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President Eisenhower formed ARPA to create a computer network. Its purpose was to give the U.S. a technological edge over other countries. They built the network ARPANET. The network connected four computers on four different operating systems.
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Packet switching technology is getting ofg the ground, and small university networks are beginnng to be developed.
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The total number of websites on the Interent have exeeded 182 million according to Netcraft.
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Hosts were set up for communication on the ARPANET network. The first host was at UCLA and the second host was at SRI.
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Four nodes available for ARPANET networking: UCLA, Stanford Research Institute, Univ of Calif Santa Barbara, Univ of Utah
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Messages can be sent over a network from one computer to another. Instead of paper rmail it's electronic-mail or e-mails..
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PRNETS was connecting computers through radio receiver and transmitter. ARPANET used phone lines. The two came together after three years of working together.
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SATNET,ARPANET, and PRNET were joined togther to make the Inter-networking or the Internet for short.
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100 hosts on the ARPANET
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Berners-Lee and Belgian computer scientist propsed in 1990 to use HyperText... to link and access information of various kinds as a web of npdes in which the user can browser at will,and publicy introdued the project in December.
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Larry introduced the ARPANET, which consisted of computers linked over long distances. The history of the Internet was also affected by packet switching, a technology that allowed for faster and cost effective data transmission.
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The term .org is a commonly used abbreviation in web browsers and websites that means organization.
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Com is typically used at the end of an internet web address. You may also see endings such as .net, .org, and .gov depending on the type of wesite.
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It is just over four billion because you can have up to 254x255x255x255 with the quad ip addresses, and they are running out of quad ips.
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The .net net stands for network.