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 <entry name="IDN" value="Short for internationalized domain name. A domain name represented in local language (non-ASCII) characters, for example, http://www.färgbolaget.nu.
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 <entry name="IIS FTP Server" value="A part of the Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) that manages FTP servers. IIS is available on the Microsoft Windows 2000 operating environment.
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 <entry name="IIS Web Server" value="A part of the Microsoft IIS that manages Web servers. IIS is available on the Microsoft Windows 2000 operating environment, and implements Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) 3.0.
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 <entry name="Import" value="To completely or partially return your system to a previous file configuration state by uploading exported files from an archive.
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 <entry name="Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) mail server" value="A common mail server used for Internet email, similar to POP3, but in addition to holding incoming email messages until a user logs in to the email account and downloads the messages, it allows users to archive email messages into folders, share mailboxes with other users, access multiple mail servers at once, and more efficiently access mail attachments.
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 <entry name="Internet Protocol (IP)" value="The protocol used to format packets and rules of transmission and reception over the Internet.
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 <entry name="IP-based site" value="A site with a unique IP address.
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 <entry name="IP address" value="The numeric identifier of a computer or device on the Internet. The format of an IP address is a 32-bit numeric address written as four numbers separated by periods. Each number can be zero to 255.
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 <entry name="Kickstart Image" value="The information required to install an operating system onto a server. Images are files that contain information about a server, such as its passwords and network settings, as well as operating system data.
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 <entry name="Kickstart" value="A method that allows for a clean installation of an operating system onto a server.
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 <entry name="License" value="An official agreement between a user and a corporation on the use and support of its products.
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 <entry name="Logrotate" value="A utility that simplifies administration of large log files. When log files reach a set threshold, Logrotate automatically compresses the log data, archives it in the same directory and populates the empty log file with fresh log data. Logs are thus rotated in this manner so that available disk space is not swamped.
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 <entry name="Mail Exchanger (MX) Record" value="A record that includes information about external mail servers.
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 <entry name="Majordomo" value="The mailing list server application.
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 <entry name="Max Processes" value="The maximum number of simultaneous processes that can run on a domain or server.
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 <entry name="Max Users" value="The maximum number of simultaneous users on a site or server.
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 <entry name="Memory Quota" value="The amount of memory assigned to a user.
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 <entry name="Menu Bar" value="A row of menu options on a user interface.
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 <entry name="Microsoft FrontPage 2002 Server Extensions" value="A service that allows you to support users who want to use Microsoft FrontPage to manage their Web sites.
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 <entry name="Miva Merchant" value="A service that provides e-commerce support for sites.
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 <entry name="mod_perl for Apache" value="A service that enables you to process and write CGI scripts.
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 <entry name="MySQL Database Server" value="A widely used relational database management system for SQL databases. A database management system allows you to add, access, and process data stored in an SQL database. A relational database stores data in related tables.
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 <entry name="MySQL Database" value="A service that allows you to work with SQL databases.
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 <entry name="Name-based site" value="A site with a unique host name but shares an IP address with another server.
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 <entry name="Name Server (NS) Record" value="A record that specifies the host name of the DNS server managing the sub-domains hosted on a site.
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 <entry name="Netmask" value="A bit-mask that identifies the network number and host number components of an IP-Address.
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 <entry name="Network Quota" value="The amount of network resources dedicated to a server.
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 <entry name="Network Time Protocol (NTP) server" value="A computer using NTP to broadcast accurate information about time.
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 <entry name="Network Time Protocol (NTP)" value="A method used to send information over the Internet to synchronize the time of computer clients or servers with that of an accurate server or time source.
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 <entry name="Open DataBase Connectivity (ODBC)" value="A standard database access method developed by Microsoft Corporation that allows you to access and modify data from any application, regardless of which database management system is handling the data.
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 <entry name="Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM)" value="A manufacturer that sells equipment to a reseller for rebranding or repackaging. Also, when a reseller adds value to the product before reselling it, private labels the merchandise under its own name, or bundles it with its own products.
