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Host: The main computer in a network. Usually, the host computer

houses all of the data or applications information so that other

computer known as

“clients” can access the information over the network.

IP address: The numerical sequence that serves as an identifier for

an Internet server. An IP address appears as a series of four groups

of numbers separated by dots. The first group is a number between 1

and 255 and the other groups are a number between 0 and 255, such

as 192.135.174.1. Every server has its own unique address.

LAN: Local Area Network. A system for linking a number of

microcomputers, terminals, work stations, etc. with each other or with

a mainframe computer in order to share data, printers, information,

programs, and disks, etc.; usually confined to one office or building.

Port Forwarding: The configuration of ports or channels in your

router or firewall to a specific network address. This allows software

programs to access a particular computer on your network from

outside of the LAN.

Static IP: An IP address that is manually programmed into the

computer or network appliance. A statically assigned IP address

always remains the same regardless of the network status.

WLAN: Wireless Local Area Network. A system for linking a number

of computers, terminals, work stations, to a router or network hub

without the use of cables. Usually confined to one office or building.

WWW: World Wide Web, the Internet

Zone: Also called a point. A zone is a number that is assigned to a

logical spot on the Control Panel and Computer. The Concord Panel

can only handle 96 Zones. This means that only 96 wireless

transmitters can be programmed into the panel. This zone location, or

point number must be assigned a description, otherwise it would

simply show up as Zone 1 etc.

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