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| The simple mail transfer protocol. A protocol used to send email on the internet |
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| The transmission control protocol. Provides reliable connection-oriented IP communications. |
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| Dynamic host configuration protocol. A protocol used to allocate IP addresses dynamically |
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| Domain name system. Protocol used to resolve a domain name, such as www.rwasoftware.com, into an IP address |
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| An Internet Protocol (IP) address is a numerical label that is assigned to devices participating in a computer network that uses the Internet Protocol for communication between its nodes |
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| Network time protocol. A TCP/IP protocol used to synchronize the time between computers |
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| Internet control message protocol. A protocol used to report errors over the internet |
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(teletype network) is a network protocol used on the Internet or local area networks to provide a bidirectional interactive communications facility.
A protocol that enables a user on one machine to log onto another networked machine
A protocol for establishing a login session via TCP/IP on a remote system |
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| Address resolution protocol. A protocol used to discover the MAC address of a station based on its IP address |
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| File transfer Protocol. A protocol designed to enable reliable transfer of files between stations |
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| Hyper text transfer protocol. The protocol used to exchange media (text, audio, video, images) over the internet |
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| A secure version of HTTP which incorporates SSL encryption technology |
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| A unique TCP/IP communication channel used to support either TCP or UDP |
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| A layered view of various network models including The ISO/OSI and the TCP/IP models |
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| A flag in the TCP header which indicate that the data that have been sent should be pushed through to the receiving application |
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| The reverse address resolution protocol(performs the opposite of ARP) providing the IP address for a specific MAC address |
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| Request for comment. The official published standards for the internet |
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| The simple network management protocol. Defines the format and the meaning of messages exchanged by the manager and agents |
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| The user datagram protocol. Provides connectionless and unreliable IP communications |
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