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N name resolution : The process used on the network for resolving a computer address as a computer name, to support the process of finding and connecting to other computers on the network. named pipe(s) : An interprocess communication (IPC) mechanism that allows one process to communicate with another local or remote process.Narrowband: 1) In data transmission, a limited range of frequencies. 2) More specifically, a network in which data transmission speeds range from 50 Bps to 64 Kbps. See also broadband. Navigation: Finding your way from page to page on the World Wide Web. www.tartoos.com NDISWAN : Network driver interface specification wide area network.Nesting: Placing documents within other documents. Allows a user to access material in a nonlinear fashion, the primary requirement for developing hypertext. www.tartoos.com Netiquette: Online manners. The rules of conduct for online or Internet users. Netiquette: Based on the idea, "treat others as you would like to be treated", netiquette is simply etiquette for the Internet. Rude or boorish behavior in using e-mail, chat and other Internet. services marks a failure to follow netiquette. NetBEUI : NetBIOS Extended User Interface. A local area network transport protocol provided with Windows 98. NetBIOS: Network basic input/output system. A software interface for network communication. NetBIOS Frames Control Protocol (NBFCP) : A protocol used to configure, enable, and disable the NetBEUI protocol modules on both ends of a data link. netmask : A binary value that defines which portion of the network address must match in order for that route to be used. network adapter :A hardware card installed in a computer that so it can communicate on a network.Netscape Navigator: Browser software that enables users to view Webpages. Network: Two or more computers that are connected so users can share files and devices (for example, printers, servers, and storage devices). Network: Any collection of interconnected points tied together by communication paths (wiring, satellite, wireless broadcasts). A network may be described by its physical size, type of connection, level of access (public or private), or some other distinction.www.tartoos.com Network Address Translation (NAT) :A process that lets an entire network connect to a PPP server and appear as a single IP address, thus helping to conceal IP addresses from external hackers and to alleviate address space shortage. Network Device Interface Specification (NDIS): The interface for network drivers used in Windows and Windows NT operating systems. All transport drivers call the NDIS interface to access network adapters. network ID : The portion of the IP address that identifies a group of computers and other devices that are all located on the same logical network.Newbie: A term applied to any new user of a technology. Don't worry, it's not a derogatory label. Everyone was or will be a newbie at some point.www.tartoos.com Newsgroup: The discussion of a specific topic through the exchange of messages at a central Internet. site. Newsgroups are maintained by Usenet, a worldwide network of discussion groups. Newsgroup dialogues are arranged in a hierarchy of posts and replies (called "threads"). Topics covered by newsgroups are incredibly varied, touching on such diverse issues as gourmet cooking, movie genres and mountain climbing. Nibble mode : A mode protocol defined in IEEE P1284 that provides a channel from the peripheral to the host through which data is sent as 4-bit nibbles. NLS : National language support. Services that ensure globally-aware information handling. NTFS : Windows NT file system.
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