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 <entry name="Path" value="The route to a file on a disk. For example, if a file called index.html is located in a subfolder called html, and the html subfolder is located in folder called www, the path to index.html is: /www/html/index.html.
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 <entry name="PHP Hypertext Preprocessor for Apache" value="A service used to process dynamic Web pages.  PHP (PHP Hypertext Preprocessor) is a server-side, cross-platform, HTML embedded scripting language. Because it is compatible with networks using IMAP, SNMP, NNTP, POP3, or HTTP, it can easily manage dynamic Web page content.
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 <entry name="PHP MyAdmin Web Based MySQL Administration" value="A service used to manage SQL databases over the Internet. PHP MyAdmin can handle administering entire MySQL database servers or just a single database over the Internet by removing any platform-specific limitations.
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 <entry name="Physical Server" value="A general term used to describe any tangible server.
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 <entry name="Pointer Record (PTR)" value="A host name for reverse mapping (IP-address-to-host-name). The opposite is forward mapping, using a Host (A) record.
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 <entry name="POP3 + IMAP Server" value="POP3 (Post Office Protocol, version 3) is a protocol used to retrieve e-mail from a mail server. IMAP (Internet Messaging Access Protocol) is a protocol that retrieves messages from the mail server. Using IMAP, you can search through your email messages using keywords and selectively download messages. The IMAP server allows users to archive email messages in folders,  share mailboxes with other users, access multiple mail servers at one time, and more efficiently access email attachments.
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 <entry name="Post Office Protocol, version 3 (POP3) mail server" value="A common mail server used for Internet email. It holds the incoming email messages until you log on to the email account and download the messages. All stored email messages and attachments are downloaded at the same time.
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 <entry name="Primary Name Server" value="The main Domain Name System (DNS) server that translates alphabetic domain names into numeric IP addresses.
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 <entry name="Process Quota" value="The number of processes a user can run simultaneously on a server. This number is based on the Service Level Agreement.
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 <entry name="Properties" value="Settings that determine the characteristics of an account or a server.
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 <entry name="Punycode" value="See ACE.
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 <entry name="Python" value="A service used to write system utility programs and scripts. Python is a popular, object-oriented, interpretive scripting language used for writing system utilities and Internet scripts.
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 <entry name="Quality Of Service (QoS)" value="The ability to define a level of performance. QoS is enforced on all applications or scripts that run external to the Web browser (such as CGI and ASP scripts), but not on static HTML pages. The Default Plan is populated with the recommended QoS values; therefore, any site created using an unchanged Default Plan template is assigned this combination.
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 <entry name="Queue" value="A temporary holding place for data.
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 <entry name="Record" value="A record contains specific DNS zone information.
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 <entry name="Register" value="To identify and associate a product with a company.
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 <entry name="Responder" value="A mail utility that automatically sends a standard reply message to an email message. Same as autoresponder.
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 <entry name="Reverse Domain Name System (Reverse DNS)" value="Name resolution software that looks up an IP address to obtain a domain name. It performs the opposite function of the DNS server, which turns names into IP addresses.
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 <entry name="Scheduled export" value="Moving or copying data files and configuration files on your server to a local system or FTP server at specified times.
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 <entry name="Script alias" value="A script alias allows CGI scripts to be stored within the local file system of the site other than under the document root of the subdomain. For example if the cgi scripts are aliased to /usr/web/cgi-bin/, instead of the default /cgi-bin/, then a request for http://myscript/cgi-bin/search will run the script from /usr/web/cgi-bin/search. A script alias is a valuable feature that enables you to secure the integrity of script resources from other hosts on the server.
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 <entry name="Secondary Name Server" value="The backup Domain Name System (DNS) server that translates alphabetic domain names into numeric IP addresses.
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 <entry name="Secure Socket Layer (SSL)" value="An Internet security protocol that encrypts data when it is transferred over the Internet. Enabling SSL allows you to transfer data securely between your Web server and your visitor's Internet browser.
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