Xerox 480 ST System Administration Manual page 317

Packet
Peer to Peer network
protocol stack
protocol suite
RAM (Random
Access Memory)
RARP (Reverse
Address Resolution
Protocol)
Repeater
RG-58
RJ-45
SNMP (Simple
Network
Management
Protocol)
SPX (Sequential
Packet Exchange)
TCP (Transmission
Control Protocol)
TCP/IP
(Transmission
Control
Protocol/Internet
Protocol)
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A collection of bits comprising data and control information
formatted for transmission from one node to another.
A system in which two or more nodes or processes can initiate
communications with each other. Usually describes a network in
which all nodes have the ability to share resources with other nodes
so that a dedicated server can be implemented but is not required.
A representation of the hierarchical nature of a protocol suite.
A hierarchical set of related protocols.
Memory in which data is temporarily stored for processing.
A TCP/IP protocol governing the translation of a DLC (Data-Link
Control) address to an IP (Internet Protocol) address.
A device that regenerates and often amplifies signals to extend
transmission distance. It is independent of protocol and media.
Coaxial cable with 50-ohm impedance used by Thinnet.
Eight-wire modular connectors for Ethernet, Token Ring, StarLAN
networks, and some phone lines.
TCP/IP protocol governing network monitoring.
The implementation of SPP (Sequential Packet Protocol) by Novell.
TCP/IP protocol governing sequenced data.
A protocol suite developed by ARPA (Advanced Research Projects
Agency).
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