| IPX | | Allowing protocols to work together |
| LLC | | US based society that publishes standards |
| routable | | Layered structure |
| ethernet | | Advertises services |
| TCP | | Provides a MAC address for a given IP address |
| MAC | | Identifier with source and destination IP and port address |
| SNMP | | Netware's equivalency to TCP |
| IP | | TCP/IP application to move web pages |
| baselining | | Found in the trailer |
| NCP | | Example of non-routable protocol |
| RFC | | Layer 5 of the OSI model |
| SAP | | TCP/IP application to move files |
| SPX | | IPX and IP are examples of this addressing |
| telnet | | Discovering where you are currently |
| physical | | Protocol analyzer |
| port | | Provides the IP address for a given MAC address |
| stack | | X.200 |
| TTL | | Connection oriented TCP/IP protocol |
| socket | | TCP/IP electronic mail protocol |
| SMTP | | Defines how long a packet will live in the network |
| layering | | Documents describing the Internet |
| NETSTAT | | IEEE 802.3 defines |
| UDP | | Defines transport and session protocols |
| IEEE | | Routing |
| session | | Supports EtherTalk, LocalTalk, and TokenTalk |
| logical | | Utility used to display IP address and MAC address |
| FTP | | Netware's equivalency to IP |
| AppleTalk | | Address associated with TCP or UDP application |
| ICMP | | Utility used to display TCP/IP network connections |
| sniffer | | Protocol that contains a network and a device address |
| NetBEUI | | Physical address |
| IPCONFIG | | TCP's connectionless counterpart |
| RARP | | Cables, hubs and connectors |
| HTTP | | Rules for exchanging information |
| CRC | | Error reporting mechanism on routers |
| ARP | | TCP/IP application to remotely login |
| OSI | | IEEE 802.2 defines |
| protocol | | TCP/IP network management protocol |
