The Internet Crossword Puzzle

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HTTP : Hyper text transfer protocol
HOST : Sends out data
PACKET : Digital information, chopped into 1500 byte pieces and sent like a puzzle that must be reassembled
BARAN : Created Packet Switching
IP : Internet Protocol
WAN : Connects larger geographical areas, such as London, the UK, or the world
NETWORKING : To share information between computers
SERVER : Offers users access to the same information
CERF : Father of the Internet
OSI : Open Systems Interconnection
LATENCY : Length of time from when someone sent a packet to the time someone received it
ETHERNET : Made from copper, is cheap but loses signal over greater distances and commonly used in LAN
HTTPS : A secure version of HTTP
HUB : A device that uses its ports to connect devices together
SMTP : Simple mail transfer protocol
CLIENT : Receives data
WWW : World Wide Web
PROTOCOL : A well-known set of rules and standards used to communicate between machines
BANDWIDTH : The bit-rate of available information capacity
NODE : Any device physically connected in a network
ROUTER : A device that forwards data packets between computer networks, creating an overlay internet work
DNS : Domain Name System
TCP : Transmission Computer Protocol

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QUESTIONS LIST:

http : hyper text transfer protocol
host : sends out data
packet : digital information, chopped into 1500 byte pieces and sent like a puzzle that must be reassembled
baran : created packet switching
ip : internet protocol
wan : connects larger geographical areas, such as london, the uk, or the world
networking : to share information between computers
server : offers users access to the same information
cerf : father of the internet
osi : open systems interconnection
latency : length of time from when someone sent a packet to the time someone received it
ethernet : made from copper, is cheap but loses signal over greater distances and commonly used in lan
https : a secure version of http
hub : a device that uses its ports to connect devices together
smtp : simple mail transfer protocol
client : receives data
www : world wide web
protocol : a well-known set of rules and standards used to communicate between machines
bandwidth : the bit-rate of available information capacity
node : any device physically connected in a network
router : a device that forwards data packets between computer networks, creating an overlay internet work
dns : domain name system
tcp : transmission computer protocol