WWW definitions
Thursday 26 January 2012 at 1:21 pm
Command ATTACH command is used to connect to another file server. Syntax: ATTACH [server / identificaciónusuario]
Command CAPTURE This statement sets the computer to send print jobs to the network card instead of sending them to the parallel port, hence passed to the network printer. Syntax: CAPTURE [/] [][=][ names or values options]
Command FLAG Displays or changes the attributes of a file or directory stored on the network.Syntax: FLAG [filename] [attributes] [options]
GRANT command is used to grant others the ability to see and use their storage areas in the network. Syntax: GRANT [RIGHT] FOR [LOCATION] TO [USER]
LOGIN command is used to connect to a file server. Syntax: LOGIN [SERVERNAME \ USERNAME]
LOGOUT command is used to disconnect from a file server. Syntax: LOGOUT Command
MAP is used to see assignments current drive to create or change mappings or network or search drive mappings. Syntax: MAP [type] letraunidaddisco: = volume: \ path
NCOPY Command Used to copy files between the file server locations. Syntax: NCOPY [unidaddisco: \ directory] [unidaddisco: \ directory] [options]
Command NDIR is often used to display network directories. Syntax: NDIR [filename] [/ options]
Command NLIST is used to view information on users, groups, volumes, servers, print queues and printers. Syntax: NLIST [type type] [name object] [/ option ...]
Command NPRINT Used for fast printing of text files. Syntax: NPRINT filename [/] [][=][ names or values options]
Command PCONSOLE Manage print jobs in queue, removes an existing print job and check the status of printers and print servers. Syntax: REVOKE Command PCONSOLE is used to revoke previously granted security rights with the GRANT statement. Syntax: REVOKE [RIGHT] FOR [LOCATION] FROM [USER] SEND command is used to send short, simple messages to one or more people. Syntax: SEND [options] "Message" [TO] identificaciónusuario USERLIST Command Used to get a list of all currently connected users on the network. Syntax: SLIST whoami command is used to identify the user currently connected to the computer. Syntax: WHOAMI [options]
ANSI (American National Standard Institute) American National Standards Institute. ANSI is the main organization that sponsors the development of technology standards in the United States. ANSI works with industry groups and is the U.S. member of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC).
Some standards have computational time are ASCII and ANSI SCSI. API (Application Program Interface) Application Programming Interface An API is a specific method prescribed by a computer operating system or another application program by which a programmer writing an application program can make requests of the operating system or another application.
ARCNET (Attached Resource Computer Network) Computer Network Online Resources Arcnet network is a technology widely installed local area produced by Datapoint Corporation, the creator of the local area network. Arcnet uses a token bus scheme for managing line, which is shared between workstations and other devices connected on the network. Arcnet can use coax or fiber optic lines. The bandwidth of this network is 2.5 Mbps
ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) American Standard Code for Information Interchange ASCII is the most common format for text files in computers and the Internet. In an ASCII file, each alphabetic, numeric or special, is represented with a 7-bit binary number. 128 possible characters are defined. DOS-based operating systems and UNIX, except Windows NT, use ASCII text files for your. Windows NT uses a new code called Unicode. ASCII was developed by ANSI.
ATM. (Asynchronous Transfer Mode). Asynchronous Transfer Mode.BIOS. (Basic Input / Output System). Basic Input / Output.
CLI. (Command Line Interface). Command Line Interface.CSMA / CD. (Carrier Sense Multiple Access / Collision Detect). Multiple Access with Carrier Detection and Collision Detection.
DHCP. (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol). Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Server. DLC. (Data Link Control). Data Link Control. DNS. (Domain Name System). Domain Name System. DOS. (Disk Operating System). Disk Operating System. FDDI. (Fiber Distributed-Data Interface). Data Interface for Fiber Distribution. FTP. (File Transfer Protocol). File Transfer Protocol. HDLC. (High-Level Data Link Control). Data Link Control High-Level.
HTML. (Hypertext Markup Language). Hypertext language points. HTTP. (Hypertext Transfer Protocol). Hypertext Transfer Protocol.
IEEE.(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers). Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. IP. (Internet Protocol).Internet Protocol. IPX. (Internetwork Packet Exchange). Exchange of packets between networks.
ISDN. (Integrated Services Digital Network). Integrated Services Digital Network. LAN. (Local Area Network). Local Area Network MAN.(Metropolitan Area Network). Metropolitan Area Network. MP3. (MPEG-1 Audio Layer-3). NDIS. (Network Driver Interface Specification). Interface Specification for NDS network controller. (Novell Directory Services). Novell Directory Services.NetBEUI. (NetBIOS Extended User Interface). NetBIOS Extended User Interface.
NetBIOS. (Network Basic Input / Output System). System Network Basic Input / Output. NFS. (Network File System). Network File System NIC.(Network Interface Card). Network Interface Card
NOS. (Network Operating System). Network Operating System NTFS.(NT File System). NT File System. ODI. (Open Data-Link Interface). Data Link Interface Open. PC. (Personal Computer).Personal Computer. POP3. (Post Office Protocol 3). Postal Service Protocol 3. POSIX. (Portable Operating System Interface). Portable Operating System Interface.
PPP. (Point-to-Point Protocol). Point to Point Protocol. PPTP. (Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol). Point to Point Protocol for tunneling. SCSI. (Small Computer System Interface). Interface Small Computer System. SMB. (Server Message Block). Server Message Block. SMTP. (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol).Mail Transfer Protocol Simple.
SNA. (Systems Network Architecture). Systems Network Architecture SOHO. (Small Office Home Office). Home Office / Small Office. TCP / IP. (Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol). Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol. URL. (Uniform Resource Locator). Uniform Resource Locator. UUCP. (UNIX-to-UNIX Copy Protocol). UNIX Copy Protocol to UNIX.
WAN. (Wide Area Network). Wide Area Network