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Powering
Trusted Identities
5.8 Glossary of terms
Term
Default gateway
DHCP (Dynamic Host
Configuration Protocol)
DNS (Domain Name
System)
DNS domain suffix
DNS server address
Guest user
ICMP (Internet Control
Message Protocol)
IP (Internet Protocol)
IP addresses
MAC (Media Access
Control)
MIB (Management
Information Base)
Network settings
Ping
Root user
SNMP (Simple Network
Management Protocol)
Subnet mask
Syslog
TCP (Transmission
Control Protocol)
TCP/IP
Telnet
UDP (User Datagram
Protocol)
PLT-02931, A.4
Definition
Specifies the address of the router (in a network using subnets) that forwards traffic to a destination outside
of the subnet of the transmitting device.
The protocol used by a network to automatically assign network settings to connected devices so that they
work together.
Defines the network protocol that allows devices to find IP addresses from a network name server.
This is the suffix to be added to the domain name to make a complete name.
This is the address of the server that provides the translation from a descriptive name to an IP address.
A user without rights to change printer settings.
The basic message protocol for the internet.
The network protocol that identifies devices and messages by addresses so that communications can occur
between devices on different local networks.
Specifies the current IP addresses that are 32-bit values that are normally expressed in dotted-quad format.
This address must not be the same as another device on the same local network.
The unique numeric value address associated with a network device that gives the device a unique identity.
This address is assigned by the device manufacturer to ensure its uniqueness.
A formal description of the way an agent can be accessed using SNMP and the functions that can be
managed.
The basic network parameters needed to configure the network interface. These include the IP address, the
subnet mask, the default gateway, the DNS server address and the DNS domain suffix.
A common utility or command that sends a message to network devices asking for a return message. This is
used to diagnose if the device is on the network or to troubleshoot the connection.
A user with administrative rights to change any printer settings.
This is protocol for the network management services. This protocol provides a means for network compliant
devices, called agents, to store data about themselves in Management Information Bases (MIBs) and return
this data to the SNMP requesters.
Specifies a 32-bit value that routers use to send a message to the correct subnet.
The standard method for logging system events.
The network protocol that allows reliable network communications between devices.
Network communications using TCP and IP protocols.
This is a common terminal emulation program that allows a user to send commands to a TCP/IP connected
device and receive the responses.
Defines a protocol for sending and receiving messages on a network.
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