Definition: Microsoft's Core Networking Technology (McNet) is a standard for network protocols that enables scalable, flexible, reliable connectivity between any number of devices, even those without Wi-Fi or Ethernet capability. McNet supports advanced technologies such as Layer 2, Layer 3, and Layer 4 networking, offering flexibility in managing traffic across networks. It's designed to improve network performance and reduce latency by minimizing the complexity of complex protocols.
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