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A server running the necessary software and protocols, such as HTTP, to process World Wide Web requests.

A group of web pages and information related to a single domain name, like TestOut.com.

Acronym for Internet Service Provider. This refers to the company who provides access to the Internet.

Refers to the physical point where the ISP’s connection and responsibility ends, and the customer’s network and responsibility begins.

Commonly called a web browser, refers to the application used to access the World Wide Web or local web servers.

A local storage area where recently accessed website data is stored to make the display of web pages faster.

A small file saved on local drive after visiting a website. Used to save information such as login information, a shopping cart, or preferences.

A network of objects with embedded devices that enable internet connections and the exchange of data with little to no human interaction.

A device that can be controlled via the Internet, like viewing video from a web camera or toggling a light switch, but do not work on their own without human interaction.

Ordinary objects or devices that can connect to the Internet or other network devices and collect and transfer data without human interaction.