Friday, January 20, 2012
Friday, December 16, 2011
Why Use Social Bookmarking?
Why We Should Use Social Bookmarking?
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Friday, November 25, 2011
Google Analytics Latest Updates Real-Time
Presently, We oserve on Google Analytics that they does a great job on analyzing past performance. Now we all are very excited to get real time data to Google Analytics with the launch of Google Analytics Real-Time: It is a set of new reports that show what’s happening on your web Blog or Web Site site as it happens.
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Web Search Engine
What is Web Search Engine??
Search is a word which appeal to find out something. A web search engine is planned to search for some information on the World Wide Web (WWW) and File Transfer Protocol (FTP) servers. People put their own word or list of words in search engine to find some information or products or to buy something online. The results generated through search engine are generally presented in a list of results often referred to as Search Engine Results Pages (SERP). You can find any tpes of information like web pages, information, images and other types of files. search engines work on very typical and compalex algorithms.
The top Most important Web Search Engines are:
Bing.com
Yahoo.com
Ask.com
etc....
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Epic Web Browser From India
A web browser totally based on India with label “Made in India” providing to Indian Audience is named as EPIC – Web Browser.
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Twitter Social Networking and Microblogging Service
Known more about Twitter a very good Social Networking and Microblogging Service.
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Social Networking Websites
Find below list of some Top Social Networking Websites across the world:
Facebook.com: Now these days it allows everyone membership. More Than 150 million members.
MySpace.com: More than 191 million members. This site is monolithic, best in members.
Linkedin.com: This website contain more than 12.5 million members. Categoris as a powerful tool for business networking.
Friendster.com: Members more than 29 million. Friendster.com was believed the top online social networking service until around April 2004, when it was overtaken by MySpace.
Stumbleupon.com: Now this website Boasting 2.75 million users, StumbleUpon.com is a web browser plugin that allows its users to discover and rate webpages, videos, photos, news and articles. A great way to get online website promotion many website usese StumbleUpon for web promotion. This website was Bought by eBay for $75 million in May 2007.
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Facebook.com: Now these days it allows everyone membership. More Than 150 million members.
MySpace.com: More than 191 million members. This site is monolithic, best in members.
Linkedin.com: This website contain more than 12.5 million members. Categoris as a powerful tool for business networking.
Friendster.com: Members more than 29 million. Friendster.com was believed the top online social networking service until around April 2004, when it was overtaken by MySpace.
Stumbleupon.com: Now this website Boasting 2.75 million users, StumbleUpon.com is a web browser plugin that allows its users to discover and rate webpages, videos, photos, news and articles. A great way to get online website promotion many website usese StumbleUpon for web promotion. This website was Bought by eBay for $75 million in May 2007.
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Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Monday, March 26, 2007
Learn World Wide Web (WWW)
Web or WWW
In Internet almost every protocol available. The Internet protocols are sets of rules
The WWW means World Wide Web was developed in 1989 by Tim Berners-Lee which is from European Particle Physics Lab (CERN)in Switzerland.
Below are some most Popula Protocols:
E-mail Protocol (SMTP: SMTP stand for Simple Mail Transport Protocol.
he work of Simple Mail Transport Protocol is to distributes electronic messages and files to one or more than one electronic mailboxes.
FTP(File Transfer Protocol)
The basic work of FTP is to Transfers text or binary files among an FTP server and client.
HTTP(HyperText Transfer Protocol)
HyperText Transfer Protocol Transmits hypertext over networks.
Telnet(Telnet Protocol):
The work of Telnet Protocol is to evaluate login to a computer host to execute commands.
Domains Information:
Following are top-level domains:
.com: Commercial Enterprise.
.edu: Educational Institution.
.gov: Government Entity.
.org Usually Nonprofit Organizations.
World Wide Web system of Internet servers
which supports hypertext to access Internet protocols.In Internet almost every protocol available. The Internet protocols are sets of rules
The WWW means World Wide Web was developed in 1989 by Tim Berners-Lee which is from European Particle Physics Lab (CERN)in Switzerland.
Below are some most Popula Protocols:
E-mail Protocol (SMTP: SMTP stand for Simple Mail Transport Protocol.
he work of Simple Mail Transport Protocol is to distributes electronic messages and files to one or more than one electronic mailboxes.
FTP(File Transfer Protocol)
The basic work of FTP is to Transfers text or binary files among an FTP server and client.
HTTP(HyperText Transfer Protocol)
HyperText Transfer Protocol Transmits hypertext over networks.
Telnet(Telnet Protocol):
The work of Telnet Protocol is to evaluate login to a computer host to execute commands.
