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Internet anatomy
[edit]- Akamai Technologies
- Anderson Powerpole
- Application service management
- AT&T Communications
- Backbone network
- Bandwidth
- Bit rate
- Broadband
- Broadcast domain
- Business service management
- Capacity management
- Central apparatus room
- Central Security Service
- Collision domain
- Colocation centre
- Companding
- Comparison of network monitoring systems
- Computational linguistics
- Computer science
- Content delivery network
- Core router
- Cryptography
- Data architect
- Data center
- Data center infrastructure management
- Data in transit
- Data link layer
- Data modeling
- Data processing
- Data processing system
- Data rate units
- Data Reference Model
- Data warehouse
- Database
- Device fingerprint
- Disaster recovery
- Dynamic infrastructure
- Dynamic range
- EATPUT
- Electrical network
- Enterprise information system
- Environmental Modeling Center
- Ethernet
- Facility management
- FCAPS
- Formative context
- Frame synchronization
- Frequency-division multiplexing
- Human–computer interaction
- In-network management
- Information management
- Information processor
- Information science
- Information security
- Information system
- Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences
- Integrated business planning
- Interconnect agreement
- Internet
- Internet backbone
- Internet Engineering Task Force
- Internet exchange point
- Internet hosting service
- Internet service provider
- Internet Society
- IPv6
- ITIL
- Learning object metadata
- Loading coil
- Management information system
- Message-oriented middleware
- Metadata
- Middleware
- Middleware (distributed applications)
- Modular data center
- National Security Agency
- Network access point
- Network administrator
- Network and service management taxonomy
- Network architecture
- Network layer
- Network management
- Network monitoring
- Network operations center
- Network traffic measurement
- Node (networking)
- Non-return-to-zero
- Open Compute Project
- OSI model
- Out-of-band management
- Packet switching
- Peering
- Predictive Model Markup Language
- Proxy server
- Pulse-code modulation
- Quality of service
- Route server
- RSS
- Server farm
- Server room
- Server sprawl
- Signals intelligence
- Sun Modular Datacenter
- Systems management
- T-carrier
- TCP/IP stack fingerprinting
- Telecommunications network
- Telephone exchange
- Three-schema approach
- Tier 1 network
- Tim Berners-Lee
- Time-division multiplexing
- Transmission Control Protocol
- Utah Data Center
- Utility tunnel
- Virtual LAN
- Web hosting service
- Web science
- Website monitoring
- WiMAX