1. The Inter-network is a big network of networks.

2. The five-layer networking model for the internet.

3. Routers direct packets among different networks based upon IP addresses. Some IP features: Flow Control, Time To Live (TTL). No delivery guarantee at this layer.

4. Transport Layer -- End-to-End Service Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) -- Divides data into packets, verifies arrival on the other end, puts packets back together. TCP connections between two computers called sockets. User Datagram Protocol (UDP) -- No guarantee of delivery, often single packet transmission, used for Domain Name Service.

5. Two useful application layer services on the Web. Domain Name Service (DNS) -- Uses UDP for transport. Virtual Hosting -- Maps Domain Names onto folders on the Web server.

6. The structure of a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) How: The application layer protocol. Example: Browsers and Web servers use http (hypertext transfer protocol) Where: The named address of the resource -- Translated to IP address for internet travel, then used to locate the virtual space (folder) on the Web server. What: Path to specific resource in that folder.

7. The what part of a URL identifies a particular resource within the folder assigned to the domain name (where part of URL). The request for a directory loads a default file in that directory. If there is no default file, then the directory contents may be listed. The request for a file loads that file.

8. A basic HTTP transaction.

9. A more involved HTTP transaction -- A Web application.

10. HTTP GET -- Data in query string sent in packet header HTTP POST -- Data is part of message payload.

11. Various technologies for Web applications.