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A searchable internal repository that stores an organization's proprietary documents

A worldwide network available to anyone who has a TCP/IP connection on a computer

A TCP/IP-based network accessible only by an organization's members and employees

A TCP/IP-based network accessible only by an organization's internal employees and select external clients

USB 1.0

USB 2.0

FireWire

Game Port

An image file that expands to fill a browser's cache.

A virus placed on a computer by spyware to delete directories.

A file created by the browser each time its user accesses a Web site.

A text file placed on a client by a Web server to track user preferences.

Post Office Protocol (POP3)

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)

Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP4)

Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)

To provide regular Internet access and e-mail service

To map easily recognizable names to specific Internet addresses

To allow users at one site to connect with a remote system at another site

To determine the best route for data to travel between a client and a server

TCP port 25

TCP port 80

UDP port 21

UDP port 53

It determines the color of visited links on a Web page.

It specifies the style sheet used to format a Web page.

It determines the color of unvisited links on a Web page.

It designates text that will act as a hyperlink on a Web page.

The location of the router

The Service Set Identifier (SSID)

The wireless client's MAC address

The Basic Service Set Identifier (BSSID)

Controlling traffic

Providing DNS services

Maintaining a routing information table

Providing asymmetric-key encryption services

GIF images support the transparency technique, whereas JPEG images do not.

GIF images support millions of colors, whereas JPEG images support only 256 colors.

JPEG images use vector graphics, whereas GIF images use bitmap or raster graphics.

JPEG images support interlacing and animation techniques, whereas GIF images do not.