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col to transfer files in a UNIX IP environment.
Gateway A Gateway is a piece of networking hardware that separates
two networks allowing data to pass between them. In IP net-
works a Gateway is usually assigned during configuration so
that the workstation sending data knows whether or not to
send the data directly to a local computer, in the case of a LAN,
or to the Router or GateWay in order to be passed on to other
computers outside of your local network.
HFS Standing for Hierarchical File System, this is the type of file
system that is common to Macintosh only CD-ROM’s or DVD-
ROM’s
Host This is a server or computer from which a client can copy
information from or log into. The term Host is more commonly
used in Internet Networking though it applies to all types of
networks.
Host ID This is part of the IP address that determines the computer on
the individual network. Host ID+Network ID=IP Address
HTML Standing for Hypertext Markup Language, HTML is the pro-
gramming language that is used to create Web pages.
HTTP Standing for Hypertext Transfer Protocol, HTTP is the proto-
col that is used to transfer HTML information over the net-
work.
Hyperlink These are the underlined words, or graphics, in a Web page
that are used to jump to other web pages or resources.
Internet This is the term used to define all of the computers that use
the IP protocol. The Internet is a combination of IP based
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