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• Architecture Board ( IAB ) and the Internet Research Task Force
• . W3E References IAB
• Architecture Board ( IAB ) deal with strategic issues, while the
• Architecture Board ( IAB ) regularly publishes an RFC (request for

• RFC Series and IANA : The IAB is responsible for editorial

• between the numer ica l IP address and alphabetic addresses, and
• and the output of opt ica l scanners. URLs: Index of Character

• Task Force ( IETF ) and the Coalition for Networked
• HTML Quick Reference IETF - HTML Working Group HTML and Web Links
• The IAB appoints a new IETF chair and all other IESG candidates, from
• a list provided by the IETF nominating committee. Architectural
• Task Force ( IETF ) and Internet Research Task Force (IRTF)
• development. The IETF develops the actual Internet standards.
• Internet standards. IETF assigns activities to working groups,
• are made by consensus. IETF documents are freely and openly available
• Task Force ( IETF ) as an extension to PPP .
• privacy. URLs: IETF's Security Area Discusses information on
• Groups within the IETF and provides links to more information
• firewall Detail: The IETF is charged with issues surrounding
• groups within the IETF looking at specific areas of security:
• Task Force ( IETF ) in early 1994. It includes built-in
• a standard . URLs: IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force) The site
• criteria used by the IETF to determine whether a set of
• Task Force (IETF) protocol standard Print References: The
• and communications. IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force) The site
• criteria used by the IETF to determine whether a set of
• for Standardization IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force)
• The proceedings of the IETF as they supervise the acceptance of
• working group of the IETF . The Tao of IETF -- A Guide for New
• the IETF . The Tao of IETF -- A Guide for New Attendees of the IETF
• guide to the Tao of IETF , or the way of the IETF, provides a very
• of the attendees at IETF meetings are new to the organization, this
• protocol specification IETF(Internet Engineering Task Force)
• for Standardization IETF(Internet Engineering Task Force) Print
• e., unescaped). URLs: IETF Draft RFC, IIIR Working Group, Hypertext
• specifications or the IETF 's RFCs) can benefit from <ISINDEX>

• transformation , or imagemap creation).
• graphical browser with imagemap support difficult to alter Text Links
• Map Yahoo List of Imagemap resources WADE'S HTML TUTORIAL Text
• half the point size. IMAGEMAP Specifies a URI for processing image
• to match this height. IMAGEMAP Specifies a URI for processing image

• (such as home. html or index.html , both common Web home page default
• to home. html , index.html , and default. html , to cover most
• site : default. html , index.html , and homepage.html . The name used
• . W3E References: index.html homepage.html URLs Web site Detail:
• page of a Web site . index.html Another of common default names for

• Promoters of the information superhighway hope that by
• to traffic on the information superhighway . On the Internet ,

• Superhighway (or Infobahn ) is the popular designation for the

• CLASS=APPENDIX>, for instance , defines a division that acts as an
• be used; in the last instance , the encoding is the desired final
• Word to HTML , for instance , a border around a block of text or
• a prologue, and an instance . DTD is the prologue section of the
• bulletin board, for instance . Some of the bulletin boards have
• specified in this instance communicate to the search engine what
• unique content:.) For instance , a Creole cookbook and an Italian
• Defense ( DoD ), for instance , mandates that all documentation be
• let the same document instance be rendered differently (and
• in a single query--for instance , " TCP/IP " and "
• of this page , for instance ), or other commonly repeated page
• in any way. For instance , MD="md5
• tag names. For instance , <P CLASS =STANZA.COUPLET>
• tag names. For instance , <H2 CLASS =Section> defines a
• tag names. For instance , <H2 CLASS =Section> defines a
• tag names. For instance , <H2 CLASS =Section> defines a
• tag names. For instance , <H2 CLASS =Section> defines a
• for deleted text, for instance in legal documents. Attributes: ID An
• indicates the defining instance of a term. Attributes: ID An SGML
• tag names. For instance , <DIV CLASS =APPENDIX> defines
• in any way. For instance , MD="md5
• tag names. For instance , <H2 CLASS =Section> defines a
• of the sequence. For instance , SKIP=3 advances the sequence number
• in any way. For instance , MD="md5
• tag names. For instance , <H2 CLASS =Section> defines a
• in any way. For instance , MD="md5
• in any way. For instance , MD="md5
• the same name, for instance a group of radio buttons or checkboxes
• in any way. For instance , MD="md5
• for inserted text, for instance in legal documents. Attributes: ID An
• in any way. For instance , MD="md5
• of the sequence. For instance , SKIP=3 advances the sequence number
• in any way. For instance , MD="md5
• in any way. For instance , MD="md5
• tag names. For instance , <P CLASS = abstract > defines
• in any way. For instance , MD="md5
• around tables. For instance : <TABLE BORDER>. The precise
• cells distinctly, for instance by using a larger or heavier font for
• cells distinctly, for instance by using a larger or heavier font for
• in any way. For instance , MD="md5

