7. An Internet standard
that enables a local-
area network (LAN)
to use one set of IP
addresses for
internal traffic and a
second set of
addresses for
external traffic.
NAT
12. Networked Basic
input/output system
Extended User
Interface
NetBEUI
13. An enhanced
version of the
NetBIOS protocol
used by network
operating systems
such as LAN
Manager, LAN
Server, Windows for
Workgroups,
Windows 95 and
Windows NT.
NetBEUI
16. A client/server
application designed
by Sun
Microsystems that
allows all network
users to access
shared files stored
on computers of
different types.
NFS
25. One of the file system
for the Windows NT
operating system
(Windows NT also
supports the FAT file
system). NTFS has
features to improve
reliability, such as
transaction logs to
help recover from disk
failures.
NTFS
34. Based on the
electric-field
transmission
medium, an IBM
technology that
allows individuals to
exchange data with
a simple touch or
grasp, such as a
handshake.
55. A protocol used to
retrieve e-mail from
a mail server. Not to
be confused with the
sound generally
associated with the
term, “going postal.”
POP