Over the Internet Business Foundations book.
SEO analyst
Security analyst
Web marketing manager
Web site analyst
A Web browser
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
A domain name server
Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
Backbones.
Channels.
Packets.
Protocols.
The name of the server on which the page resides.
The site owner's registered site.
The type of server and Internet service being used.
The organization type.
History folder
Cookie folder
Browser cache
Desktop
Cookies give developers access to Web site visitors' hard drive files.
Cookies inform the Web site manager about visitors' preferences.
Cookies are dangerous and should never be used in Web development.
Cookies enable developers to convey their preferences to Web site users.
VPN.
TLS.
SSH.
XML.
C++
Java
JavaScript
C#
Codecs cannot be updated.
Download and install an upgrade for your plug-in.
Download the newest multimedia files and your codecs will be updated automatically.
Deinstall your old plug-in, then download and install the latest version of the plug-in.
Upgrades usually include increased functionality and security.
Plug-ins expire after a set number of days.
Old plug-ins can contain computer viruses.
Only the newest plug-ins support frames sites.
Field
Record
Relationship
Primary key
The fewer results you will retrieve.
The more results you will retrieve.
The more likely you will be to generate a 404 error.
The more you expand the search to include information portals and newsgroups.
POP3 server and SMTP server
SMTP server and NNTP server
NNTP server and HTTP server
HTTP server and SMTP server
Verify the identity of a user
Discern humans from automated senders
Ensure that only unique user names exist within a given domain
Prevent password theft
It automatically forwards your e-mail to a different e-mail address.
It sends an automated response to e-mail messages you receive.
It filters out unwanted, unsolicited mail.
It redirects all incoming mail to a specified folder.
An alarm
A global address book
A synchronization feature
A centralized electronic calendar
Hypertext Transfer Protocol
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
File Transfer Protocol
Post Office Protocol
To search for a file
To download a file
To upload a file
To move a file to a new location
Collective intelligence
Crowdsourcing
Folksonomy
Mashup
Social networking technologies
Terminal services clients and servers
Unified communications technologies
Short Message Service (SMS) applications
Symmetric encryption
Asymmetric encryption
Hash encryption
Key encryption
An illicit server.
A trojan.
A virus.
A worm.
Delete them so they do not interfere with your existing applications.
Apply them to all systems immediately.
Test them on one computer to ensure that they solve your problems without any unforeseen consequences.
Send them to all your colleagues and friends so they can apply them to their systems.
Needs analysis
Project schedule
Scope creep
Statement Of Work