Network Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF)

Author:

Published:

Updated:

Share This
« Back to Glossary Index

Definition of “Network Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF)” :

“Network Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF)” refers to the average time that passes between failures in a network system. It is a measure used to predict the reliability and availability of a system, with a higher MTBF indicating a more reliable system.

« Back to Glossary Index

Latest NEWS & Guides

  • Student Discounts for College Students: How to Save on Broadband

    Student Discounts for College Students: How to Save on Broadband

    Broadband is one of those student costs that looks small until you add it up across an entire academic year. A monthly bill, installation fee, router charge, and a contract that runs beyond your tenancy can quietly turn an ordinary internet package into a fairly expensive commitment. The good news is that student discounts can…

    Read more

  • Sky Broadband Customer Service

    Sky Broadband Customer Service

    The quickest way to reach Sky Broadband is by chat: Sky’s broadband complaints chat is open every day from 8.30am to 8pm, and its broadband complaints phone line is 0333 759 0732.1 For a fault, start with Sky’s Service Checker, which runs tests on your line and gives you a phone number if it can’t…

    Read more

  • How to Cancel Sky Broadband

    How to Cancel Sky Broadband

    To cancel Sky Broadband you give Sky 14 days’ notice, unless you’re switching to another provider, in which case you just order with the new provider and Sky’s broadband and Talk end automatically.1 If you’re still inside your minimum term, Sky will charge an early termination fee.2 This guide covers the cheaper options to check…

    Read more