Internet 1 and 2

a network of networks that connects billions of computers globally

a computer that receives a data request and returns the data

the web is based on this protocol called Hypertext Transfer

Means by which computers connected to the internet identify each other, unique

set of rules used

computer connected to the internet that asks for data

subset of Internet that asks for data (world wide web)

Software that enables you to display text and other media available on the web

indicates that the secure sockets layer protocol has been applied to manage security of the website (closed padlock icon)

E commerce type - business to business

top level domain

file transfer protocol, transfer files from computer to web server

e commerce type- consumer to consumer

e commerce type- business to consumer

main path, analogous to an interstate highway system, of the Internet along which data travel the fastest

how individual internet users enter an ISP

Connects ISPs together, made up of one or more network switches

Internet Service Provider

Most common model of network communication

contains address to which being sent, originating address, reassembly instructions, data being transmitted

set of rules for exchanging electronic information

main suite of protocols used on the web (transmission control and internet)

device such as computer, tablet, etc that uses browsers to request services such as web pages

protocol most likely used for regularly download and upload files in the internet

Takes a pool of IP addresses and shares them with hosts on the network on an as needed basis

protocol used to send email over the internet

functions like a phone book, URL gets converted to IP address and database consulted

knows the location of all the DNS servers that contain the master listings for an entire top level domanin

protocol created for the transfer of hypertext document/webpages across the internet