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SLIP (Serial
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A standard for using a telephone line
(or serial line) and a modem to
connect a computer to the Internet.
SLIP is gradually being replaced by
PPP. |
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SMTP
(Simple Mail Transport Protocol)
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SMTP is the protocol used to
transfer mail from one machine to
another. Unlike POP3 it is for
sending E-mail rather then
receiving. |
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SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) |
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A set of
standards for communicating
with devices connected to a
TCP/IP network, such as
routers, hubs, and switches.
Software for managing
devices via SNMP is
available for every kind of
commonly used computer and
is often bundled along with
the device they are designed
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Spam (or Spamming) |
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To send a message or
advertisement to a large
number of people who did not
request the information, or
to repeatedly send the same
message to a single person.
"Spamming" is considered
very poor Netiquette. CAUCE
(The Coalition Against
Unsolicited Commercial
Email) is an organization
dedicated to removing spam
from the Internet. |
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SQL (Structured Query Language) |
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A specialized programming
language for sending queries
to databases. Each
application will have its
own version of
SQL-implementing features
unique to that application,
but all SQL-capable
databases will support a
common subset of SQL.
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SSI (Server Side Include) |
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A server-side include is a
variable value (for example,
a file "Last modified" date)
that a server can include in
an HTML file before it sends
it to the requestor. If
you're creating a Web page,
you can insert an include
statement in the HTML file
that looks like this:
<!--#echo var="LAST_MODIFIED"-->
\ and the server will obtain
the last-modified date for
the file and insert it
before the HTML file is sent
to requestors. |
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SSL (Secure Sockets Layer)
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SSL is a way of
transferring data across
the Internet securely
using encryption. |
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