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Wikipedia Networking References
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- Digital subscriber line access multiplexer
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- Distributed hash table
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- DNS root zone
- DNS spoofing
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- Email box
- Email client
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- Endianness
- Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol
- Ephemeral port
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- Error detection and correction
- Ethernet
- Ethernet frame
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- Fault tolerance
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- Impedance matching
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- Interior Gateway Routing Protocol
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- Internet Control Message Protocol version 6
- Internet Draft
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- Intrusion detection system
- IP address
- IP address spoofing
- IP camera
- IP fragmentation
- IP multicast
- IP Multimedia Subsystem
- IP over Avian Carriers
- IP routing
- IP tunnel
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- IPv4
- IPv4 address exhaustion
- IPv4 header checksum
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- IPv6 deployment
- IPv6 packet
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- ISCSI
- ISDN User Part
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- JSON-RPC
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- Jumbogram
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- Junos OS
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- Kerberos (protocol)
- Key server (cryptographic)
- L2TPv3
- LAN switching
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- Layer 2 Forwarding Protocol
- Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol
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- Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
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- Link-state routing protocol
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- Media access control
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- Mesh networking
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- Metro Ethernet
- Metropolitan area network
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- Microsoft Exchange Server
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- Mobile ad hoc network
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- Mobile IP
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- Mobile telephony
- Mobile VoIP
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- Modem
- Modulation
- Mojibake
- Monotonic function
- MPEG transport stream
- MQTT
- Multi-factor authentication
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- Multicast DNS
- Multicast Listener Discovery
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- Multipath TCP
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- Multiprotocol Label Switching
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- MX record
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- NAT traversal
- Neighbor Discovery Protocol
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- Netstat
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- Non-Facility Associated Signalling
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- Opportunistic TLS
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- OSI protocols
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- Out-of-order delivery
- Overlay network
- Packet analyzer
- Packet forwarding
- Packet loss
- Packet switching
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- Password Authentication Protocol
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- Peer Distributed Transfer Protocol
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- Plain old telephone service
- Plan 9 from Bell Labs
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- Point-to-Point Protocol over ATM
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- Remote Shell
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- Replay attack
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- Resource Reservation Protocol
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- Reverse DNS lookup
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- Routing Information Protocol
- Routing protocol
- Routing table
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- Secure Hypertext Transfer Protocol
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- Shared medium
- Shared secret
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- Signaling (telecommunications)
- Signalling System No. 7
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- Simple Authentication and Security Layer
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- Skinny Call Control Protocol
- Sliding window protocol
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- Smart meter
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- SOAP
- Social networking service
- Social peer-to-peer processes
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- Softphone
- Softswitch
- Software-defined networking
- Spamming
- Spanning Tree Protocol
- SPDY
- Specification (technical standard)
- SQL
- SRV record
- SSH Communications Security
- SSH File Transfer Protocol
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- Stateless protocol
- Static routing
- Statistical time division multiplexing
- Stop-and-wait ARQ
- Storage area network
- Store and forward
- Stream Control Transmission Protocol
- Streaming media
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- Submarine communications cable
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- Supernetwork
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- Switching loop
- SYN flood
- Synchronization
- Synchronous optical networking
- Syncword
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- T.38
- T/TCP
- TCP congestion control
- TCP global synchronization
- Telecommunication
- Telecommunications link
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- Teredo tunneling
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- Time to live
- Time-division multiplexing
- Time-sharing
- Timeout (computing)
- Timestamp
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- Token bus network
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- Token ring
- TOPS-20
- Tor (anonymity network)
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- Traffic analysis
- Traffic shaping
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- Transaction Capabilities Application Part
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- Transmission (telecommunications)
- Transmission Control Protocol
- Transmission line
- Transmission medium
- Transparent Inter-process Communication
- Transport layer
- Transport Layer Security
- Traversal Using Relays around NAT
- Trivial File Transfer Protocol
- Tunnel broker
- Tunneling protocol
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- UDP Helper Address
- UDP-based Data Transfer Protocol
- UDP-Lite
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- Uniform Resource Identifier
- Unique local address
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- URL
- USB
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- User Datagram Protocol
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- Virtual circuit
- Virtual Extensible LAN
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- Voice over IP
- VoIP phone
- VoIP VPN
- Wake-on-LAN
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- Web browser
- Web cache
- Web page
- Web Proxy Auto-Discovery Protocol
- Web resource
- Web search engine
- Web server
- Web service
- Web syndication
- WebDAV
- WebRTC
- WebSocket
- Weighted random early detection
- WHOIS
- Wi-Fi
- Wide area network
- Windows Server
- Winsock
- Wireless
- Wireless access point
- Wireless Application Protocol
- Wireless community network
- Wireless LAN
- Wireless network
- Wireless router
- World Wide Web
- X.25
- X.400
- X.500
- X.509
- Xerox Network Systems
- Xfire
- XML-RPC
- XMPP
- XORP
- Zero-configuration networking
- ZRTP
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