• The Net Netizens Internaut Detail: Those who engage in surfing

• Science Foundation Internet) regulating the use of its network,
• . Print Resources: The Internet Guide for New Users . Daniel P. Dern.
• most users of the Internet in general and the WWW in particular
• History The Internet developed from the computer networks
• parts of the Internet . While commercial server providers
• result was that the Internet backbone , the NSFnet, simply stopped
• formed Commercial Internet Exchange (CIX), which is a commercial
• increased the range of Internet activities. AUP and today's Internet
• AUP and today's Internet user As already mentioned, most
• mentioned, most Internet users have to comply with an
• address is used on the Internet : An E-mail address is a designation
• computer on the Internet . Each computer has a unique IP
• A link to a list of Internet search engines . You can use one of
• use here. RFC 1392 The Internet User's Glossary is the name of an
• with a single numeric Internet ( IP) address . For example, in the
• will consist of the Internet address and the official hostname. All
• AOL has added full Internet access to its list of services. AOL's
• . URLs: AOL's Internet services include: an FTP server Where
• tool One of the many Internet search tools , this one was bought by
• -related sites on the Internet . USENET FAQs: Graphics Answers to
• Yahoo! Computers and Internet: Graphics: Animation Print Resources:
• public archives on the Internet . URLs: anonymous ftp FAQ anonymous
• is connected to the Internet , users can also search the resources
• Engine is to the Internet , and then some. It can be utilized by
• is connected to the Internet , AppleSearch will provide a list of
• Using AppleSearch The Internet In order to incorporate the Internet
• to incorporate the Internet in AppleSearch queries, a server
• connection to the Internet is required. A direct (not dial-up)
• FTP sites on the Internet . Archie uses a filename query string
• are computers on the Internet which routinely log onto every known
• is stored in the Internet Archives Database. When a user issues
• account on the Internet . There are at least five ways to
• E-mail If you have Internet e-mail you can use Archie by e-mail.
• the United States. The Internet grew out of ARPAnet, an experimental
• Print Resources: The Internet Guide for New Users . Daniel P. Dern.
• the growing use of the Internet for commercial purposes. It allows
• areas of growth on the Internet : the electronic marketing revolution.
• to advertise on the Internet may also pay for lists of e-mail users
• commercial use of the Internet is currently up for debate (namely,
• information over the Internet ), it seems likely that the use of the
• that the use of the Internet for commercial purposes will continue
• obtain access to Internet and establish e-mail accounts.
• Yahoo! Computers and Internet: Languages: Awk Print Resources: sed &
• the structure of the Internet? Describes the inter-connecting
• structure of the Internet What are the backbone networks? Detail
• new "privatized Internet " in the US is becoming less
• connection on the Internet . The unit of measure associated with
• ISDN A type of Internet connection that provides 64 Kbps of
• services such as the Internet , CompuServe , America OnLine and
• America On-Line Internet
• the speed of your Internet connection , you can often set options
• and on the Internet . URLs: How to Count in Binary W3E
• Que's Computer & Internet Dictionary . Bryan Pfaffenberger with
• BIND BIND (Berkeley Internet Name Domain) is a local implementation
• ISC BIND - Berkeley Internet Name Domain Jumppage to more BIND
• is BIND? The Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) implements an
• (BIND) implements an Internet name server for the BSD operating
• by gateways to the Internet . URLs: Bitnet Overview A short
• interconnected to the Internet include FidoNet, UUSP and USENET .
• and depends on the Internet to route them. Many Bitnet sites have
• store bookmarks. Most Internet service utilities have a menu title d
• superhighway . On the Internet , bottlenecks typically occur when
• online world of the Internet , known as the World Wide Web . URLs:
• and Microsoft's Internet Explorer . For a more complete list of
• C++ newsgroups on the Internet as well as their listserver. Print
• "Guide to the Internet (formerly known as "Big Dummy's
• Dummy's Guide to the Internet ") list cd and other essential
• Early versions of Internet tool programs such as terminal
• character set on the Internet . It contains all of the characters
• growth of the Internet . In December 1990 there were 2,190
• archives on the Internet . Launch the conversion utility and
• of randomly chosen Internet sites will reveal examples of
• Client In the Internet world, client typically refers to the
• for Navigating the Internet A list of programs used for navigating
• for navigating the Internet . W3 Clients A collection of links to
• CNIDR works with the Internet Engineering Task Force ( IETF ) and
• to provide you with Internet access and on-line "information
• the resources of the Internet . The material that they contain is
• access to the Internet . Since the members of a commercial
• technical side of the Internet , but are instead looking for
• invest in a commercial Internet provider . Alternatives to commercial
• to connect to the Internet , you don't necessarily need a "
• you can connect to the Internet through your school or business, you
• largest provider of Internet and online services. It offers the
• global on-line and Internet provider . Some of their large
• of linking to the Internet and the World Wide Web via Mosaic . In
• Windows '95, and local Internet providers, CompuServe recently lowered
• CompuServe versus the Internet CompuServe points out four differences
• its network and the Internet : ease of use, community, security ,
• network than on the Internet . Security : CompuServe manages its
• : Unlike the Internet , which often allows dead links to
• . W3E References: Internet Serviced Provider (ISP) Internet
• Provider (ISP) Internet access is obtained from an Internet
• a connection to an Internet Provider must be sustained, a physical
• used in Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions ( MIME ). It is a text
• ( MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions)) that describes
• tools. Computer and Internet:Internet:World Wide Web: HTML Editors
• are available on the Internet as shareware or freeware. Those on the
• freeware. Those on the Internet are normally stored in software
• automatically scan the Internet or other network acquiring data.
• URLs: RFC 1360 The Internet Architecture Board Official Protocol
• dedicated" to the Internet . A dedicated line can be anything
• T1 connection to the Internet backbone . There is a growing trend
• interfaces, speakers, Internet connectability, CD ROM , sound boards,
• and connect to the Internet . The advantage of a dial-up account
• for a DOS path , c :\ internet \ web \ html \file.
• Domain Name System, an Internet protocol that translates computer
• names into numeric Internet addresses. Every time you're on the
• Introduction to the Internet Protocols Explains domain names
• network link server Internet IP Address TCP/IP Print References:
• because of the Internet 's growth. When the Internet was
• computers find out Internet address es through the use of a name
• see the " Internet " definition. When DNS was
• to remember. Every Internet site has an entry in a DNS server ; a
• address book for the Internet . Just as you may have a letter
• sequence. Since each Internet site must administer its own DNS, the
• possible to set up an Internet server without learning UNIX . DNS 1.1
• connected to the Internet . A domain is an address that
