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| International Network of Interconnected Computers |
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| Any Computer connected directly to the Internet. |
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| When an Internet user connects to the Internet to access information and services |
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| Language of Communication |
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| A collection of related web pages. |
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A service of the Interenet
System of Internet servers that support specially formatted documents |
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| Upload a web page to a Web server so others may view it. |
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| A high speed, high capacity hard drive. Usually equipped with back-up facilities. |
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| A computer that provides a Specialized Service |
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| A client-server LAN uses a this type of server to control network traffic and security. |
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| A dedicated PC that stores information in web format |
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| Used to manage internal and external electronic mail. Centralized location for organizing each member's messages. |
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| Used in complex database applications where many network users would need to access the data at the same time. |
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| NAP (Network Access Points) |
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Servers connect to ____
Provides the services where we can "get" items
Makes up backbone of the Internet |
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| Implies that your computer message does not have to be converted to sound |
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