Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Dedicated Servers/VPS
1. Dedicated Server
2. VPS (Virtual Private Server)
3. Propagation
4. Data Transfer
5. Disk Space
6. Guaranteed RAM
7. Bandwidth
8. Burstable RAM
9. CGI (Common Gateway Interface)
10. SSL (Secure Sockets Layer)
Ssl certificate
11. DPA (Data Protection Act)
12. Firewall
13. Gateway
14. Host
Control Panels
15. Control Panel
16. CPanel
17. Plesk
Domian Name
18. Domain name
19. Registrar
20. Registry
21. Registrant
22. cctld
23. Pending Delete
24. Quarantine
25. Redemption
26. Administrative contact
27. Technical contact
28. Backorder
52. Gtld
53. Whois
DNS
54. DNS (Domain Name System)
IP
55. IP address
56. LAN (Local Area Network)
Shared Hosting
57. Shared Web Hosting
58. Spam
59.
60.
61. Traffic
62. Load Balancing
63.
Languages, Scripts
64. VB Script
65. ASP.NET (Active Server Pages)
66. CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)
67. PHP
68. Java
69. Round Robin
70.
71. MySQL
72. Perl
73. RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol)
, Protocols
74. FTP (File Transfer Protocol)
75. HTTP
76. RDP
77. Telnet
78. Ssh
79. WIFI/WIMAX Protocols
80. Bluetooth protocol
81. Fibre Channel network protocols
82. Internet Protocol Suite or TCP/IP model or TCP/IP stack
83. IP / ipv4
84.IPv6
85.
86. SSH Secure Shell
87. SMB Server Message Block, one version of which was also known as CIFS
(Common Internet File System)
88. FTP File Transfer Protocol
89. SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
90. TCP Transmission Control Protocol
91. Telnet Telephone Network
92. HTTP Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
93. HTTPs Secure Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
94. POP Post Office Protocol
95. MTP Media Transfer Protocol
96. SFTP Secure File Transfer Protocol
97. SSL Secure Socket Layer
98. TLS Transport Layer Security
99.
100.
NTP Network time protocol
101.
PPP Point to Point Protocol
102.
NNTP Network News Transfer Protocol
103.
104.
IMAP Internet Message Access Protocol
105.
106.
MISC
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110.
E-Commerce
URL (Uniform Resource Locator)
Browser
Operating System
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112.
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115.
Kernel
Linux
Windows
Unix
Linux flavours
a. Ubuntu
b. Fedora
c. Debian
d. Centos
e. Opensuse
f. Slackware linux
g.
Cloud
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CDN
Cloud
Cloud Application
Cloud Arcs
Cloud as a service (CaaS)
Cloudburst
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Cloudburst (negative)
Cloudburst (positive)
CloudCenter
Cloud client
Cloud Hosting
Cloud OS
Cloud provider
Cloud Security
Cloud Servers
Cloud
Cloud Storage
Cloudware
Cluster
Consumption-based pricing model/Pay as you go
Subscription-based pricing model
Disruptive technology
Elasticity and scalability
Google Apps // fcs
Hosted application
Hybrid cloud
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
Platform as a Service (PaaS)
SaaS Software as a Service
Internal cloud
Microsoft Azure // fcs
Personal cloud
Private clouds
Public cloud
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Vertical cloud
Virtual private data center
Windows Live Services // fcs
Amazon ec2 // fcs
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Encryption
Decryption
Lanugages
Cloud is a marketing term / It means little different to every one / except for some basic
properties.
Elastic
Scalable
Move