Network Service Access Point (NSAP) - Definition or Meaning

Network Service Access Point (NSAP)

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Definition of “Network Service Access Point (NSAP)” :

The Network Service Access Point (NSAP) is a unique identifier used in OSI networking to specify the exact network location of a device or an endpoint. It facilitates data routing and communication across different network layers.

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