December 2013
Beginner
1300 pages
43h 54m
English
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Glossary
All entries marked with FOLDOC are based on definitions in the Free On-Line Dictionary of Computing (foldoc.org), Denis Howe, editor. Used with permission.
10.0.0.0
See private address space on page 1267.
172.16.0.0
See private address space on page 1267.
192.168.0.0
See private address space on page 1267.
802.11
A family of specifications developed by IEEE for wireless LAN technology, including 802.11 (1–2 megabits per second), 802.11a (54 megabits per second), 802.11b (11 megabits per second), and 802.11g (54 megabits per second).
absolute pathname
A pathname that starts with the root directory (represented by /). An absolute pathname locates a file without regard to the working directory.
access
In computer jargon, a verb meaning ...