Domains Information:
Following are top-level domains:
.com: Commercial Enterprise.
.edu: Educational Institution.
.gov: Government Entity.
.org Usually Nonprofit Organizations.
Saturday, March 3, 2007
Protocols Details, All Important Protocols.
There are numbers of Protocols used some of them are given below:
ICMP: ICMP stand for Internet Control Message.
IGMP: IGMP stand for Internet Group Management.
IP: IP stand for Internet Protocol.
TCP: TCP stand for Transmission Control Protocol.
IGP: IGP stand for Interior gateway Protocol.
ISO-TP4: ISO-TP4 stand for ISO Transport Protocol Class 4.
SDRP: SDRP stand for Source Demand Routing Protocol.
IDRP:IDRP stand for Inter-Domain Routing Protocol.
GRE: GRE stand for General Routing Encapsulation.
TLSP: TLSP stand for Transport Layer Security Protocol.
MTP: MTP stand for Multicast Transport Protocol.
IFMP: IFMP stand for Ipsilon Flow Management Protocol.
VRRP: VRRP stand for Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol.
IATP: IATP stand for Interactive Agent Transfer Protocol.
STP: STP stand for Schedule Transfer Protocol.
SRP: SRP stand for SpectraLink Radio Protocol.
SMP: SMP stand for Simple Message Protocol.
PTP: PTP stand for Performance Transparency Protocol.
CRTP: CRTP stand for Combat Radio Transport Protocol.
CRUDP: CRUDP stand for Combat Radio User Datagram.
SPS: SPS stand for Secure Packet Shield.
PIPE: PIPE stand for Private IP Encapsulation within IP.
SCTP: SCTP stand for Stream Control Transmission Protocol.
Protocol details
ICMP: ICMP stand for Internet Control Message.
IGMP: IGMP stand for Internet Group Management.
IP: IP stand for Internet Protocol.
TCP: TCP stand for Transmission Control Protocol.
IGP: IGP stand for Interior gateway Protocol.
ISO-TP4: ISO-TP4 stand for ISO Transport Protocol Class 4.
SDRP: SDRP stand for Source Demand Routing Protocol.
IDRP:IDRP stand for Inter-Domain Routing Protocol.
GRE: GRE stand for General Routing Encapsulation.
TLSP: TLSP stand for Transport Layer Security Protocol.
MTP: MTP stand for Multicast Transport Protocol.
IFMP: IFMP stand for Ipsilon Flow Management Protocol.
VRRP: VRRP stand for Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol.
IATP: IATP stand for Interactive Agent Transfer Protocol.
STP: STP stand for Schedule Transfer Protocol.
SRP: SRP stand for SpectraLink Radio Protocol.
SMP: SMP stand for Simple Message Protocol.
PTP: PTP stand for Performance Transparency Protocol.
CRTP: CRTP stand for Combat Radio Transport Protocol.
CRUDP: CRUDP stand for Combat Radio User Datagram.
SPS: SPS stand for Secure Packet Shield.
PIPE: PIPE stand for Private IP Encapsulation within IP.
SCTP: SCTP stand for Stream Control Transmission Protocol.
Tuesday, February 27, 2007
Internet Glossary, Learn about Internet
Address :The actual resource locater of a web page or documents or it may called URL (Universal Resource Locator)
Apache: Apache is An open source web server software.
Bandwidth: Bandwidth is define as how much data can be transmitted in a time period over a communications channel, often expressed in kilobits per second (kbps).
Data Transfer:The total amount of outbound traffic from a website is called Data Transfer typically measured in gigabytes (Gb).
Dot NET Hosting: ("dot net") Web hosting that supports Dot NET, an application framework by Microsoft.There are also different types of hosting like Linux Hosting, PHP Hosting etc.
DNS: The full form of DNS is Domain Name System, a distributed directory used to translate betweenIP addresses and domain names.
Domain Name: Domain Name is a name that uniquely identifies a website.
Email Forwarding: Automatically sends email messages from one email address to another email address is called Email Forwarding.
Firewall: Firewall is a security system that prohibts unauthorized access to a network.
Free Web Hosting: Web hosting offered without cost.
High Bandwidth Hosting: Web hosting with capacity to handle higher-than-average traffic volumes.
Hosting: Hosting or Web Hosting is the business of providing the storage, connectivity, and servicesnecessary to serve files for a website.
IP Address: Internet Protocol Address, a number used to uniquely identify a computer on an internal networkor the Internet.
