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| script |
A record of keystrokes and commands that can be played
back in order to automate routing tasks. |
| search
engine |
A WWW site that serves as an index
to other sites on the Web. |
| server |
A computer (or computer application) that delivers or
routes information to other computers on a network (mail servers, web servers, and
database servers for example). |
| Service Provider
(or Internet Service Provider, ISP) |
A business that provides connections to a part of the
Internet. |
| shareware |
Software that is sold by individuals or companies for
a nominal fee. |
| SLIP (Serial
Line Internet Protocol) |
SLIP connections let you communicate directly with
other computers on the network using TCP/IP connections. |
| SMTP (Simple Mail
Transfer Protocol) |
Set of explicit steps that must be used by one
Internet computer to connect to another computer to transmit a message to its next stop.
The standard protocol on the Internet for transferring electronic mail messages. |
| spider |
An automated program which searches the internet. |
| SQL (Structured
Query Language) |
A standardized language that is used to define and
manipulate data in a database server. SQL is a standardized query language for requesting
information from a database. |
| SSL (Secure
Socket Layer) |
An open protocol for securing data communications
across computer networks. |
