rácsatlakozó

Rácsatlakozó is a Hungarian term that translates to "network interface" or "connection point" in English. It generally refers to a component or location where a system, device, or service connects to a larger network. This can encompass a wide range of applications, from physical hardware to virtual configurations.

In the context of telecommunications and networking, a rácsatlakozó often signifies the physical port or jack where a cable, such as an Ethernet cable or a telephone line, is plugged in to establish a connection to a network. This could be an internet connection at a home or office, or a port on a telecommunications infrastructure.

More broadly, the term can also describe a point of access or integration for services. For example, a software application might have a rácsatlakozó that allows it to communicate with external databases or other applications over a network. In industrial settings, it might refer to a standardized interface for connecting machinery to a control system or a factory network. The core concept remains the same: a defined point for connection and interaction within a network.