uage used in IDOCs that describe
protocols. Using terms in their plainest, dictionary sense (when
...
international readers. IDOCs need to avoid using private, newly
invented terms in place of g... nflict with established ones. IDOCs need to avoid using
"cute" synonyms (e.g., "Green Book"), becau... irness, and Timeliness
IDOCs need to avoid using proprietary and trademarked terms for
purpo
to the School........... 7
5. Questions About Using Internet Services........................ 17
6... 0
Appendix C: Examples of Educational Projects Using the Internet... 61
Sellers & Robichaux ... Introduction
As more and more schools begin using technology to achieve
educational goals, acces... vices I want?"
See Section 5, "Questions About Using Internet Services," for further
discussion of
including the reproduction
of actual sessions using these utilities (with some extraneous
informat... hile the examples below can be used as a guide to using and
learning about the capabilities of TCP/IP ... to an invalid port
address at the remote host. Using the default settings, three
datagrams are sent... ELNET [27] is TCP/IP's virtual terminal protocol. Using TELNET, a
user connected to one host can login
work from the contacts for each NIR Tool or Group using two
templates:
- the NIR Tool Template, ... s from the template maintainers. Send
updates using the appropriate template (from Appendix A or Appe... r. W3 allows a user
to annotate documents (using hypertext links), provides gateways
to othe... connects to a specific address
and logs in using a specific login name. Some are also available
of
1) and 2).
4) Submit your entry using either of the following two methods:
a)... ; capture
frames; control capture using trigger and filter
capabilities; ... ct to the network at any
location using standard equipment. Standard graphical
... Wellfleet Communications private enterprise MIB, using
the SNMP (RFC1098). In particular
ated sites...... 60
Appendix C. Examples for using the RFC server RFC-INFO@ISI.EDU.. 62
1. Introdu... Consortiums of
museums and libraries are now using networking technologies to
support research an... ltilingual.
Once you have the basic tools for using the Internet you will begin
to understand how ... For example, someone may have put up a sound file using a
format which cannot be recognized by the sof
hat represents a user
in accessing the Directory using either DAP but supporting only
a subset of the D... Available via FTP
Implementation is available using FTP.
Commercially Available
This implementat... ions extensions to provide an Internet
Directory using X.500, University College, London, England,
Nove... on
Requirements to provide an Internet Directory using X.500,
University College, London, England, Nove
rity rules, called a "security policy."
We are using this term, rather than the narrower "computer sec... ing properly.
There is increasing interest in using intranets to connect different
parts of a orga... ernal and internal
(public and private), sites using intranets should be aware that they
will need ... eir DNS masters from
denial of service attacks using filtering routers.
Traditionally, DNS has had
ommunications.
The risk is there when you are using programs to log in over a
network. Many popul... enable this to be done
without fancy hardware, using cryptographic techniques. An example
of such ... pment is one of the most
attractive aspects of using public networks, you should also exercise
caut... s connected, any program
has the capability of using the network, with or without informing
you. S
d" in
the very flat medium of computers--by using "smiley faces". This
is "metacommunication... ut having to establish a userid and password. By using the
special userid of "anonymous" the netwo... ers under a single administrative authority
using a common Interior Gateway Protocol for routing pa... electronic
mail and file transfer services, using a store-and-forward
protocol, based on IBM
of
550 educators who are actively involved in using telecommunications.
(Honey, Margaret, Henrique... t already have networks may be
using something other than TCP/IP. Networks of
... Apple Macintosh computers will probably be using
Appletalk; networks of PCs may be using any of the
common network oper
ials October 1996
An Introduction to Using the Internet at St. Louis University
Schoo... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Using KULeuvenNet and Internet . . . . . . . . . . . .... vices. In particular they require
training in using these facilities and in making effective use of t... he
contacts for each network training resource using the Trainmat
template (see Appendix A). The c
intended to show how various
organizations are using X.500 in ways which extend the view of X.500
a... garding
capabilities and preferences, before using EDI.
To solve this problem we defined objec... ich may be processed electronically.
Before using EDI an organization must establish a series of go... ents
with other organizations before trading using EDI takes place) we
defined object types to
. The most common way is via electronic mail.
Using e-mail, it is possible to communicate with anyone... from other networks and systems. For
instance using CompuServe, a large commercial electronic informa... have
access or can gain access to the Internet using one of their
computers.
A direct connectio... places that
have files and programs available using FTP.
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