• device. With the Internet service Telnet , a user's computer (a
• W3E References: Internet The Net WWW LAN Print References:
• can be found on the Internet , on a LAN-based mail postal system,
• America Online. On the Internet , mail is typically handled by mail
• your modem and Internet access. URLs: List of e-mail software
• clients For a list of Internet e-mail software packages, use an
• packages, use an Internet Search utility with "email"
• e-mail to any valid Internet e-mail address . W3E References: URLs
• termed snail mail by Internet e-mail users. E-mail is asynchronous ,
• you have paid for your Internet access, e-mail is free. You can send
• transfer on the Internet allows easy interception and forgery.
• Over most of the Internet , e-mail messages are not subject to
• else's ire). Although Internet e-mail can be a valuable means of
• E-mail servers on the Internet use the addressing information
• Protocol ) to handle Internet e-mail, so your client software should
• File Management Internet e-mail messages usually come in great
• MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions), UUEncoding and
• the deli address . Internet e-mail addresses are comprised of a
• For a list of Internet e-mail software packages, use an
• MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) Part Two: Message
• extensions. Microsoft Internet Explorer extensions Not wanting to be
• and their answers. The Internet community relies on FAQs to
• area or group on the Internet . URLs: FAQs by category An archive of
• types of FAQs for most Internet services and Internet service
• Internet services and Internet service locations. You should take
• and read FAQs about Internet services which interest you. To find
• especially within the Internet and Web environment. File extensions
• of information. Some Internet users have created Finger gateways
• networks, such as the Internet . The second statement applies to
• something from the Internet , the request must go through the
• they have a valid IP ( Internet Protocol ) address block.
• front end is an Internet browser , such as Mosaic or Netscape .
• is an means of copying Internet files to and from servers using TCP/IP
• All About Internet Ftp : Learning and Teaching to
• Transfer Files on the Internet (Internet Workshop Series ; Volume 2)
• Detail: Background The Internet offers access to archives of software,
• alphabetic listing of Internet sites accepting Anonymous FTP, send an
• main site. It reduces Internet traffic by moving popular information
• The Windows Internet Tour Guide . By Michael Fraase,
• RFC 823 The DARPA Internet Gateway Yahoo! page of gateways W3E
• LANs and WANs to the Internet . Gateways can be configured so that
• the gateway from the Internet . Gateways are also used to restrict
• to or from the Internet . For example, the gateway linking
• CompuServe to the Internet allows e-mail and Web documents to
• Gopher (formally named Internet Gopher) is an information retrieval
• References: The Whole Internet , 2nd ed., by Ed Krol. O'Reilly and
• on Gopher. Easy Internet by Michael Miller. QUE. 1994. (ISBN:
• . Tricks of the Internet Gurus by Internet Guru Group. Sams
• something like " Internet Tools"), go to another Gopher
• environments. The Internet can be accessed with GUIs, such as
• Web browsers and other Internet service clients such as FTP , Gopher
• and commands which the Internet is based on. W3E References: Web
• The Windows Internet Tour Guide . Michael Fraase. Ventana
• categories of an Internet address , and the various layers of
• a network. As such, an Internet host is defined by a unique IP domain
• separate hosts). Internet service providers are hosts. The
• hosts on the Internet . Internet Society International Host
• on the Internet . Internet Society International Host
• Forefront Group, Inc. Internet Products Most Web browsers permit
• Print Resources: The Internet Guide for New Users . Daniel P. Dern.
• TCP/IP protocol of the Internet . HTTP allows the transfer of HTML
• points to another Internet location. A hyperlink can point to:
• type anywhere on the Internet (a picture of Dusty) URLs: Following
• or resource on the Internet . foobar is the name, title or word
• Hypermedia and the Internet Links to places on the Internet that
• Links to places on the Internet that employ hypermedia Index to
• Guide to the Internet by Mike Zender, Jeff Fine & Rick
• IAB ( Internet Architecture Board) Formerly known as
• Formerly known as the Internet Activities Board, the Internet
• advisory group of the Internet Society. Its responsibilities, as
• procedures used by the Internet . Standards Process Oversight and
• process used to create Internet Standards. The IAB serves as an appeal
• of the various Internet assigned numbers. External Liaison:
• the interests of the Internet Society in liaison relationships with
• to the world-wide Internet . Advice to ISOC: The IAB acts as a
• and Officers of the Internet Society concerning technical,
• pertaining to the Internet and its enabling technologies. URLs:
• technologies. URLs: Internet Architecture Board Internet
• Architecture Board Internet Engineering Task Force Internet
• Engineering Task Force Internet Society W3E References: International
• IANA. ( Internet Assigned Numbers Authority) The
• Numbers Authority) The Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) is
• is chartered by the Internet Society (ISOC) and the Federal Network
• the use of numerous Internet protocol parameters. It is the central
• and addresses on the Internet . URLs: Introduction to TCP/IP
• process of assigning Internet addresses. IANA home page comp
• that domain names , Internet Protocol network numbers, and
• information, and Internet resources. W3E References: Optical
• IETF( Internet Engineering Task Force) The IETF
• development leg of the Internet . The IETF is a large collaborative
• concerned with the Internet 's architecture and smooth operation.
• standards body for the Internet even though the Internet is not
• the direction of the Internet are the Internet Architecture Board (
• and the nature of the Internet itself, much of IETF's work is handled
• designation for the Internet and the broader matrix of
• Beyond the Internet . Pete Otte. QUE. 1994. ISBN
• and satellite), the Internet , the World Wide Web , the content
• the Magazine of Internet Culture Canadian Information Highway
• Print Resources: The Internet Complete Reference , Harley Hahn and
• W3E References: Internet World Wide Web
• surfs" on the Internet . W3E References: The Internet Surfing
• . W3E References: The Internet Surfing
• as ISO standards. Internet standards are developed outside ISO .
• Society (ISOC) and the Internet Architecture Board ( IAB ) deal with
• issues, while the Internet Engineering Task Force ( IETF ) and
• Force ( IETF ) and Internet Research Task Force (IRTF) deal with
• develops the actual Internet standards. IETF assigns activities to
• available via the Internet . Internet standards are published as
• to Information on the Internet) International Organization for
• many components of the Internet , from an API (application program or
• Internet Services Internet services are those
• Internet Services Internet services are those services or
• to a client on the Internet . These services traditionally include
• Dungeon games (MUDS), Internet Relay Chat, and various multimedia
• broadcasts. URLs: Internet Services FAQ Answers to the most often
• about services on the Internet from the newsgroup alt. internet
• the newsgroup alt. internet .services.
• IP IP ( Internet Protocol ; see TCP/IP ) is the network
• connected on the Internet communicate. The Internet Protocol and
• protocol suite of the Internet . W3E References: TCP/IP Internet
• W3E References: TCP/IP Internet
• network. IP stands for Internet Protocol . It is by following this
