Apache: HTTP server (web) self-created by Apache Software Foundation.

Area: quantity extent MegaBytes necessary for storing, for example, data, web pages and images.

ASP: programming language that is used to create dynamic web pages based on the Windows operating system. Its initials refer to Active Server Pages.

CGI:program that allows the user to exchange data with a web server. The name comes from the initials of Common Gateway Interface (Common Gateway Interface).

Domain-name: given to the address of a web page. El The name of the website is linked to its owner through a registration Major endings are. Com. Com. Net. Org. Server that through a database allows the conversion of a URL in an IP address. Son stands for Domain Name Server.

Dynamic Website: is one that reacts according to user actions, ie interactive. Furthermore, it was not included in an HTML file.

Firewall: medium which prevents access stranger to a computer connected to a network from the Internet, LAN, etc.It can be a computer, a router or a program, for example.

Flow: volume of data transfer required for a site visit and all its pages. Se mide en función del tiempo. It is measured as a function of time.

FTP: language that allows the transfer of files between multiple computers on a network. Its initials refer to File Transfer Protocol.

Host: that certain companies rented space to store and view content online.

Hosting: shared web hosting offered by several companies of the type ISPs so that the user can always have a website up and running.

Housing: physical space that is sold or rented to place the computer. You must have a certain level of safety features and benefits. It charged for the transfer consumed.

Interface: program that enables communication with the user. For example, through a form.

IP: leadership that has a computer within a computer network, such as the Internet, allowing their identification to connect.

ISP: It offers web hosting services, domain registration and internet connection. Its name comes from Spanish Internet Service Provider.

LAMP: programming environment based on the union of the tools Linux, Apache, MySQL and programming language Perl, PHP or Python.

Linux: operating system. It has the peculiarity of being public, and that anyone can get it, modify it and redistribute it if you have knowledge.

Network computers: a set of computers connected together via a connection (router, cable hub). It is therefore possible to transfer files between computers as communication.

PHP: programming language that is used in the creation of dynamic web pages to a server with the Linux operating system. Its initials refer to Hypertext Pre-processor.

Registrar of domains: company that manages domains in exchange for a sum of money. The main endings are. Com. Com. Net. Org.

Renewal domain: validation of the new domain after it has served the expiration date.

Speed: see flow.

SSH: program that allows the computer to enter other on the same network and transfer files. The acronym comes from Secure Shell.

SSL: protocol which provides secure communications through a coding method (encryption). Son stands for Secure Sockets Layer.

Subdomain: domain name compound depends on its principal. It serves to make distinctions within a domain such as country or language.

TCP / IP Protocol: language that allows communication between two or more machines or computers via the Internet. The acronyms refer to appear Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and Internet Protocol (IP).

Transfer domain: change in a domain registrar.

Web Host: see hosting.

Web Server: a computer dedicated to enabling users to access web pages housed on the server. One example is the Apache.

Webmaster / Webmistress: Charge / to maintain a website. He was also named manager / a