Internet Service
Name an Internet Transmission Media.
WIFI
Telephone Service
Fiber-optic
Coaxial
Ip stand for
Internet Protocol
What does WWW stand for
World Wide Web
A computer that provides resources and service to client computers.
Server
What does URL stand for.
Uniform Resource Locator
The volume of data that can be carried by a transmission medium each second.
When you log off the Internet, your ISP may assign the IP address to another subscriber.
Dynamic Addressing
Refers to the billions of hypertext files accessible on the Internet.
WWW
WANs stand for
Wide area network
Identifies a specific server or a specific site.
Domain Names
Describes Internet Service that is always connected and is much faster than a dial up connection.
Broadband
ICANN stands for
Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers
Allow users to click and drag objects across the screen instead of entering text in a line.
GUI
What consists of two or more computer and can include up to serval hundred devices.
LANs
Method used to place a file on the Internet.
Protocol
Use light waves to carry Internet signals at high speeds. It has limited availability.
Fiber-Optic Cable
Allow switches to distinguish between device in the same network.
Mac Addresses
Who developed hypertext for computers networks.
Tim Berners-Lee
Robert Callilau
Creates a secure connection between two computers.
VPN
Name the Original Domains. (Hint there are 5)
.com
.gov
.mil
.edu
.org
Comprises a pair of thin copper wires within an insulated cover. Is a common telephone wire.
Twisted Pair
Wi-Fi capable router in the 5.0 GHz frequency range.
Dual-Band Routers
The Two major shifts in web usage. To have faster Internet speeds and more computing power.
Web 2.0
Remote Access
Added to increase the functionality of a browser.
Plug-Ins