| 1. | LAN (Local Area Network) | a group of computer workstations connected to one or more common servers for the sharing of files, printing services and Internet access. Usually found in offices and schools. |
| 2. | Linux Hosting | Web hosting that supports Linux, an open source operating system that was derived from Unix. Linux hosting plans are typically less expensive than hosting plans using operating systems by Microsoft. |
| 3. | Load Balancing | Dividing the load of a single website or service over several web servers. |
| 4. | Log Analyzer | A program that takes a server's "raw" log file data and summarizes it into easily-understood reports. Many free or inexpensive log analyzers exist to provide high-level summaries of website activity. More expensive log analyzers exist to provide actionable information like visitor click-path trends (for design) and sales-by-referrer (for marketing). You host many provide a log analyzer service as part of your hosting plan. As long as you have access to the raw log files, you can download th… 0.6 KB |
| 5. | Log File | A file that records the activity of a web server. Log files can include this detail for each request: -date and time of the request -location of resource requested -server response to the request -IP address of requesting computer -user agent of requesting browser -referral string of requesting browser ...in addition to some more technical information. Not every web server will be setup to display this information in exactly the same order. Look to the top of the log file for a… 0.6 KB |
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