| Browser |
A computer program used to view web pages on the
internet. Netscape, Internet Explorer, and Mosaic are examples. |
| CGI |
Common Gateway Interface. A set of rules by which
data can be passed between the server and the client. Applications of CGI include on-line
submission forms, graphical animations, database access, etc. |
| Client |
Same as browser, however, its a more general
term. It refers to any computer program that sends "request" to a server. |
| Content Management |
Whether you require consistent updating of your site content, or need only
make modifications a couple times a year, we can provide you timely service at a
reasonable price. You know what you have to offer, let it be our job to help in
offering it to an audience of millions. |
| Custom Applications |
If your project requires more advanced content, we can design custom
applications to serve you. We can create online databases, custom response forms or
take online orders with our Netscape Commerce Server. We will see to it that everything
you need to power your site is available. |
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| Design |
RnR Web Services will put you and your products/services on the Internet at a
reasonable cost. Allow us to design an interesting and interactive web site that
gets your message across with multimedia - graphics, photos, sound and most
importantly - Your Message. Photos, links, forms, you name it. We will get to
know your business and its purpose, then design a site to efficiently and attractively
appeal to your target market. |
| DNS |
Domain Name Service The online database that correlates Internet IP addresses (for
example, 107.06.5.33) to human readable domain names such as rnrs.com. The DBase is spread
over thousands of name servers throughout the internet. |
| DS3 connection |
Fiber optic connections to the Internet. The
speed of this connection is 45Mbits/sec making it about 27 times faster than a T1 (1.5
Mbits/sec) |
| E-mail Forwarding |
We will set up multiple e-mail address for you at our domain, such as,
you@yourcompany.com or customerservice@yourcompany.com. Your mail is forwarded to
your own e-mail address, be it AOL, CompuServe or any other ISP. This allows you to
create an e-mail identity on the Internet independent of the online service. |
| FAQ |
Frequently Asked Questions |
| FTP |
File Transfer Protocol. The set of rules that
defines how the transfer of files takes place between computer systems. Files can be
transferred in either ascii (e.g. text documents) or binary (e.g. images) mode. |
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| HTML |
Hypertext Markup Language. The language used to
create web pages. |
| HTTP |
Hypertext Transport Protocol. The set of rules
that defines high level commands That browsers use to communicate with web servers. |
| Hyperlinks |
Areas of text that have been connected through HTML to a particular area or site. |
| InterNIC |
Internet Network Information Center. The
organization responsible for assigning domain names. |
| IP |
Internet Protocol |
| ISDN |
Integrated Services Digital Network. A way to connect to the internet from your home
at speeds of up to 128 Kbps. |
| ISP |
Internet Service Provider. The service used to connect to the internet |
| JPEG |
Joint Photographic Expert Group is a method of storing an image in
digital format. |
| Links |
Also known as hyperlinks. Areas of text that have
been connected through HTML to a particular area or site. |
| Marketing your Web Site |
RnR Web Services will submit your site location to all the top search
engines. By selecting the keywords that define your target market, we can make sure
the people that count find you . |
| MIME |
Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions. A
protocol for sending non-ascii data such as sound or video over the internet. |
| NNTP |
Network News Transfer Protocol. The protocol
used to transmit Usenet messages across the internet. |
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| POP |
Post Office Protocol. A text based protocol used
to send and retrieve E-Mail messages. |
| PPP |
Point to Point Protocol. The most popular
protocol for establishing dial up connections to the internet. |
| Server Space |
RnR Web Services will host your site on our leased server. We have safe,
reliable service and daily backups. Access to the latest technical features on the
web such as: CGI Scripts, RealAudio, Java, Netscape Commerce Server, User Statistics. |
| SMTP |
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. |
| T1 |
A leased line that provides high speed 1.544
Mbps connections to the internet. Typically available in large company and university
settings. |
| T3 |
A leased line that provides ultra high speed 45
Mbps connections to the internet. RnR Services uses a DS3 connection.
The fastest available. |
| TCP |
Transmission Control Protocol. The protocol that
provides reliable stream delivery service to internet applications. |
| URL |
Uniform Resource Locator. A readable text that
identifies the location of a resource on the internet. A URL is
comprised of four parts: Protocol Type (HTTP), Machine Name (rnrs.com), Directory Path
(/html/info/) and File Name. (default.html)User Address: The domain name or IP
address for the remote user. |
| User Address |
The IP address or domain name of the user accessing the site. |
| VRML |
Virtual Reality Modeling Language. The 3D
counterpart to HTML. |
| Virtual Server |
Part of a system which is capable of hosting
multiple IP addresses. This system allows a single machine to act as many separate
'virtual' systems. RnR Services has defined its Virtual Server System to maximize customer
use, control, and design of their own web site. This is quite unlike 'Virtual Hosting',
such as Apache and others, which merely spoofs the domain name of a company to point to a
subdirectory of a server controlled by the hosting service. |
| World-Wide Web (WWW, the Web, W3) |
The Web is a hypertext-based,
distributed system developed to provide Internet users an easy, intuitive means of
accessing information. |