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• IP address
  An '''IP address''' is an exact designation of location, used by the [[Internet Protocol]]. ...in names'', or specifically ''DNS names]''. The correspondence between an IP address and an internet domain name is registered in the Domain Name Service ([[DNS
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• IP address/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/IP address]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Sender ID/Definition
  ...that verifies the domain name in a "purported" address with the sender's [[IP address]].
  156 bytes (20 words) - 05:01, 26 October 2009
• SenderID/Definition
  ...ks to correlate the domain name in a "purported" address with the sender's IP address.
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• Sender Policy Framework/Definition
  ...fies the domain name in the envelope return address against the sender's [[IP address]].
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• IP blacklist
  An '''IP blacklist''' is a database or list of [[IP address|IP addresses]] that should be blocked from connecting to a protected system
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• IP address
  An '''IP address''' is an exact designation of location, used by the [[Internet Protocol]]. ...in names'', or specifically ''DNS names]''. The correspondence between an IP address and an internet domain name is registered in the Domain Name Service ([[DNS
  985 bytes (141 words) - 21:29, 10 March 2009
• Sender ID
  ...ks to correlate the domain name in a "purported" address with the sender's IP address. ...that seeks to correlate the domain name in a "purported" address with the IP address of an SMTP client currently connected and waiting for confirmation that a m
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• Reverse DNS/Definition
  ...Domain Name System (DNS) to look up a domain name associated with a given IP address.
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• Certified Server Validation/Definition
  ...Mail Transfer Protocol | SMTP ]] transmitter against that transmitter's [[IP address]].
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• Reverse DNS
  ...in Name System (DNS)]] to look up a name that is associated with a given [[IP address]]. ...for the domain's [[Email system|mail transmitters]]. With reverse DNS, an IP address is used to look up a name associated with that address.
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• Forward-confirmed reverse DNS/Definition
  ...t verifies a domain name found by a reverse DNS query on the transmitter's IP address.
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• Forward-confirmed reverse DNS
  ...trong assurance that the network owner and the domain owner agree that the IP address and domain name are connected. FCrDNS says nothing about the '''authorization''' of an IP address to send email. There must be some external information, perhaps a "PTR ter
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• Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
  ...IP to a device by an administrator. Thus, a device can have a different [[IP address]] every time it connects to the network automatically. Even if the device a ...sle of having to know all the IP addresses on his network and giving valid IP address to each new device that connects to it.<ref name=RFC2071>{{citation
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• IP address/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/IP address]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Flow (Internet Protocol)
  ...'flows'''. At a minimum, a flow is identified by a source and destination IP address; it may be further refined by information such as IP protocol identifier, a #one or more of fields derived from packet treatment (e.g., next hop IP address, the output interface, etc...).
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• CIDR notation
  '''CIDR notation''' is a compact form for a block of Internet [[IP address|IP Addresses]]. It is written by adding a "prefix length" to the standard
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• Email greylisting
  b) The retry comes from a different IP address, causing the receiver to not recognize it as a retry. Retry from a differen
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• Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol
  ...umes that hosts on the subnet already know the IP address of a router. The IP address of such a router is assumed either to have been manually configured into th ...able of recognizing two unicast addresses on its local interface: a unique IP address that can be used to diagnose and maintain that router, and an additional un
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• Problems of address exhaustion and collision with Internet Protocol
  ...istrative workload and draining a very limited resource, globally routable IP address space.
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• Wikiscanner/Related Articles
  {{r|IP address}}
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• Certified Server Validation
  ...stname of a client requesting an SMTP session as authorizing that client's IP address.
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• File Transfer Protocol
  ...re 20 and 21, although the protocol allows both the port number and server IP address to be redirected using the PORT command.
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• Wikiscanner
  ...er does not reveal conflict of interests with subscribed users, as their [[IP address]]es are only available to [[site administrator]]s. * On November 17th, 2005, an IP address reserved for the corporate offices of Diebold deleted 15 paragraphs from an
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• Email authentication
  An [[IP address]] is unique and verifiable, but difficult to use in a reputation system, be ...e from: 1) The "IP name" from a [[Reverse DNS]] query on the transmitter's IP address. 2) The transmitter's hostname, sent at the beginning of every email sessio
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• Email forwarding problem
  ...s involved, however, an SPF check by the MDA will likely fail. The source IP address on the "last hop" to the MDA is no longer related to the originator's domai
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• Sender Policy Framework
  ...PF)''' is an email authentication method that uses the [[IP address|source IP address]] in a [[TCP]] connection to verify the domain name in the envelope [[Email ...by doing a [[DNS]] query for an SPF record under the domain name. If the IP address is listed in that record, the result is Pass. Thus SPF security depends on
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• Point-to-Point Protocol
  ...he PPP Internet Protocol Control Protocol, which can dynamically assign an IP address to the client. This is common with dialup and other links where the end hos
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• Internet operations
  ...ations associated with the infrastructure, such as [[Domain Name System]], IP Address Management (IPAM) and [[network management]] are within scope, but not user
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• Classless Inter-Domain Routing
  ...a prefix length is implied by the structure of the high-order bits of the IP address (i.e., the "First Octet Rule").
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• SMTP example sessions
  '''1)''' The telnet program requests a TCP connection to port 25 at the IP address of a server for example.org. Telnet uses a [[DNS]] query to find this addr ...the TCP connection. The IPname is found by a [[Reverse DNS]] query on the IP address.
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• Public Domain
  ...als, with some sites determining eligibility to download on the basis of [[IP address]]es and applicable country law.
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• Hash table
  ...ernet [[router|routers]] usually use a hash table to correlate ranges of [[IP address|IP addresses]] to route paths.
