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Remote Printer. A Novell print method where the Ethernet

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RAM RARP router RPRINTER SNMP socket subnet mask TCP/IP TCP port telnet Random Access Memory. Volatile memory within the Ethernet Interface that contains current/working settings. Settings are lost once the power is removed. Reverse Address Resolution Protocol. Allows a network device to discover its IP address dynamically upon bootup. The IP address does not need to be stored within the device itself permanently. A device that forwards IP packets to their destination. Also called a gateway. Remote Printer. A Novell print method where the Ethernet Interface waits for jobs to be sent to it from a defined PSERVER. Simple Network Management Protocol. A standard protocol used to monitor network devices called "SNMP agents." TCP connection between two hosts consisting of a source and destination TCP port number at each end. A binary value used to divide IP networks into smaller sub-networks or subnets. This mask is used to help determine whether IP packets need to be forwarded on to other subnets. Suite of protocols that act as the base protocol for the Internet. A logical connection point in the software of a TCP host or device. When two IP devices talk, they establish a socket which consists of a source and destination TCP port number on both ends. Command and protocol to establish a terminal connection between two hosts on an IP network. Glossary-3

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Glossary–3
RAM
Random Access Memory
. V
olatile memory within the
Ethernet Interface that contains current/working settings.
Settings are lost once the power is removed.
RARP
Reverse Address Resolution Protocol. Allows a network
device to discover its IP address dynamically upon bootup.
The IP address does not need to be stored within the device
itself permanently.
router
A device that forwards IP packets to their destination. Also
called a gateway.
RPRINTER
Remote Printer. A Novell print method where the Ethernet
Interface waits for jobs to be sent to it from a defined
PSERVER.
SNMP
Simple Network Management Protocol. A standard protocol
used to monitor network devices called “SNMP agents.”
socket
TCP connection between two hosts consisting of a source
and destination TCP port number at each end.
subnet mask
A binary value used to divide IP networks into smaller
sub-networks or subnets. This mask is used to help
determine whether IP packets need to be forwarded on to
other subnets.
TCP/IP
Suite of protocols that act as the base protocol for the
Internet.
TCP port
A logical connection point in the software of a TCP host or
device. When two IP devices talk, they establish a socket
which consists of a source and destination TCP port number
on both ends.
telnet
Command and protocol to establish a terminal connection
between two hosts on an IP network.