• Que's Computer & Internet Dictionary . Bryan Pfaffenberger with
• IRC ( Internet Relay Chat) IRC is a graphic-interface
• ISDN service, your Internet Service Provider must be equipped to
• ISP ( Internet Service Provider ) An Internet service
• Service Provider ) An Internet service provider is an organization or
• access to the Internet . Numerous local and national service
• means of entry to the Internet . URLs: Internet Service Provider List
• the Internet . URLs: Internet Service Provider List To access the
• List To access the Internet , you need an account with an Internet
• for finding local Internet service providers. How To Select an
• How To Select an Internet Service Provider Guidelines for those
• for those acquiring Internet access. Becoming an Internet Service
• access. Becoming an Internet Service Provider Becoming an Internet
• Provider Becoming an Internet Service Provider is not a mysterious
• ISDN offers high speed Internet access for home offices or small
• is the standard Internet connection . Detail: Overview Internet
• . Detail: Overview Internet Service Providers (ISP) connect
• general public to the Internet . That is to say, they offer users
• associated with the Internet : e-mail , Usenet newsgroups , and
• function separately as Internet service providers. Gaining Access to
• Gaining Access to the Internet To connect to the Internet you have to
• To connect to the Internet you have to connect to someone who
• who already has Internet access--someone with a domain name and
• packets from the Internet to your computer or network and
• is handled by the Internet service provider and is invisible to
• invisible to the user. Internet access is provided over almost any
• not exist with the Internet . A better analogy might be a
• Types of Access Internet access can be obtained by
• connection to an Internet service provider In each case, the
• which translation into Internet language ( TCP/IP ) takes place
• speaking to the Internet for the user; in host access, the user
• "speaks" in Internet language on a direct line through the
• the provider to the Internet . Terminal Access Terminal access is
• the conduit to the Internet . Full graphics capability is provided
• for host access to the Internet exists for all major computer types.
• systems). Choosing an Internet Service Provider If you are on a
• connected to the Internet , you do not need your own
• you want to use the Internet for, how much use you expect to make
• connection to the Internet , the greater the speed it can provide
• able to connect to the Internet on demand. Where Can You Get Internet
• Where Can You Get Internet Access in Your Area? To obtain PDIAL,
• the future of the Internet as a fully virtual community complete
• transfers over the Internet , specifically FTP and Web transfers.
• search utilities. Most Internet search engines use some type of
• your LAN to the Internet . LAN Times The homepage for LAN Times
• heavy use on the Internet today, where refers to the time lag
• c es: Que's Computer & Internet Dictionary by Bryan Pfaffenberger with
• resource on the Internet . W3E References: hyperlink HTML
• groups on the Internet , organized by topic. Each of these
• The reference to Internet discussion groups A compilation of
• A Basic Guide to the Internet Listserv Explains what a listserv is
• the list. Anyone with Internet e-mail access possesses the technical
• UNIX machines on the Internet . Lynx allows shell users to browse
• who are new to the Internet . Mac OS & Apple System Software
• attached to the Internet . At many ISPs, the domain name of the
• from within the Internet . Some mailing lists are moderated for
• automatically managing Internet mailing lists. It was created to
• of the first WAIS Internet navigators in 1993. In January of 1994
• RINKER DATA SYSTEMS Internet & Client Server Developers & Training
• MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) - MIME is one of the
• Que's Computer & Internet Dictionary . Bryan Pfaffenberger with
• user interface Internet browser . It allows users to access
• It is among a group of Internet browsers known as graphical browsers.
• text. WWW browsers are Internet client software applications that
• was developed by the Internet Engineering Task Force ( IETF ) as an
• integral part of the Internet with the introduction of
• (VRML) The latest in Internet multimedia utilizes 3-dimensional
• programs on the Internet include RealAudio for real-time radio
• radio broadcasts and Internet Phone offering real-time telephone
• services on the Internet . Navigation is most often associated
• order to navigate the Internet , you must start somewhere. One common
• starting point for the Internet ; instead each person has to choose
• the benefits of having Internet access.
• to information on the Internet . URLs: A Guide to URLs Anatomy of a
• or denizens of the Internet ) Netizen refers generally to users of
• to users of the Internet , bulletin boards, online services,
• business hours. URLs: Internet Guidelines and Culture Arlene H.
• guide to acceptable Internet behavior Netizen Global Network
• Network Navigator's Internet Center Netizens project, a directory
• GNN users. alt.culture.internet The culture(s) of the Internet . W3E
• The culture(s) of the Internet . W3E References: netiquette Etiquette
• Etiquette for the Internet .
• Mosaic browser for the Internet . The company has been a leader in the
• the expansion of the Internet for commercial and business purposes.
• a full suite of Internet applications -- including secure
• For dial-in Internet users, the link is usually by
• W3E References: Internet services As the network of networks,
• of networks, the Internet offers a particularly wide array of
• Print References: The Internet Unleashed, 2d ed., Samsnet.
• and is now a de facto Internet standard . URLs: RFC 1094 NFS: Network
• Packets on the Internet contain on average about 200 bytes.
• common language of the Internet . URLs: How Does the Internet Work An
• . URLs: How Does the Internet Work An introductory discussion of
• of "How the Internet Works" explain the packet
• networks such as the Internet , computers along the way examine the
• commonly used by Internet search utilities. A given input string
• and databases. URLs: Internet Hardware Shopping Page Buy your PC
• PEM is the official Internet standard for digital signature and
• facto standard on the Internet . Both rely on a two-key approach.
• to enforce on the Internet , the MIT, distributor of PGP, does
• Print Resources: The Internet Guide For New Users . Daniel P. Dean.
• system for the Internet . The popularity of Unix in accessing
• Unix in accessing the Internet lies in its versatility. It is
• files from the Internet , and accessing information which
• Yahoo: Computers and Internet: Operating Systems Provides an
• available on the Internet about available software. WWW users
• communication on the Internet . Port Address is a general term used
• that occurs on the Internet . They are components of a somewhat
• be referenced by an Internet server . To understand the importance
• the importance of Internet addressing, you can imagine a
• used to reference Internet documents works in much the same way
• of a document on the Internet . Each type of Internet protocol (for
• . Each type of Internet protocol (for example, HTTP , FTP ,
• information from the Internet . The difference between an IP address
• networked to the Internet have different types of platform s.
• Yahoo : Computers and Internet :Languages:PostScript A list of
• files on the Internet are Ghostscript and Ghostview .
• and SLIP (Serial Line Internet Protocol) are protocols that permit
• connect to the Internet using an IP address . The connection
• Connecting to an Internet via an Internet Service Provider 's (
