link sends a sequence of bits, the
sequence simply arrives at the other end after a finite time,
although some bits may have been changed either accidentally
(errors) or by active wiretapping.