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Updated Articles
NetBIOS Scope ID
Updated on: March 21, 2024
NetBIOS Scope ID is a character string appended to a NetBIOS name of a host that identifies the host as belonging to a specific group.
Independent Computing Architecture (ICA)
Updated on: March 21, 2024
Explore the Independent Computing Architecture (ICA) by Citrix Systems, its foundational technology, and its continuing significance in today’s evolving digital workspace environments.
Multiple UNC Provider (MUP): An Updated Overview
Updated on: March 21, 2024
Dive into the updated world of Multiple UNC Provider (MUP) in Windows systems. Learn how MUP streamlines network resource access today!
Internet Society (ISOC)
Updated on: March 21, 2024
Internet Society, aka ISOC, is a professional society founded in 1992 that provides leadership for the development and evolution of the Internet.
Circuit Layer Proxy
Updated on: March 21, 2024
Circuit Layer Proxy is any service or server that provides proxy services using a specially installed component on the client computer to form a circuit between the proxy server and the client computer.
ARP Protocol: The Backbone of Network Communication
Updated on: March 20, 2024
This article dives deep into the ARP Protocol, shedding light on its origins, mechanics, and its place in the modern networked world.
Inverse Query: A DNS Look Back
Updated on: March 19, 2024
An Inverse Query is a Domain Name System (DNS) query in which a resolver contacts a name server to perform a reverse name lookup, requesting a host name for a given IP address.
DNS Client: Navigating the Digital Sea
Updated on: March 19, 2024
DNS Client is a client machine configured to send name resolution queries to a DNS server. A DNS client is also called a resolver. When a client needs to resolve a remote host’s name into its IP address, it sends a request to the DNS server, which returns the IP address of the remote host. DNS client software, which is built into most machines that have TCP/IP installed, enables the machines to issue DNS queries to name servers.
RAID-5 volume
Updated on: March 19, 2024
RAID 5 Volume is a volume created with the Disk Management portion of the Computer Management tool that stores its data with parity information across multiple physical disks.