• a computer to the Internet by using a serial connection , such as
• of the history of Internet , Slip , and PPP rfc 1331 Network
• standard of the Internet Engineering Task Force's Working Group
• has brought us the Internet , WWW, and all other sorts of fun
• in the World Wide Web Internet Cache Protocol Specification 1.4
• 1.4 Details about Internet protocol W3E References: protocol HTTP
• in a network. The Internet and WWW operate using a series of
• Standards A listing of Internet and WWW protocols along with links to
• Yahoo-Computers and Internet:Software:Protocols A directory of
• A directory of Internet protocols What is TCP/IP? A history
• data exchange on the Internet . Familiar protocols that were built
• files on the Internet . HTTP ( Hypertext Transfer Protocol)
• used synonymously with Internet Service Provider ( ISP ) or Internet
• and access to the Internet . Providers can be national, regional
• or local. URLs: Internet Service Provider Directory Provides a
• via location or name. Internet Service Provider Association ISP
• information Internet Access FAQ Detailed paper on how to
• an ISP How to Obtain Internet Connectivity An overview on how to get
• and gain access to the Internet INTERNET PROVIDERS BY NERD WORLD MEDIA
• access to the Internet INTERNET PROVIDERS BY NERD WORLD MEDIA
• more. Print Resources: Internet Access Essentials . Ed Tittel and
• link to the Internet. Services can range from e-mail to Web
• connectivity to the Internet as a service. Some, like Prodigy ,
• Securing files on the Internet Cryptology, enciphering and
• security on the Internet . Users wishing to secure files on the
• to secure files on the Internet have the option of setting up a
• for possible addition. Internet Search Tools Just a simple URL that
• capabilities of the Internet is the ability it gives users to
• Telnet , which is the Internet standard protocol for remote login.
• in order to reduce Internet traffic. FTP FTP , the file transfer
• protocol of the Internet , also allows users to retrieve files
• In regard to the Internet , replication is the process of saving
• to provide an Internet Directory using X.500 RFC 1275
• information on the Internet . It achieves this by being able to
• of information on the Internet . Routers read the headers indicating
• packet switching Internet traffic travels in packet s
• are served to the Internet in this format in order to allow users
• Computers and Internet:Software:Macintosh:Archives Provides a
• Print References: The Internet Guide for New Users . Daniel P. Dern.
• transmission on the Internet normally end with an extension. These
• search engines on the Internet , and rightly so, because of the wide
• as a freely available Internet search tool. Open Text The guys at
• the "free" Internet , we thought this was steep until we
• information on the Internet . A search tool allows you to request
• tools The IA.Net Internet Toolbox Page More search tools, plus
• better understand the Internet Internet Search Tools Lists Internet
• the Internet Internet Search Tools Lists Internet search
• Search Tools Lists Internet search tools. W3E References: Internet
• tools. W3E References: Internet World Wide Web Gopher Detail: There
• and Yanoff's Special Internet Connections are all examples of this
• robot to roam Internet sites. The robot sorts and indexes the
• for matches. URLs: Internet Resources: Research Strategies is a
• Que's Computer and Internet Dictionary by Brian Pfaffenberger with
• takes place on the Internet , security plays a vital role in
• within MCI's Internet Network Although this URL raises
• issues within MCI's Internet Network, it also gives a lot of food
• regarding security ON INTERNET SECURITY Information on Internet
• Information on Internet security as presented by Netscape
• Resources: Building Internet Firewalls . D. Brent Chapman and
• Firewalls and Internet Security: Repelling the Wily Hacker .
• security on the Internet . As such, the following are the
• requests. Almost all Internet services are delivered by networked
• those needed to supply Internet services to end-users. Management
• (and available via Internet access) and private (which typically
• user's desktop ). Most Internet servers are members of a server
• providing one or more Internet services and little if anything else.
• to the entire Internet , because of potential demand and
• providers. URLs: Internet Service Provider List To access the
• List To access the Internet , you need an account with an internet
• of server load upon Internet users? When a server is overburdened
• Korn of Bell Labs. The Internet can be accessed with text-based shell
• Que's Computer and Internet Dictionary by Brian Pfaffenberger with
• storage. URLs: U.S. Internet Service Providers List This useful
• useful site lists U.S. Internet service providers, indexed by
• SLIP (Serial Line Internet Protocol) Print References: Que's
• Que's Computer and Internet Dictionary by Brian Pfaffenberger with
• HTTP developed by the Internet Engineering Task Force ( IETF ) in
• Draft The initial Internet Draft statement of S- HTTP . Secure
• commercial use of the Internet , concern for transaction security has
• Zen and the Art of the Internet by Brendan Kehoe. Prentice-Hall
• Que's Computer and Internet Dictionary by Brian Pfaffenberger with
• Computers and Internet:Software:Macintosh:Archives Provides a
• Print References: The Internet Guide for New Users . Daniel P. Dern.
• Que's Computer and Internet Dictionary by Brian Pfaffenberger with
• protocol that details Internet e-mail transfer. E-mail Web Resources
• W3E References: email Internet Protocol Print References: Que's
• Que's Computer and Internet Dictionary by Brian Pfaffenberger with
• Que's Computer and Internet Dictionary by Brian Pfaffenberger with
• Que's Computer and Internet Dictionary by Brian Pfaffenberger with
• standard . URLs: IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force) The site of
• Force) The site of the Internet Engineering Task Force explains the
• difference between an Internet RFC and a standard , and the criteria
• W3E References: Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) protocol
• communications. IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force) The site of
• Force) The site of the Internet Engineering Task Force explains the
• difference between an Internet RFC and a standard, and the criteria
• Standardization IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force) specification
• for Comments, and Internet Drafts, help illuminate the steps that
• Like cottage cheese, Internet Drafts have a shelf-life; they either
• specification IETF(Internet Engineering Task Force)
• Standardization IETF(Internet Engineering Task Force) Print
• Some people call the Internet a superstructure, since it is the
• Surfing the Internet An entertaining analysis of the
• fast way to access the Internet . URLs: What is (or isn't) T1 More
• of data on the Internet . URLs: RFC 793: Transmission Control
• Protocol, Darpa Internet Program Protocol Specifications The
• Specifications The Internet Architecture Board ( IAB ) regularly
• applications over the Internet . Detail: TCP is the middle step in
• step in three key Internet protocols. Hypertext transfer protocol
• reliable fashion. And Internet protocol ( IP ), moves the data
• packets across the Internet . The TCP must recover from data that
• segments. Other major Internet protocol s are Simple Mail Transfer
• W3E Resources: TCP IP Internet Print Resources: PC Networking
• rfc1739 A Primer On Internet and TCP/IP Tools rfc1470 FYI on a
• in the global TCP/IP Internet : Goals, experimental design,
• you to log on to other Internet servers and use their information.
• the PC W3E References: Internet server Detail: Telnet's official name
