Telenet The Internet protocol for remote terminal connection service. Telnet allows a user at one site to interact with a system at another site as if the user's terminal were connected directly to the remote computer. A special version of the Telnet program that interacts with IBM mainframe computers. Back to Top U URL Uniform Resource Locator the de facto standard for describing the address location of a particular piece of information, website, file server, newsgroup, on the Internet. This address allows it owner a permanent email name and provides access to a website either by domain name or IP address.
News is essentially similar to Bulletin boards on other networks.
It is short for User's Network as a collection of thousands of bulletin boards, discussion groups, and newsgroups to post and respond to as public and private email areas on the Internet. This was one of the world's first area that the most educated, top paid, and intellectual exchanged ideas and comments at a common place for little or no cost. The process of transmitting information, files, or program to a server mainframe computer. It is always referred to as a transfer from a client to a server. This protocol allows data to be received by download at a rate of 56.6 kbps and a sent upload rate of 33.6 kbps.