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Basic Terms

Some Basic Terms

  • Baud rate
  • bps (bit per second)
  • Browser
  • (BBS) Bulletin board system
  • Download
  • Internet
  • Internet server
  • IP
  • IP address
  • ISDN
  • ISP
  • Login to modem
  • POTS
  • Protocol
  • Proxy server
  • TCP/IP
  • Telecommunications
  • Telecommunication software
  • Upload
  • Web master

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