noun

the name of a user on a network or Internet system

adjective

used for referring to a network (=group of computers) in which each computer is either a client or a server. Clients are the individual computers that run programs, or the equipment connected to them such as printers, and servers are the powerful computers that supply the information that makes them work.

noun

an arrangement in which a company keeps computers that other companies use as their Internet servers all in one place

noun

an instruction that you give to a computer to make it do something

to make it possible for someone to communicate using a computer network

noun

a piece of software that runs on a server computer on a network and allows users on different computers to be able to use a database

noun

electronic data interchange: the movement of information between computers in different companies using a network, for example the Internet

noun

a computer that controls or performs a particular job for all the computers connected to a network

a system in which several computers in an area are directly connected to each other by wires

noun

a network of websites and e-mail systems that can be used by people who belong to an organization and by some others outside the organization who have signed an agreement

noun

a computer that stores information that can be used by people with other computers connected to the same network

noun

the sharing of computer files by several people working on different computers, especially using a computer network

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a computer network that allows people to publish and obtain information on the Internet without leaving any sign of who they are

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a way of connecting two computer networks so that information can pass between them

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the main computer in a network that controls certain processes or files

noun

a network (=system connecting computers) within an organization that only members of that organization can use

noun

local area network: a system that allows computers in the same building or group of buildings to communicate with each other

abbreviation

Logical Link Control: a part of a computer networking system

noun

a lan

noun

a system in which a set of computers are able to communicate with each other

noun

a set of computers that are connected to each other so that each computer can send and receive information to and from the other computers

noun

someone whose job is to develop and manage a computer network

noun

the activity of connecting computers in a network

noun

a point on a computer network where a message can be created or received

adjective

used for describing a computer network in which each computer can pass information directly to another without the need for a central server

noun

a computer that controls or performs a particular job for all the computers in a network

noun

a computer network that only a small number of people have the right to use and that is mainly used for sharing computer files, often illegally

noun

an extremely powerful computer that controls a network or networks of other computers

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the process of sending information to or receiving information from another computer using the Internet, a modem, or a local area network

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a situation where many people in different places are able to use the same computer at the same time

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a message that is sent from a single computer on a network to one other computer on the network

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software designed to improve the flow of electronic documents around an office network, from user to user