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Half Duplex
Hashing
Hexid ecimal
HomePNA, Hom ePNF
Hop
HTTP – H ypert ext Transfer
Protocol
HTTPS – Hyp ertext
Transfer Protocol over S SL
Hub
I
ICMP – Internet Control
Message Protocol
IGMP – Internet Group
Managment Protocol
IIS – Int ernet Informati on
Server
IKE – Int ernet Ke y
Exchange
Infrastructure
Input Port Range
Interface
Internet
Internet E xplorer
Internet Protocol
ISP – Internet S ervice
Procvider
Interoperability
Intranet
Intusion Detection
IP – Internet Protocol
IP Address
IPv6 – Internet Protocol
Version 6
IPX – Internetwok Pack et
Exchange
J
Java
K
Data cannot be transmitt ed and r ecieved at the sam e ti me
Transforming a string of characters into a shorter string w ith a predefin ed leng th
Characters 0- 9 and A- F used to repr esent numb ers also k nown as base 16
Network ing over t elephone lines, Netw ork ing standard that com bines 802.11b and DECT(Digital
enhanced cordless comminication) that provides spe eds up t o 1.6 m ega bits per s econd and a
distance of 150ft using a Frequency Hoping transmission method
The action of data pack ets b eing transmitt ed fro m one to another Host Computer on the
network
Used to transfer files from HTTP serv ers (w eb servers) to HTTP clients (web brow sers)
Used to encrypt and d ecrypt HTTP transmissions, also k nown as Seccure HTTP
A network ing device that connects multiple d evices tog ether
One of the core protocols of the Internet protocol suite. Used mainly b y a network ed
computers' operating syste m to send error m essages for IP datagrams, diagnostics, or routing
purposes
Used to mak e sure that comput ers can report their multicast group me mbership to adjacent
routers
A Web server and FTP server provid ed b y Microsoft
Used to ensure security for VPN exchange
In terms of a wireless n etwork this is when wirek ess clients use an accress point t o fain acceess
to the network
(See Sp ecial Applications pag e) The p ort range that you w ant to o pen t o internet traffic
(See Routing page ) Sp ecifies the nex t hop to be tak en if the route sp ec ified is used. A gateway
of 0.0.0.0 implies ther e is no next hop and th e IP addr ess matched is c onnected directl y to the
router on the interface specified ( either LAN or WAN)
A syste m of worldwide network s which uses TCP/ IP to allow for resources to be accressed from
computers around the world
One of many w e b browsers available for computers. Se e also M ozzilla. Firefox, Konqurer, Opera,
Safari
The m ethod of transfering data from one co mputer to another on the In ternet
Company that provid es internet to individuals or companies
The ablity for products to interact with eachother w ithout much consumer interaction.
Generally se en as an asset to any product
A private network
A typ e of security that scans a network to de tect a ttack s coming from inside and outside the
network
A 32- bit number, when talk ing about Iternet Protocol V ersion 4, that id entifies each com puter
that transmits data on the internet or intranet
Uses 128 bit addresses and was dev elop ed t o solv e the probl em that we face running out of IP
version 4 addresses
A network ing protocol d ev elope d b y Nov ell t o enabl e th eir Netw are clie nts and servers to
communicate
A program ming language used t o creat e progra ms and appl ets for w e b p ages
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