How to define - Web Terminologies (1)
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Backup || Alternate facilities of programs, data files, hardware equipments, etc., that are used in case the original one is destroyed, lost, or fails to operate.
Backup Files || These are the files which are generated automatically in Word and other word processing programs when you save a document. These files help in protecting the document due to malfunctioning of the computer or power failure.
Backup link || Physical redundant connections between network devices.
Bastion Host || A system that has been hardened to resist attack, and which is installed on a network in such a way that it is expeckcl to potentially come under attack. Bastion hosts are often compomnts of firewalls, or may be "outside" Web servers or public access systems. Generally, a bastion host runs some from of general purpose operating system (for example, UNK, VMS, NT, etc.) rather than a ROM-based or firmware 0 §.,system.
BCC || Blind Carbon Copy: e-mail addresses to which to send a copy of an e-mail message, without the other recipients Seeing the addresses.
BGP || Border Gateway Protocol. Inter-domain routing protocol that exchanges reachability information with other BGP systems. BGP Versions 4 (BGP4) is the predominant inter-domain routing protocol used on the Internet.
Binary Newsgroup || A Usenet Newsgroup dedicated to the Posting of uuen-coded binary files, often .gif or .jpg img files. Some sites will not carry binaries Newsgroups became their uuen-coded binaries consume so much bandwidth.
Binary transfer protocol || When using a communications proym to transmit binary files, it is very important to ml that errors are not introduced into the data stream. Various transfer protocols check for matches between the data transmitted and the data received. The most common protocols are Xmodem, Ymodem and Zmodem.
Body || Text of an e-mail message not including the header lines at the top of the message.
BOOTP || Bootstrap Protocol. Protocol used by a network node to determine the IP address of its interfaces in order to achieve network booting.
Bounced Mail || An e-mail message that is returned to the sender after it fails to search for the intended recipient.
Backup Files || These are the files which are generated automatically in Word and other word processing programs when you save a document. These files help in protecting the document due to malfunctioning of the computer or power failure.
Backup link || Physical redundant connections between network devices.
Bastion Host || A system that has been hardened to resist attack, and which is installed on a network in such a way that it is expeckcl to potentially come under attack. Bastion hosts are often compomnts of firewalls, or may be "outside" Web servers or public access systems. Generally, a bastion host runs some from of general purpose operating system (for example, UNK, VMS, NT, etc.) rather than a ROM-based or firmware 0 §.,system.
BCC || Blind Carbon Copy: e-mail addresses to which to send a copy of an e-mail message, without the other recipients Seeing the addresses.
BGP || Border Gateway Protocol. Inter-domain routing protocol that exchanges reachability information with other BGP systems. BGP Versions 4 (BGP4) is the predominant inter-domain routing protocol used on the Internet.
Binary Newsgroup || A Usenet Newsgroup dedicated to the Posting of uuen-coded binary files, often .gif or .jpg img files. Some sites will not carry binaries Newsgroups became their uuen-coded binaries consume so much bandwidth.
Binary transfer protocol || When using a communications proym to transmit binary files, it is very important to ml that errors are not introduced into the data stream. Various transfer protocols check for matches between the data transmitted and the data received. The most common protocols are Xmodem, Ymodem and Zmodem.
Body || Text of an e-mail message not including the header lines at the top of the message.
BOOTP || Bootstrap Protocol. Protocol used by a network node to determine the IP address of its interfaces in order to achieve network booting.
Bounced Mail || An e-mail message that is returned to the sender after it fails to search for the intended recipient.
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