Chapter 9: The Evolving Internet
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The birth of the internet has brought with it a lot of sources of information and ways of people from different continents to communicate. Chapter 9 on the evolution of internet gives a chance for one to understand how to operate it and how it works. Give it a try and test your understanding.
- 1.The language of the Internet, allowing cross-network communication
- A.
Internetworking
- B.
TCP/IP
- C.
Open standards
- D.
Protocol
- 2.Servers maintain look-up tables that map domain names to IP addresses
- A.
Multicasting
- B.
Next Generation Internet
- C.
Domain name system
- D.
IPv6
- 3.Example of domain name
- A.
Abcnews.com
- B.
IP address
- C.
199.181.132.250
- D.
.com
- 4.A numerical identification (logical address) that is assigned to devices participating in a computer network
- A.
Internet address
- B.
IP address
- C.
Dynamic IP addresses
- D.
Packets
- 5.How to create a Web page
- A.
Write the HTML commands along with the other text
- B.
Layout text and graphics (authoring programs)
- C.
Upload to Web server
- D.
When working in notepad don't write the HTML
- 6.Web entry station that offer quick and easy access to a variety of general- interest links
- A.
Portals
- B.
Consumer portals
- C.
Corporate portals
- D.
Vertical portals
- 7.By making music files on their hard drives available to others rather than posting them on central servers
- A.
Peer-to-peer (P2P) computing
- B.
Peer-to-peer file sharing
- C.
BitTorrent
- D.
MP3
- 8.Sharing processing power
- A.
Grid computing
- B.
Distributed computing
- C.
BitTorrent
- D.
Peer-to-peer file sharing
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