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- HTTP/3.0 Description: HTTP/3.0 is the latest version of the HTTP protocol, designed to improve speed and security in data transfer across the web. Unlike(...) Read more
- HTTP/2.0 Push Description: HTTP/2.0 Push is a feature of HTTP/2 that allows a server to proactively send resources to a client. This technique enhances the(...) Read more
- Hardware Address Description: The hardware address, also known as MAC (Media Access Control) address, is a unique identifier assigned to network interfaces to(...) Read more
- Host Configuration Protocol Description: The Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is a network protocol that allows devices on a network to automatically obtain(...) Read more
- Host Reservation Description: Host reservation is a fundamental process in network management that allows a specific IP address to be assigned to a particular(...) Read more
- Host Identifier Description: The Host Identifier is a fundamental concept in computer networking, referring to a unique identifier assigned to a device or host(...) Read more
- Host List Description: A host list is a record that contains information about all devices connected to a network, commonly maintained by a DHCP (Dynamic(...) Read more
- Host Mapping **Description:** Host mapping is the process of associating a device or host on a network with a specific IP address. This process is(...) Read more
- Host Update Description: Host update in the context of DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) refers to the process by which the configuration or status(...) Read more
- Host Discovery Description: Host discovery in the context of routing protocols refers to the process by which routers identify and register active devices on a(...) Read more
- Host Control Description: Host Control in the context of DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) refers to the management and regulation of host devices(...) Read more
- Host Interface Description: The Host Interface refers to the point of interaction between a host device and the network in which it operates. This interface is(...) Read more
- Host Role Description: The role of a host in the context of DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) refers to the function that a device performs(...) Read more
- Host Address Pool Description: A Host Address Pool is a specific range of IP addresses that can be assigned to devices (hosts) within a network. This concept is(...) Read more
- Host Routing Description: Host routing is the process by which data packets are directed to specific devices within a network. This process is fundamental(...) Read more
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