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    This document defines 151 key networking and computing terms, including definitions for protocols, network types, connection technologies, and standards. Some of the terms defined are TCP/IP, the Internet, Ethernet, WiFi, HTML, URLs, email, open source software, and more. The document provides abbreviations and definitions for many fundamental concepts and technologies that make up modern networking and computing systems.

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    This document defines 151 key networking and computing terms, including definitions for protocols, network types, connection technologies, and standards. Some of the terms defined are TCP/IP, the Internet, Ethernet, WiFi, HTML, URLs, email, open source software, and more. The document provides abbreviations and definitions for many fundamental concepts and technologies that make up modern networking and computing systems.

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    This document defines 151 key networking and computing terms, including definitions for protocols, network types, connection technologies, and standards. Some of the terms defined are TCP/IP, the Internet, Ethernet, WiFi, HTML, URLs, email, open source software, and more. The document provides abbreviations and definitions for many fundamental concepts and technologies that make up modern networking and computing systems.

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    This document defines 151 key networking and computing terms, including definitions for protocols, network types, connection technologies, and standards. Some of the terms defined are TCP/IP, the Internet, Ethernet, WiFi, HTML, URLs, email, open source software, and more. The document provides abbreviations and definitions for many fundamental concepts and technologies that make up modern networking and computing systems.

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    1.

    ARPANET: Advanced Research Projects Agency NETwork


    2. NSFnet: National Science Foundation network
    3. Internet: Inter networking
    4. TCP/IP: Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol
    5. NIU: Nework Inlerface Unit
    6. TAP: Terminal Access Point
    7. NIC: Network Interface Card
    8. MAC Address: Media Access Control Address
    9. bps: bits per second
    10. Bps: Bytes per second

