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In this section we will discuss the tools used in this course
to access and use Internet resources.
The focus will be on how to use the tools and what they can be effectively used
for. Laboratories/Tutorials and exercises sheets will explore the fuller
practicalities of specific packages.
Also see the handouts/WWW page links for practical guides to packages used in
this course.
The objectives to be gained from studying this section should be an
understanding of:
- The concepts behind E-mail, ftp, telnet, USENET and gopher/WAIS
- How to use E-mail, ftp and telnet, in particular.
- Which packages are used for E-mail, ftp, telnet, USENET and gopher.
- How to find Internet resources accessed via E-mail, ftp, telnet, USENET and
gopher.
- Where the World Wide Fits in.
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E-mail, FTP, Telnet etc. Packages used in this course
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E-mail
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A First Look at Internet protocols: Email Protocols
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Email Tips and Guidelines
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Internet Mailing Lists
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File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
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Anonymous FTP
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Downloading files -- Using Explorer/Netscape, Fetch and Interarchie
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FTP File Extensions
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Simple FTP Client Sessions
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The FTP Protocol
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Login on: The USER, PASS, and ACCT Commands
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The TYPE command -- Set File Transmission Type
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Navigating Directories:The CWD, PWD, and CDUP commands
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Listing Files: The LIST and NLST commands
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Connecting to new Ports: PASV and PORT Commands
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Retrieving Files: RETR and REST Commands
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PASV security
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Uploading/Storing files: STOR, APPE and STOU commands
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Directory Commands and Deleting Files: MKD , RMD ,
DELE , RNFR , and RNTO commands
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Requesting Server Information: The SYST , STAT , HELP , and NOOP
commands
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Terminating the FTP Session: The QUIT command
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The FTP Session with Protocols
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FTP Etiquette
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Archie: Searching for FTPable files
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Telnet
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USENET
Dave Marshall
9/28/2001