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• Forwarding information base
  ...e edges of an MPLS cloud map between the end-to-end identifier, such as an IP address, and a link-local label.
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• Thread (network protocol)
  Since Thread is IP based, each Thread device has a MAC address and an IP address. Here is the overall protocol stack:
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• Internet Protocol version 6 address management
  ...nship as between low-level machine identifier (i.e., IEEE 802 address) and IP address. Experience showed that considerable effort was needed to find a machine b
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• Internet Protocol version 6 laboratory
  ...esk that gets a problem report can have real challenges in determining the IP address of the user host, in order to use common tools to test connectivity to it.
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• Email security
  ...o the name of the legitimate transmitter, everything but the transmitter's IP address. That has to be the address of the actual transmitter, or there is no TCP ...transmitter relay. This is typically done by comparing the transmitter's IP address to authentication records under the domain name.<br />
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• Opportunistic encryption
  ...s so that they could be looked up when all the IPsec software knows is the IP address it needs to communicate with. The DNS reverse maps also had data which supp
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• Botnet
  ...gh and often insecure enough to be the favorite. The attacker looks up the IP address ranges used for [[broadband]] Internet services; any machine he can comprom
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• Internet Protocol
  ...ol (ARP) provides the solution in IPv4 networks: the client broadcasts the IP address of the desired destination, in a frame with his L2 address as the source; t ==IP address management==
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• Email system/Citable Version
  ...roblem is that the Transmitter's domain name no longer correlates with the IP address seen on the incoming connection from the Forwarder. ...This can be done with a password, by assigning the client machine a static IP address, or by having the client connect through the MSA's local network, not throu
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• Email system
  ...roblem is that the Transmitter's domain name no longer correlates with the IP address seen on the incoming connection from the Forwarder. ...This can be done with a password, by assigning the client machine a static IP address, or by having the client connect through the MSA's local network, not throu
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• Computer/Related Articles
  {{r|IP address}}
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• Email processes and protocols
  ...en "botmasters". The most common defense is to block connections from any IP address known to be a zombie. New zombies keep popping up so fast, however, that s
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• Open Shortest Path First
  ...e cases, in OSPF for IPv4, where a 32-bit field indeed needs to be a valid IP address, or that its value defaults from some IPv4 address. Learn them, but treat t ...ier. That identifier is usually displayed in the dotted decimal form of an IP address, but it doesn't need to comply with IP addressing rules.
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• Multihoming
  ...Protocol version 4]] or [[Internet Protocol version 6]], a combination of IP address and [[transmission control protocol]] "port number", or combinations of the master files. The binding of a given IP address to a DNS name can
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• Internet Protocol version 6
  An IPv4 host either is manually configured with its IP address, or learns it statefully using the [[Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol]] ...ace, can participate meaningfully in any IP services, it must know its own IP address. This is equally true in IPv4 and IPv6. There was no good and general way f
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• CZ Talk:Election July-August 2013/Referenda/8
  ...can see most of them, but not the workgroups the applicant checks or their IP address. So I've been approving accounts without that information. (The EPA group,
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• Domain Name System/Citable Version
  ...ically important [[directory service]] that translates to and from a raw [[IP address]] (such as ''207.46.197.32'') and a domain name (such as ''microsoft.com'') ...is sufficient, thanks to DNS, to find their computers regardless of which IP address the Microsoft administrator has assigned to those hosts.
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• Domain Name System
  ...ically important [[directory service]] that translates to and from a raw [[IP address]] (such as ''207.46.197.32'') and a domain name (such as ''microsoft.com'') ...is sufficient, thanks to DNS, to find their computers regardless of which IP address the Microsoft administrator has assigned to those hosts.
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• Reverse MX
  ...to perform a recursive sequence of database lookups with both the sender's IP address and given e-mail address after the 'MAIL FROM' command in the SMTP protocol ...uence number used in that handshake, it is difficult to forge the sender's IP address. While this is not a strong security mechanism, it is cheap, robust, and ap
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• Wiki
  ...case, changes that are made are quite anonymous: the only trace left is an IP address, which does not make it possible to identify the author of a change. This i
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• Conservapedia
  ...ng to this list, in June 2007, administrators blocked 1,598 accounts and [[IP address]]es; in the same period, the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Ipblockl
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• Pretty Good Privacy
  ...ork/pgp.html website] who attempted to download the software from a non-US IP address were denied. Despite this, PGP quickly found its way to various non-US site
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• CZ Talk:We aren't Wikipedia
  ...ce to hack in other computers (not literally, just spyware that sends back ip address, etc).... or is that illegal.) The problem w/ neutrality at Wikipedia was t
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• Dennis Ritchie
  ...of the webpage desired; if the file was then read the output would be the IP address of the webpage .<ref name=Inferno />
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• Wikipedia/External Links
  ...'anonymous' edits on Wikipedia, linking them to various organizations by [[IP address]]
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• Dictionary attack
  ...is more effective to apply this to all attempts from the same terminal or IP address, rather than just attempts to log in to the same account. The inconvenience
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• Wikipedia
  ...e anonymously, anonymous contributors may be partially identified by the [[IP address]] from which they contributed. ...''] or its designated agents also have authority to impose bans against [[IP address]]es for pages, topics, or the entire site.<ref name=authority>
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• YouTube
  ...s of individual users could be identified through a combination of their [[IP address]]es and login names. The decision was criticized by the [[Electronic Fronti ...erface suggests which local version should be chosen on the basis of the [[IP address]] of the user. In some cases, the message "This video is not available in y
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• Search engine optimization
  ...domain]] in the target market, and [[web hosting]] that provides a local [[IP address]]. Otherwise, the fundamental elements of search optimization are essential
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