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I/O Address
Input / Output address. A 3 to 4 digit hexadecimal number used to identify and signal a peripherial device.
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IBM
International Business Machines, IBM is the largest computer company in the world and the first to produce a computer back in 1953.
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ICS
Internet Connection Sharing, a method in which 1 internet source can be shared with multiple computers. ICS can be done via software like with Sygate/Wingate or hardware (routers).
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IEEE 802.1
Standard for local area networks which cover network management and other aspects related to LANs.
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IEEE 802.11b
Standard for 11Mbps wireless network operation.
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IEEE 802.1p
Standard for quality of service; network traffic prioritization.
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IEEE 802.1Q
Standard relating to VLANs.
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IEEE 802.2
Specifies the logical link control for various access methods.
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Integrated
When intergrated is used, it means that 2 or more devices have been made into one device. Example, many motherboards these days have intergrated videocards which means the actual videocards is built into the board.
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IP Address
Internet Protocol address. The address of a network node in the form of four sets of numbers upto 3 digits each and divided by periods. ie. 192.168.1.1
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IPX
Novell network protocol that connects computers running NetWare
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IRC
Internet Relay Chat, a place where IRC clients connect to an IRC server to participate in real time test conversations.
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IRQ
Interrupt Request
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ISA
A standard bus architecture associated with the IBM AT motherboards. It allows 16 bits at a time to flow between the motherboard circuitry and an expansion slot card and its associated device(s). [image]
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ISP
Internet Service Provider
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