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# The port number which can be used to extend the number of [[End Point]]s that one computer can host. for the will defaults are: 80 or 443. | # The port number which can be used to extend the number of [[End Point]]s that one computer can host. for the will defaults are: 80 or 443. | ||
* Originally all URLs were written in [[ASCII]] characters. As might be expected some countries want different character sets to correspond to their local language. | * Originally all URLs were written in [[ASCII]] characters. As might be expected some countries want different character sets to correspond to their local language. | ||
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Revision as of 20:51, 4 September 2018
Full Title or Meme
The Universal Resource Locator was created as a human-readable name to allow look-up of the actual address of a network attached computer.
Context
- What was actually defined was a hodge-podge of information that no normal human could every understand. It now includes:
- A schema, which most people call a protocol. For a web site this will be HTTP: or for secure sites HTTPS:
- The host name which can be a long string of uncertain meaning; not just IBM.COM but also:
- The port number which can be used to extend the number of End Points that one computer can host. for the will defaults are: 80 or 443.
- Originally all URLs were written in ASCII characters. As might be expected some countries want different character sets to correspond to their local language.