    11. kbps: kilo bits per second


    12. Kbps: Kilo bytes per second
    13. mbps: mega bits per second
    14. Mbps: mega bytes per second
    15. kHz: kilohertz
    16. MHz: megahertz
    17. GHz: gigahertz
    18. THz: terahertz
    19. LAN: Local Area Network
    20. VGM: Voice Grade Medium
    21. DGM: Data Grade Medium
    22. UTP: Unshielded Twisted Pair Cable
    23. CAT1: Category 1 UTP cable (same acronym for other CATs)
    24. STP: Shielded Twisted Pair Cable
    25. LEDs: Light Emiting Diodes
    26. LDs: Laser Diodes
    27. PDAs: Personal Digital Assisianls / Personal Data Assistant
    28. WAN: Wide Area Network
    29. MAN: Metropolitan Area Network
    30. PAN: Personal Area Network
    31. PP link: Point to Point link
    32. Modem: Modulator- Demodulator
    33. AM: Amplitude Modulation
    34. FM: Frequency Modulation
    35. PM: Phose Modulation
    36. A/F: Audio Frequency
    37. RTS: Request To Send
    38. CD: Carrier Detect
    39. DSR: Data Set Ready
    40. CTS: Clear To Send
    41. DTR: Data Terminal Ready
    42. DTE: Data Terminal Equipment
    43. DCE: Data Communication Equipment
    44. R-45: Registered Jack45
    45. DEC: Digital Equipment Corporation (company that made Ethernel)
    46. RET1: Registered Jack 11
    47. BNC: Bayone-Neill-Concelman
    48. AUl connector: Attachment Unit Intertace (15 pin connector)
    49. subnels: subnetworks (also called LAN segments)
    50. SNA: Systems Network Architecture
    51. ISP: Internet Service Provider
    52. PCHExpress: Peripheral Component Interconnect Express
    53. PCMCIA WiFi Card: Personal Computer Memory Card International
    Association
    54. OSI model: Open Systems Interconnection Model
    55. IP address: Internet Protocol Address
    56. FDDI networks: Fiber Distributed Data Interface networks
    57. NOSS: Networking Operating System Software
    58. ISDN: Integrated Services Digital Network
    59. VFIR: Very Fast Infrared
    60. DIX connector: DEC, Intel and Xerox (name of the companies that created
    Ethernet)
    61. ST connector: Straight Tip connector
    62. SC connector: Subscriber Connector/Square Connector / Standard
    Connector
    63. AP: Access Point
    64. NFS: Network File System
    65. HTTP: Hypertext Transfer Protocol
    66. www: World Wide Web
    67. URI: Uniform Resource ldentifier
    68. URL: Unitorm Resource Locator
    69. URN: Uniform Resource Name
    70. MIME: Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
    71.CPU: Central Processing Unit
    72. SMTP: Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
    73. NNTP: Network News Transfer Protocol
    74. FTP: File Transfer Prolocol
    75. WAIS: VWide Area Information Server
    76. ASCI: American Standard Code for Information Interchange
    77. SLIP: Serial Line Internet Protocol
    78. PPP: Point to Point Protocols
    79. LCP: Link Control Protocol
    80. NCPs: Network Control Protocols
    81. IPCP: Internet Protocol Control Protocol
    82. GUl: Graphical User Interface
    83. GSM: Global System for Mobile communications
    84. SIM: Subscriber ldentification Module/ Subscriber ldentity Module
    85. TDMA: Time Division Multiple Access
    86. TDM: Time Division Muliplexing
    87. PCS-based systems: Personal Communications Services
    88. IDEN: Integrated Digital Enhanced Network
    89. CDMA: Code-Divison Multiple Access
    90. WLL/Will: Wireless in Local Loop
    91. PBX: Private Branch Exchange
    92. PSTN: Public Switched Telephone Network
    93. GPRS: General Packet Radio Service
    94. CSD: Circuit Switched Data
    95. 4G: Fourth Generation (same for 1G, 2G and 3G)
    96. 4G wireless technology is also referred to as MAGIC': Mobile
    multimedia, Anywhere, Global mobility solutions over, Integrated wireless
    and Customized services
    97. HDIV: High Detinition Television
    98. LIE: Long Term Evolution
    99. SMS: Short Message Service
    100. SMSC: Short Message Service Center
    101. HR: Home
    Location Register
    102. IRC: Internet Relay Chat
    103. SIP: Session Initiation Protocol
    104. TU International Telecommunications Union
    105. VolP: Voice over Internet Prolocol
    106. WiFi: Wireless Fideliy
    107. BWA: Broadband Wireless Access
    108. WiMAX: Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access
    109. EDGE: Enhanced Data rates for GSM Evolution
    110. Telnet: Teletype Network
    N1. HTML:
    Hypertext Markup language
    112. DNS: Domain Name System
    113. POP: Post Office Protocol
    114. RSS: Really Simple Syndication
    115. XML: eXtensible Markup Language
    116. DHTML: Dynamic HTML
    117. VBScript: Visual Basic Script
    118. ASP: Active Server Pages
    119. PHP:
    Hypertext Preprocessor
    120. PERL: Practical Extrachion and Reporting language
    121. JSP: Java Server Pages
    122. UNIX: UNiplexed Information Computing System
    123. LINUX: Linus' Unix (ater the inventor of linux, linus)
    124. SSL: Secure Socket Layer
    125. IE: Internet Explorer
    126. IT Act 2000: Information Technology Act, 2000
    127. UNCITRAL: United Nation's Commission for International Trade related
    laws
    128. IT Act 2008: The Information Technology Amendment Act, 2008
    129. IPC, 1 860: Indian Penal Code, 1860
    130. IEA, 1872: Indian Evidence Act, 1872
    131. BBEA, 1891: Bankers" Books Evidence Act,
    132. RBIA, I1934: Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934
    133. C.D.ROM: Compact Dise Read Only Memory
    134. IPR: Intellectual Property Rights
    135. FAT: File Allocation Tables
    136. Email: Electronic Mail
    137. GNU: GNU'S Not Unix
    138. Ce: Carbon Copy
    139. Bcc: Blind Carbon Copy
    140. NTP: Network Time Protocol
    141. IMAP: Internet Mail Access Protocol
    142. ICMP: Internet Control Message Protocol
    143. UMTS: Universal Mobile Telephone System
    144. CSS: Coscading Style Sheets
    145. WAP: Wireless Application Protocol
    146. IIS: Internet Information Services
    147. PING: Packet InterNet Groper
    148. FSF: Free Software Foundation
    149. OSI: Open Source Initiative
    150. w3C: World Wide Web Consortium
    151.OSS:Open Source Software
    152. FLOSS: Free livre and Open Source Software

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