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1). How the Internet actually works By : Chris Graham
To most people, the Internet is the place to which everyone plugs in their computer and views webpages and sends e-mail. That's a very human-centric viewpoint, but if we're to truly understand the Internet, we need to be more exact:
The Internet is THE large global computer network that people connect to by-default, by virtue of the fact that it's the largest.
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2). Interpreting HTTP Status Codes By : Tim Hodgson
Copyright 2006 ExclamationSoft
HTTP status codes are a standardized set of numbers a web server uses to respond to a web browser in a concise manner.
When a user enters a URL in the address field of a web browser and clicks “Go”, the browser is making a request from a web server. In response, the web server sends back a status code and in most cases some text that is in HTML format.
Article Related to: http, status, code, 404, 200, 500, header, monitor, monitoring
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3). How to Send SMS via HTTP Internet Post By : Joe Macon
Although making use of an SMS API to send text messages from one’s website or software application can sound like a fairly daunting task, many SMS providers offer simple HTTP SMS posting allowing one to send SMS text messages directly through their gateways. Generally speaking, one will need to setup an account with an SMS gateway provider in order to get started.
Article Related to: http, sms, internet, send
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