ADSL: connection type high-speed (up to 160 Mbps), which is done through the wires of the telephone network. In this connection is often used routers.

Bandwidth is the amount of data transferred in a given time. It is measured in bits per second (bps).

Banner: Internet advertising result of a combination of text and images. It has the peculiarity of being on the move.

Browser: program through which to view Web pages written in HTML format. The best known are Internet Explorer and Netscape.

Chat: system whereby multiple users connected to the network can converse in real time.

Cookies: system through which is stored on the hard drive of your computer information from the user preferences for a site to subsequently recover and to facilitate their access.

Cracker: hacker whose goal is inserted into a computer system outside.

DNS: server through a database allows the conversion of a URL in a kind of IP. Server. Son stands for Domain Name Server.

Domain-name: given to the address of a web page. The name of the website is linked to its owner through registration.The main endings are. Com. Com. Net. Org.

Email: mail system that enables communication via the Internet among users.

Extranet: computer network composed of several private intranet to communicate via the Internet.

FAQ: are the answers to the questions most frequently found in the pages that were visited. Its acronym derived from Frequently Asked Question.

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.

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

Hacker: expert infringing computer systems.

Home Page: homepage or front page of a site.

Home: see home page.

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

HTML: type of programming language for creating web pages. Language. His name is composed of the initials of Hypertext Markup Language.

Http: system through which the server sends a request for input on a Web page. Son stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol and placed in front of the web address (www).

Hypertext: text type that is characterized by a series of links that allow access to information related to that text.

Internet: media consisting of computers connected through a global network based on TCP / IP protocol.

Intranet: computer network privately with the same design and operating Internet.

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

Modem: electronic device that allows connect to the Internet at a slow speed. It connects to the phone line and does not allow use while telephone and the Internet.

Pirate: see cracker.

POP: service based on a mail server that allows you to view e-mail through a specific program. Un ejemplo de este tipo de mail es el Outlook. An example of this type of mail is the Outlook. At present, the latest version is POP3.

Programming language: writing system that allows you to control the operation of a computer. It consists of semantic and syntactic rules. There are several programming languages such as Java or HTML.

Provider mail: sites that offer a service to send and receive e-mails or e-mails.

Redirection: action that allows to move from one web page to another.

Router: electronic device that allows connect to the Internet at a high speed. It is used for the DSL connection. Allows for the use of telephone and internet simultaneously and the networking of multiple computers to one another.

Search: search program that allows any page or content on the Internet. Yoofer.com. As such Yoofer.com.

SPAM: type of advertising mail that is sent in bulk.

Speed: See bandwidth.

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

Transfer: exchange of files between the user and the web visit.

URL: identifier of web pages.

Virus: malicious program that alters the normal functioning of a computer. Some of the most important are the type worm and trojan.

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

Webmail: type of mail is not subject to any program that allows you to view e-mail on any computer.

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

Website: group of several web pages. Page content that appears on the Internet through a browser. They are written in HTML format and language.