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Terms included in the i-NET Basics and i-NET Clients Objectives of the i-NET+ exam.

AB
Port 21FTP Port
Port 23Telnet Port
Port 80HTTP Port
Port 443HTTPS Port
DNSCorrelate fully qualified domain names with associated IP addresses
Modem connectionTheoretical speed up to 56KBPS
BRI ISDN connectionTheoretical speed 64-128KBPS
Frame Relay connectionTheoretical speed 56KBPS - 1.544MBPS
T1 connectionTheoretical speed 1.544MBPS
T3 connectionTheoretical speed 44.736MBPS
E1 connectionTheoretical speed 2.048MBPS
E2 connectionTheoretical speed 8.448MBPS
EthernetTheoretical speed 10MBPS - 1GBPS
OC-3Theoretical speed 155.52MBPS
Web cachingBrowser checks for requested file in client-side cache before retrieving from Internet
Proxy cachingProxy server-side caching of frequently requested web content
File cachingClient-side caching performed to streamline large file downloads
ClientSystem that is requesting resources
HostSystem that delivers requested resources
TCP/IP stackGroup of standards for Internet communication
CDChange Directory - FTP Client Command
GetRetrieve file - FTP Client Command
MgetRetrieve multiple files - FTP Client Command
MputSend multiple files - FTP Client Command
OpenConnect to FTP server - FTP Client Command
PutSend file - FTP Client Command
POP3 (Post Office Protocol 3)Protocol used to receive e-mail
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)Protocol used to send e-mail
WINS ServersCorrelate NetBIOS names with associatedIP addresses
LMHOST.SAMFile used by WINS to record IP addresses and machine names
1-127Range for Class A IP Addresses
128-191Range for Class B IP Addresses
192-223Range for Class C IP Addresses
224-239Range for Class D IP Addresses
240-255Range for Class E IP Addresses
255.0.0.0Class A default subnet
255.255.0.0Class B default subnet
255.255.255.0Class C default subnet
DHCP serverDynamic Host Configuration Protocol server; assigns dynamic IPs when client logs in
Proxy serverHide network IP addresses
MIMEMultipurpose Internet Mail Extensions; common method of file interpretation
uuencodingMIME type that encodes binary to text and then text to binary


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