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- Filesearch for term
- Is a named group of data that is stored on the hard drive of a computer or other format.
- File Serversearch for term
- A computer running on a network
or the internet that stores files and provides access to them. Also Similar to a web server. - Firewallsearch for term
- Acts as a security system that protects an internal network by monitoring traffic between an Internet site and the Intranet or Computer.
- Forumsearch for term
- Is an online meeting area witch is usually password protected. Forums allow users to type conversations and questions witch will be replied to by there colleagues or community of users depending on which kind of forum they are using. User can also upload files and images.
- Forumssearch for term
- Is an online meeting area witch is usually password protected. Forums allow users to type conversations and questions witch will be replied to by there colleagues or community of users depending on which kind of forum they are using. User can also upload files and images.
- Front Pagesearch for term
- Is an application created by Microsoft for the purpose of creating, editing and publishing web pages. In Front Page 2007 (and earlier versions), you create and edit Web pages in Page view.
- Front Page Server Extensionssearch for term
- Are a set of programs and scripts that support publishing in Front Page and extend the functionality of a web server. The Front Page Server Extensions are available for Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) and other popular Windows and UNIX web servers.
- FTPsearch for term
- Is a common method of transferring files between two Internet sites. FTP is a way to login to another Internet site for the purposes of retrieving and/or sending files. There are many Internet sites that have established publicly accessible depots of material that
can be obtained using FTP, by logging in using the account name "anonymous", thus these sites are called "anonymous ftp servers". FTP was created and in wide use long before the birth of the World Wide Web and originally was used from a text-only interface.
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