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V~"il'", ~V'il'~"~~ u"è" 'o--~".'o..o'u,~.~,._~.... -~V_. ",".il'",~V'il"---_.U~' ,,~vu,~o (14) Host name - The unique name by which a computer is known on a network, used to identify it in electronic information interchange. (15) Host - A computer (including a terminal) connected to a network. (16) Hypertext Markup Language (HTlVIL) - A hypertext document format, using Standard Generalized Markup Language, used by the World Wide 'Web. (17) Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) - The client-server TCP/1P protocol used on the World Wide Web for the exchange ofHTlVIL documents. (18) Internet address - The 32-bit host address defined by the Internet Protocol in RFC- 791, usually represented in dotted decimal notation. (19) Internet Architecture Board (lAB) - A technical advisory group of the Internet Society chartered by the Internet Society Trustees to provide oversight of the architecture of the Internet and its protocols. (20) Internet connection - A combination of hardware, software, and telecommunications services that allows a computer to communicate with any other computer on the worldwide network of networks known as the Internet, and that adheres to the required standard protocols listed in RFC-1800 or its current successor document. (21) Internet Protocol (IP) - A protocol for computer telecommunications as specified in RFC- 791 or its current successor document. (22) Internet provider - An organization that is authorized to provide Internet connections to other organizations. (23) Management Information Base-II (lVUB-II) - A spedfication of the managed objects to be defined in a internetwork management system as specified in RF C-1213 or its current successor document. (24) Network - A hardware and software computer data communication system. (25) Protocol - A set of formal rules describing how to transmit data across a network. (26) Public service staff - Library staff w'hose primary responsibilities include helping library users to find and use information or materials; pages, shelvers, circulation and clerical staff (or others whose reference or reader's advisory duties are incidental) are not included. (27) Request for Comments (RFC) - A version of an Internet specification, published as part of the "Request for Comments" (RFC) document series, the official publication channel for Internet standards documents and other publications of the Internet Engineering Steering Group, Internet Architecture Board, and Internet community. 13 of 16 09.Ü..t 97 09:53: 11