• connect with the other Internet host . Most Telnet services offer
• MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions): Mechanisms for
• the Format of Internet Message Bodies Detail: Beyond the
• MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions): Mechanisms for
• the Format of Internet Message Bodies W3E References:
• Net is short for the Internet , the backbone of the "
• highway". The Internet (with a capital "I") is the
• See " Internet " for a full definition. URLs:
• upon society About the Internet Book list of Internet books, updated
• Internet Book list of Internet books, updated every six months.
• spots W3E References: Internet Netizen surfing
• Structure of the NGB Internet Pages The Nordic Gene Bank has the
• HTML Publishing with Internet Assistant by Gayle Kidder and Stuart
• Que's Computer and Internet Dictionary by Brian Pfaffenberger with
• Que's Computer and Internet Dictionary by Brian Pfaffenberger with
• in use on the Internet . The people behind the Web 's design
• it, and points at its Internet location and home directory. According
• the address es of the Internet today--with nearly all services
• login on another Internet computer, typically to select from a
• Server (WAIS) on the Internet , and provides access to a system of
• page elsewhere on the Internet . domain name - This is the domain
• guide to USENET The Internet Yellow Pages guide to Usenet, with all
• Print Resources The Internet Unleashed , 2nd Edition, Samsnet,
• over either the Internet or UUCP. While Usenet is not strictly
• the Internet and the Internet certainly isn't Usenet, for many
• for getting on the Internet . You might call Usenet the giant
• bar, for the Internet . It's a gathering place for
• Netscape , and Internet Explorer), while others require the
• mother of the Internet ) has evolved to run over the Internet
• Que's Computer and Internet Dictionary by Brian Pfaffenberger with
• and Hypertext : The Internet and Beyond . Jakob Nielsen. AP
• also required by some Internet providers to begin using an account.
• Que's Computer and Internet Dictionary by Brian Pfaffenberger with
• available on the Internet , the best-known service is run by
• of its kind on the Internet . W3E References: DTD HTML SGML Detail
• information on the Internet known to the cognoscenti as
• Que's Computer and Internet Dictionary by Brian Pfaffenberger with
• of data around the Internet . WAIS uses database technology to
• of the more powerful Internet search tools available. Unlike the
• ways") is an Internet service, a network of publishing
• many of the popular Internet software archives (visit the CNIDR
• MIME Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions MS-Excel Microsoft
• as another of the many Internet services as a client/server
• Web As the root of the Internet service called the World Wide Web (WWW
• Que's Computer and Internet Dictionary Brian Pfaffenberger with
• Que's Computer and Internet Dictionary by Brian Pfaffenberger with
• of the WWW to the Internet . URLs: The Meaning of World Wide Web
• Que's Computer and Internet Dictionary by Brian Pfaffenberger with
• support for the Internet TCP/IP network protocols as a standard
• Que's Computer and Internet Dictionary by Brian Pfaffenberger with
• information on the Internet . It uses hypertext and hypermedia ,
• object-oriented Internet URL hypertext hypermedia Web pages
• a specific file on the Internet . All documents, menus, and indices on
• www. w3 .org" (or Internet address 128.141.201.74).
• wreaked havoc on the Internet in 1988. W3E References: Search
• help them track their Internet interests. Soon they were overwhelmed
• anywhere on the Internet . The originators insist their choice
• finding things on the Internet . Yang and Filo got their big break in
• responses across the Internet (or any other TCP/IP-based network
• especially on the Internet . ANSI/NISO Z39.50, the American
• of compression for Internet file transmissions. URLs: PKWARE's
• (IDG Books, 1995) and Internet World's 60-minute Guide to JAVA with
• Essentials , and Internet Access Essentials (co-authored with
• ID: 76376,606 Internet e-mail: etittel@zilker.net LANWrights
• CD-ROM , a PPP or SLIP Internet connection will allow you to access
• CD-ROM and out on the Internet . You should find the hypertext in
• Bad URLs Because the Internet is so dynamic, it's inevitable that
• currently a full-time Internet researcher and writer. His primary
• has been active on the Internet for several years, where most people
• can contact him at: Internet: mcintyre@io.com Snail Mail: PO Box
• to use 14.4 modems for Internet access, which means that they must
• collections on the Internet . Images, Icons and Flags This is a
• Locating an ISP An Internet Service Provider ( ISP ) is a business
• provides access to the Internet for companies and individuals. For
• step toward gaining Internet access. What to look for in an ISP
• means of access to the Internet . Like most people, you will quickly
• come to rely on the Internet for correspondence and information
• added?" Range of Internet services The minimum range of Internet
• The minimum range of Internet services provided from your ISP should
• USENET . Most other Internet services are accessible through one of
• a recording? Is your Internet access important enough to pay for
• business over the Internet , the answer had better be "Yes
• If you depend on Internet access, a backup ISP relationship will
• Pages Select " Internet Access Providers" to get a long
• of national ISP s. Internet Service Providers W3E References:
• W3E References: Internet World Wide Web
• however, that the Internet is populated with over 20 million
• Finding a person's Internet e-mail address can be difficult, but
• The Creative Internet: Transparent GIF Info A collection of
• 0-672-30745-6. The Internet World 60-Minute Guide to CGI
• been written about the Internet and the World Wide Web millions of
• gained access to the Internet (by some estimates there are as many
• users online on the Internet !) on-line tutorials and information
• and radio have a new Internet story almost every day every major
• in the country offers Internet access to its students and faculty
• 500, are using the Internet for productivity, communications,
• commercials now give Internet addresses as contact information With
• and a wide range of Internet services , you won't have to install a
• try again. Sometimes Internet traffic, server load , and connection
• other resources on the Internet . HTML is one of the easiest
• time now. However, the Internet community has not sat idle waiting for
• homepage. I like the Internet and I want to learn more about how to
• or the Microsoft Internet Explorer extensions sites. Select one
• location of another Internet resource , usually another HTML file,
• is Your Brain on the Internet by Michael Chechik Sunday)
• is Your Brain on the Internet by Michael Chechik Sunday) This file
• engines to locate Internet resources will not only save you time
• About Search Engines Internet Search Tips Search Engine URLs:
• ends. WWW Search Tools Internet Search Engines Internet WWW Meta- page
• Search Engines Internet WWW Meta- page s and Search Engine
• for navigating the Internet . There are over 40 Web browsers
• To provide increased Internet resource access E-mail support Allows
• give a wider range of Internet resource access Allow multiple
• to resources on the Internet . You must have an open connection to
• open connection to the Internet to use the links in the URLs section.
• collections of Internet Resource URLs.
• of links on the Internet . Excite A great search engine with
• of links on the Internet . C|Net An informative location that
• . WIC Select The Whole Internet Catalog from GNN. TradeWave Galaxy A
• information about the Internet 's fastest growing data retrieval and

