| A | B |
|---|
| The default connection number reserved for SSL connections | Port 443 |
| An XML-based application for syndicating Web site content | RSS |
| An open protocol that provides data security through encryption, server authentication, message integrity and optional client authentication | SSL |
| A server-side technology created by Microsoft that runs best on IIS but can be ported to other platforms. | ASP |
| The default connection number reserved for HTTP servers | Port 80 |
| A protocol for transferring data (such as user-submitted form data) between an HTTP server and a server-side script) | CGI |
| An open-source HTTP server application that runs on multiple operating systems. | Apache server |
| Any technology that performs functions on the Web server based on client input. | Server-Side technology |
| A server-side technology created by Sun Microsystems that can run on mulitple platforms, as long as Java code is processing enabled. | JSP |
| An HTTP server application included with Microsoft server operating systems. | IIS |
| Computer software that serves X/HTML documents over the Internet, intranets, extranets, local area networks (LANs) and wide area networks (WANs). | HTTP server |
| A logical connection point that can be used for remote Web server administration. | PORT |
| The protocol that transports Web pages across the Internet, requiring a server on one end and a client program on the other. | HTTP |
| An XML-based application for syndicating Web site content. | ATOM |