Linux Hosting: Web hosting that supports Linux, an open source operating system that was derived from Unix iscalled Linux Hosting. There are also different types of hosting like Dot NET Hosting, PHP Hosting etc.
Log File: A file that records the activity of a web server is called Log File.
PHP Hosting Web hosting that supports PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor, an open source server-side scripting language. There are also different types of hosting like Dot NET Hosting, Linux Hosting etc.
Reseller Hosting: The Arrangement whereby a company selling hosting to consumers uses the datacenter and equipment of another company is called Reseller Hosting.
Shared Hosting: It is another types of hosting in which several client websites are housed on and share the resources of a web server.
Shared IP: An IP address shared by multiple websites is called Shared IP.
Site Monitoring: Site Monitoring ia a service that regularly checks a web site and alerts the administrator in the event of any problem.
Unix Hosting: Web hosting that supports Unix, an operating system that comes in several proprietary versions.There are also different types of hosting like Dot NET Hosting,PHP Hosting, Linux Hosting etc.
Web Hosting Control Panel: Web Hosting Control Panel is a web interface offered by hosting companies so customers or usercan administer their account.
Web Mail: Web Mail or Email that is accessed via a web browser like internet explorer, opera, mozila firewall ect.
Web Server: Web Server may define as a computer that stores web pages and delivers them on request to theweb browsers of clients computers.
Windows Hosting: Web hosting that supports any version of Windows,like windows 95, 98, 2000, XP etc a family of operating systems by Microsoft.There are also different types of hosting like Dot NET Hosting,Linux Hosting, PHP Hosting etc.
Apache: Apache is An open source web server software.
Bandwidth: Bandwidth is define as how much data can be transmitted in a time period over a communications channel, often expressed in kilobits per second (kbps).
Data Transfer:The total amount of outbound traffic from a website is called Data Transfer typically measured in gigabytes (Gb).
Dot NET Hosting: ("dot net") Web hosting that supports Dot NET, an application framework by Microsoft.There are also different types of hosting like Linux Hosting, PHP Hosting etc.
DNS: The full form of DNS is Domain Name System, a distributed directory used to translate betweenIP addresses and domain names.
Domain Name: Domain Name is a name that uniquely identifies a website.
Email Forwarding: Automatically sends email messages from one email address to another email address is called Email Forwarding.
Firewall: Firewall is a security system that prohibts unauthorized access to a network.
Free Web Hosting: Web hosting offered without cost.
High Bandwidth Hosting: Web hosting with capacity to handle higher-than-average traffic volumes.
Hosting: Hosting or Web Hosting is the business of providing the storage, connectivity, and servicesnecessary to serve files for a website.
IP Address: Internet Protocol Address, a number used to uniquely identify a computer on an internal networkor the Internet.
Linux Hosting: Web hosting that supports Linux, an open source operating system that was derived from Unix iscalled Linux Hosting. There are also different types of hosting like Dot NET Hosting, PHP Hosting etc.
Log File: A file that records the activity of a web server is called Log File.
PHP Hosting Web hosting that supports PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor, an open source server-side scripting language. There are also different types of hosting like Dot NET Hosting, Linux Hosting etc.
Reseller Hosting: The Arrangement whereby a company selling hosting to consumers uses the datacenter and equipment of another company is called Reseller Hosting.
Shared Hosting: It is another types of hosting in which several client websites are housed on and share the resources of a web server.
Shared IP: An IP address shared by multiple websites is called Shared IP.
Site Monitoring: Site Monitoring ia a service that regularly checks a web site and alerts the administrator in the event of any problem.
Unix Hosting: Web hosting that supports Unix, an operating system that comes in several proprietary versions.There are also different types of hosting like Dot NET Hosting,PHP Hosting, Linux Hosting etc.
Web Hosting Control Panel: Web Hosting Control Panel is a web interface offered by hosting companies so customers or usercan administer their account.
Web Mail: Web Mail or Email that is accessed via a web browser like internet explorer, opera, mozila firewall ect.
Web Server: Web Server may define as a computer that stores web pages and delivers them on request to theweb browsers of clients computers.
Windows Hosting: Web hosting that supports any version of Windows,like windows 95, 98, 2000, XP etc a family of operating systems by Microsoft.There are also different types of hosting like Dot NET Hosting,Linux Hosting, PHP Hosting etc.
Friday, February 16, 2007
File Transfer Protocol(FTP)
FTP Stand for File Transfer Protocol. FTP software is generally used for exchanging the file over any types of network. There are different types of FTP software such as Cute FTP, Smart FTP, WS FTP, FileZilla and many more.
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