• by listing the IEC International Standard number to which it
• . A Brief History of International Standard Committees The first
• and was adopted as an International Standard by ISO in July, 1991.
• -8879 ISO -8879 is the International Standard Organization's (ISO)
• . W3E References: International Standard Organization (ISO) HTML
• Detail: SGML is an international standard used for the formal
• formally adopted as an International Standard by the International

• (Application Program Interface ) An API is an interface that allows
• ) An API is an interface that allows an application program to
• Common Gateway Interface ( CGI ) programs for use on Macintosh
• implies a common interface for all clients. Architecture-neutral
• in Common Gateway Interface ( CGI ) programming on Web servers. C
• CGI ( Common Gateway Interface ) is the WWW's specification allowing
• for CGI Common Gateway Interface Overview WWW Programming: CGI & other
• CGI ( Common Gateway Interface ) input that uses the POST method .
• common gateway interface Parse CGI Osax Detailed description
• Character-Oriented User Interface for providing a link between computer
• W3E References: user interface Unix MS-DOS Detail: Character mode
• oriented user interface . The advantage of using a program in
• Online graphical interface PPP connection Detail: The CompuServe
• to use graphical interface called WOW!, to help new users
• Online's easy to use interface , which is popular with newer users.)
• that its graphical interface makes it easy for users to navigate
• compatibility with any interface or contract requirement. URLs: :
• of a graphical user interface , which is a virtual surface on which
• and the graphical user interface revolution Although not the first
• the graphical user interface , Apple Computer revolutionized the
• a graphics/text interface to the Apple II in 1977. The Apple II
• A graphical user interface allows users to manipulate activities
• "command line interface ." Many PC users now have access
• to a graphical user interface . The PC platform Windows provides
• graphical user interface software exists for UNIX machines as
• and works as the main interface between CPU and peripheral hardware
• giant W3E References: interface Detail: DOS is included in the name
• of the graphical user interface MS-Windows which overcomes the
• Common Gateway Interface ( CGI ) scripts, which perform such
• Common Gateway Interface Your Session Info (See Your
• of the data. GATEWAY _ INTERFACE The revision of the CGI specification
• which works as an interface between a user and another program.
• W3E References: interface Mosaic Netscape server Detail: The
• a computer provided an interface between the user and another computer
• such as a graphic user interface . Today, there are also software
• and WHOIS. The Gopher interface is organized as a series of nested
• for Graphic User Interface . GUI is a generic name for any
• name for any computer interface which used graphics , windows and a
• purely character-based interface . Common examples of GUI interfaces
• give you a graphic interface ; it can add a color toolbar to your
• discussion of user interface issues and questions of integration.
• hypertext link interface Print References: Hypermedia and
• the quality of the interface , the form of interaction between the
• designers consider the interface to be just as essential a component
• slick graphic. If the interface is visually cluttered, the viewer may
• Windows as a graphical interface .
• the web ? by using an interface , commonly CGI . The Common Gateway
• Interface, is an interface that can be used to enable external
• CGI ( Common Gateway Interface ) scripts and links to an archive of
• Basic and Primary Rate Interface ISDN is delivered in two types of
• in two types of user interface : Basic Rate Interface (BRI, also
• and the Primary Rate Interface (PRI, also called Primary Rate Access
• or PRA). Basic Rate Interface offers two 64-Kbps bearer channels
• '2B+D'. Basic rate interface is intended for low capacity use by
• Primary Rate Interface in the United States consists of
• or NT-1) provides an interface between your computer and the
• a limited graphic interface .) You can give instructions from
• Software provides the interface to the Internet--whether it's a
• generally to any text interface (i.e., non-graphic) Web browser ,
• or graphical user interface , built-in local area networks, and
• GUI (Graphical User Interface) Windows Print References: Insanely
• Before graphical user interface s, one typed arcane commands and
• htbin (OldScriptAlias) interface . The program uses the tag to get
• References: parallel interface network card ethernet Detail: A
• a particular parallel interface , a modem or a network card transmits
• call a Common Gateway Interface ( CGI ) program and tell a browser
• a GUI (Graphical User Interface ) term that describes the act of
• GUI (Graphical User Interface) Print References: Que's Computer
• characters with text- interface displays. Courier is a common
• is a graphical user interface Internet browser . It allows users to
• graphical user interface . URLs: Motif FAQ The HTML version of
• NIC (Network Interface Card) A network interface card is a
• Card) A network interface card is a circuit board providing a
• to a computer network. Interface cards are available for varying types
• Parallel Interface A parallel interface accepts input
• Interface A parallel interface accepts input for processing on a
• sites use such an interface . URLs: SavvySearch A parallel
• SavvySearch A parallel interface search program. Detail: Parallel
• instructions. Parallel interface search programs on the Web use SIMD.
• or across an interface , whenever code components
• for Common Gateway Interface . " CGI is the specified
• Ghostview is the interface that accompanies Ghostscript.
• language provides an interface to a database by offering a format
• device by which users interface with computers, and/or the image on
• Common Gateway Interface (CGI) On-the-fly HTML Perl
• CGI (Common Gateway Interface) Detail: Using server push to display
• any easy- to-use user interface . W3E References: interface UNIX
• . W3E References: interface UNIX shell Print References: Que's
• SLIP (Serial Line Interface Protocol ) A SLIP is a protocol that
• job in the user interface ). User interface design creates and
• Text-mode refers to an interface limited to lines of monospaced text.
• "point and drool interface ," it is used to indicate an
• User Interface User interface refers to the format
• User Interface User interface refers to the format that you use to
• of computers, user interface has become an important issue. Many
• for the Web 's interface design. Bibliography--Graphic Design
• Design for the User Interface Printed material that addresses
• issues of user interface s. W3E References: Web hypertext
• In a menu-driven user interface , options are presented in an
• A graphical user interface uses icons and pop-up menus on-screen
• the graphical user interface .
• HTML -based Veronica interface , this page offers access to a wealth
• what a VRML browser interface looks like. VRML World The latest
• three-dimensional Web interface such as VRML. First, it must have
• using its own peculiar interface and commands, WAIS looks pretty good.
• using its own native interface , and all are connected by a shared
• a graphics-oriented interface , using the windows paradigm.
• GUI (Graphical User Interface) OS (Operating System) Mac/OS Print
• user with a graphical interface for information retrieval on the Net.
• GUI (Graphical User Interface ) featuring icons and colors, and its
• pleasing type of user interface , one in which what you see on your
• W3E References: HTML interface Detail: Programmers will tell you
• that compose the interface to the X Windows environment, and the
• is a popular user interface technology used to build Windowed
• windowing and user interface standard " according to their
• windows-based user interface that is described by a formal
• understandable user interface . Other implementations abound (for
• 50 separates the user interface on the client s side from the
• enables one interface to access multiple systems providing
• easy to use graphical interface . W3E References: .gz a UNIX-based
• the Common Gateway Interface ( CGI ). CGI is a set of
• The Common Gateway Interface NCSA 's excelent CGI introductory
• Common Gateway Interface CGI introduction and examples The
• through the CGI interface on the web server handling the
• language and the interface with the user agent is not part of

