IT Vocab 8 Flashcards
A family on standards that deal mostly with how data is transferred between hosts in a local area network (LAN)
IEEE 802 Standards
An application architecture model with three separate tiers where an application presents the user interface on a client workstation, data is processed on an application server, and information is retrieved from a database management system on a database server
Three tier
A protocol used to receive email; it is deleted from a server after it is downloaded to a client
Post Office Protocol 3 (POP3)
A method of delivering applications by installing them in the local network
Network Hosting
A method of delivering applications by hosting them in the cloud
Cloud Hosting
Security protocols that govern how data in a wireless network is secured by encryption. Examples of these protocols are Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP), Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA), and WPA2
IEEE 802.11 Encryption Protocols
A term associated with cloud hosting; providing users with the application they need to do their day-to-day work through the cloud
Software as a Service (SaaS)
The traditional method for delivering applications by installing them on individual desktop computer systems
Local Installation
A characteristic of 802.11 protocols that require protocols to transfer data at a specific number of bits per second
Speed
A software license, often called a volume license or a site license, that allows the customer to install the software without restriction using the same activation code, typically until a maximum cap is reached
Enterprise License
A software license given to home and small business customers that allows them to install the software on a limited number of systems
Personal License
An application architecture model where programs run as standalone applications on a single computer
One tier
an application architecture model with two separate tiers (a client and a server) where applications store and retrieve data from a central repository
Two tier
A person that maintains and expands a company’s network. They install and configure network media, create and manage user accounts, implement firewalls and other network security, manage an organization’s mail system, configure network printers, and maintain Internet connectivity
Network Administrator
A feature of radio waves where the signal becomes weaker as the wave travels further from its point of origin. 802.11 standards require that signals are strong enough to cover a specific distance
Attenuation