Loopback Test - Definition or Meaning

Loopback Test

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Definition of “Loopback Test” :

A “Loopback Test” is a diagnostic procedure used to test the connectivity and operation of a network device. It involves sending a signal from a device back to itself to check if the device is working properly without network interference.

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