• background GIF interlaced GIF Graphics for Web Documents

• W3E References: interpreter script Print References: Que's
• References: compiler interpreter Print References: Essentials of
• contains a PostScript interpreter , even if the user no longer has
• that provides an interpreter for PostScript. Ghostview is the
• that the use of an interpreter is more than compensated for by

• . URLs: AOL's Internet services include: an FTP server Where
• types of FAQs for most Internet services and Internet service
• and read FAQs about Internet services which interest you. To find
• World Wide Web Internet services ISP Print References: The
• W3E References: Internet services As the network of networks,
• link to the Internet. Services can range from e-mail to Web
• requests. Almost all Internet services are delivered by networked
• those needed to supply Internet services to end-users. Management
• providing one or more Internet services and little if anything else.
• as another of the many Internet services as a client/server
• added?" Range of Internet services The minimum range of Internet
• The minimum range of Internet services provided from your ISP should
• USENET . Most other Internet services are accessible through one of
• and a wide range of Internet services , you won't have to install a

• W3E References: intra-document Links within a single file.

• called a URL . An IP Address is used to locate a specific
• computer has a unique IP address . An IP Address is a set of four
• For example, the IP address 205.216.146.10 has the domain name
• associated with an IP address , so when you try to access a
• with the associated IP address . An I/O device address . A
• W3E References: host IP address host system Detail: A host name may
• numeric Internet ( IP) address . For example, in the UNIX Hosts
• Bitnet protocol within IP packets and depends on the Internet to route
• to discover its own IP address , the address of a server host , and
• block. Collections of IP addresses are divided into groups. A single
• and 1995 to conserve IP address space, slow the rate of growth in
• with a generalized IP prefix.
• several fragments. The IP layer at the receiving host must accumulate
• link server Internet IP Address TCP/IP Print References: DNS and
• the intended rec ip ient is no longer at the address , so you
• and sees if it has the IP address . If it doesn't have the address ,
• information than IP addresses. For example, my domain might be
• REMOTE_ADDR The IP address of the remote host making the
• DNS alias , or IP address as it would appear in
• that they have a valid IP ( Internet Protocol ) address block.
• GZ IP GZIP is a file compression technique that
• is defined by a unique IP domain address (although different ports on
• W3E References: IP address
• comp.protocols.tcp-ip.domains FAQ Frequently asked questions of
• the numer ica l IP address and alphabetic addresses, and
• prefer to design mult ip le Web pages so that choosing a link will
• IP address An IP address , also called a
• IP address An IP address , also called a logical address,
• a node on the network. IP stands for Internet Protocol . It is by
• arrive, a complete IP address will help you contact the site you
• you want to reach. The IP address consists of a 32 bit binary number.
• If you look at many IP addresses from the same large site, you will
• range. An IP number, is not be confused with a URL . The
• discusses the use of IP addresses. W3E References: address URL Print
• IP port address IP port address is a portion of
• IP port address IP port address is a portion of an IP Address,
• with a domain name and IP address . Service providers supply a router
• could also refer to IP address . IP stands for Internetworking
• difference between an IP address and the type of addressing already
• described, is that an IP number is numeric. The previously described
• the Internet using an IP address . The connection takes place over
• method of transmitting IP packets over serial lines. In other words,
• protocols What is TCP/IP? A history and description of TCP/IP W3E
• Security (dnssec) IP Security Protocol (ipsec) One Time Password
• for Transmission of IP Datagrams over Serial Lines: SLIP
• Internet protocol ( IP ), moves the data packets across the
• W3E Resources: TCP IP Internet Print Resources: PC Networking
• Details: TCP / IP was developed as a flexible and expandable
• it to a non-default IP Port address (that is, to a number other
• test production Web IP port address URL Web site WebMaster Web
• establish a different IP Port address for your test Web 's HTTP
• 80 is the default IP Web listener port , 8000 range addresses are

• called a URL . An IP Address is used to locate a specific
• computer has a unique IP address . An IP Address is a set of four
• For example, the IP address 205.216.146.10 has the domain name
• associated with an IP address , so when you try to access a
• with the associated IP address . An I/O device address . A
• W3E References: host IP address host system Detail: A host name may
• numeric Internet ( IP) address . For example, in the UNIX Hosts
• to discover its own IP address , the address of a server host , and
• and 1995 to conserve IP address space, slow the rate of growth in
• link server Internet IP Address TCP/IP Print References: DNS and
• and sees if it has the IP address . If it doesn't have the address ,
• REMOTE_ADDR The IP address of the remote host making the
• DNS alias , or IP address as it would appear in
• W3E References: IP address
• the numer ica l IP address and alphabetic addresses, and
• with a domain name and IP address . Service providers supply a router
• could also refer to IP address . IP stands for Internetworking
• difference between an IP address and the type of addressing already
• the Internet using an IP address . The connection takes place over

• it to a non-default IP Port address (that is, to a number other
• test production Web IP port address URL Web site WebMaster Web
• establish a different IP Port address for your test Web 's HTTP

• postings to netnews, IRC , or logging onto a system that requires
• and MUCKs, etc.) and IRC are examples of applications that use

• levels of bandwidth. ISDN A type of Internet connection that
• telephone lines, ISDN digital cable, or high speed T1 lines. It
• W3E References: ISDN ISDN offers high speed Internet access for
• W3E References: ISDN ISDN offers high speed Internet access for home
• to combine two 64 kb/s ISDN lines to provide an effective speed up to
• Digital Network: An ISDN Primer Explains the difference between
• between POTS and ISDN , among other things. W3E References: ISDN
• W3E References: ISDN Detail: The POTS is slated to be replaced
• Digital Network ( ISDN ). ISDN and computers are both digital,
• major benefit that ISDN has over POTS is that it can carry voice,
• VANs, cable and ISDN . This provides constant, interactive
• pair for receiving. ISDN and analog lines use only a single pair of
• 1994 and 1995), and ISDN Access Essentials (co-authored with Steve

• information systems. ISO The Information Systems Office provides
• use either ASCII or ISO Latin as their character set. URLs: Yahoo!
• codes W3E References: ISO Latin character set
• Organization's ( ISO ) WG21 group, and numerous vendors. URLs
• object-oriented ISO Detail Because C++ is not yet a standard ,
• txt A list of the ISO Latin numeric and character entities.
• been added since the ISO Latin and HTML 2.0 DTD standards. In the
• standard , Unicode ( ISO 10646) is an extension to ISO 8859-1 using
• is an extension to ISO 8859-1 using wide characters. Unicode is
• Working Group Messages ISO 8859-1 National Character Set FAQ
• URLs: Introduction to ISO Provides an excellent introduction to the
• introduction to the ISO , including ISO's etymology International
• for Standardization ( ISO ) provides standards for the production of
• participating in the ISO . A Brief History of International Standard
• the induction of the ISO in 1947. Today, the ISO creates
• Standard by ISO in July, 1991. ISO published the standard
• for Standardization, ISO , is a worldwide organization of nearly 100
• Institution (BSI). ISO was established in 1947 to facilitate
• and development. ISO covers all types of standardization with
• Commission (IEC). ISO and IEC jointly work on standardization of
• are published as ISO standards. Internet standards are developed
• are developed outside ISO . The Internet Society (ISOC) and the
• for Standardization (ISO) W3E References: character sets
• ISO -8879 ISO -8879 is the International
• ISO -8879 ISO -8879 is the International Standard
• Standard Organization (ISO) HTML Netscape Detail: The ISO created
• Netscape Detail: The ISO created standard number 8879 as a means of
• is not to say that ISO 8879 guarantees that a page will look
• browser ; instead, ISO 8879 provides the guidelines and rules
• browser . Along with ISO 8879, the ISO also produced a definition of
• a way that conforms to ISO 8879 can save a WWW page author a lot of
• ISO Latin-1 ISO Latin-1 or ISO8859-1 is a
• ISO Latin-1 ISO Latin-1 or ISO8859-1 is a character set
• of this standard . ISO Latin-1 is composed of two types of
• a complete list of the ISO Latin-1 character set with all the defined
• Standards jumppage The ISO 8859 Series ISO 8859-1 National Character
• The ISO 8859 Series ISO 8859-1 National Character Set FAQ ISO Latin
• Character Set FAQ ISO Latin 1 Character Entities and HTML Escape
• take advantage of the ISO Latin-1 character set within a Web document
• complex sets. URLs: ISO Online International Organization for
• W3E References: DTD ISO Latin-1 SGML TeX
• txt A list of the ISO Latin numeric and character entities.
• Organization ( ISO ). PostScript graphic files are called
• standard ( ISO 8879) for specifying, defining, and
• for Standardization ( ISO ) and the International Electrotechnical
• W3E References: ISO (International Organization for
• Standards Institute) ISO (International Organization for
• TCP/IP (CMOT) rfc1085 ISO presentation services on top of TCP/IP
• in HTML 2.0 is the ISO Latin-1 set [a subset of ISO-8859-1]. Other
• This is one of the ISO standard language abbreviations, e.g. "
• language code from ISO 639, optionally followed by a period and a
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