Server Logs: Files hosted on servers which display website traffic trends and sources. Server logs typically do not show as much data and are not as user friendly as analytics software. Not all hosts provide server logs.

 

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Server: This is a mainframe computer that serves the other computers attached to it.

Proxy Server: A server that acts as an intermediary between a workstation user and the internet so that the enterprise can ensure security, administrative control, and caching service. A proxy server is a . . . View Full Definition

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Wide Area Information Server (WAIS): WAIS, pronounced 'ways,' search for data through online gopher databases. Unless you are looking for scientific or technical information, look somewhere else.

Web Server: A computer that runs specific software to serve web pages to the Internet.

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Outgoing Mail Server: The server that routes email messages to incoming servers on the Internet. Outgoing mail servers are also referred to as SMTP servers. The outgoing mail server at MIT is named outgoing.mit.e . . . View Full Definition

Logs: Heavy pins that are often used for practice, since they generally require more precise hits to achieve good scores. Pins that fall with difficulty; very heavy pins.