Take an inventory of English words that network engineers need to master (Hmurl)

Because most of the configuration of network equipment is based on English commands, it is necessary to have a good command of English if you want to become a network god. But you say that you really don't learn English well, or you don't know English at all, what should you do? Well, brother Jie will sort out some English words that the network engineer must master for you. I hope it will be helpful to you.

Because this is all sorted out by myself, there may be omissions, please understand

Article H

Horizon: horizontal, e.g. splite horizon, split horizontally

Header: header, or "header"

Hotkey: hotkey, or "shortcut key"

History: history, such as history-command, history command

Host: host

HTTP:HyperText Transfer Protocol, Hypertext transfer Protocol, Web Service Protocol

HSRP:Hot Standby Router Protocol, Hot standby routing Protocol, Cisco Private Protocol

Part I

Interface: interface (sometimes abbreviated as int or if, such as the Linux command ifconfig)

Initial: initialization (in most cases it is abbreviated to init, indicating the initial state of some processes or protocols)

Interval: interval (e.g. Hello-Interval,Hello interval; Dead-Interval, time of death interval)

Idle: idle value (the higher the value of CPU, the better)

Internet: Internet

Identity: × × (ID for short)

Inspect: check

Internal: internal

Import: import

Incomplete: the original meaning is "incomplete", but it is indicated in the origin attribute of BGP: redistribute routes to BGP

IP:Internet Protocol, Internet Protocol (IP address,IP address)

ICMP:Internet Control Message Protocol, the Internet control message protocol, is used to transmit information between IP hosts. Ping uses the ICMP protocol.

IGMP:Internet Group Management Protocol, Internet Group Management Protocol for Multicast in IP

IMG:Image, Picture, Mirror

IS-IS:Intermediate System to Intermediate System, Intermediate system to Intermediate system, is a routing protocol for operators.

IBGP:Internal BGP neighbor, internal BGP neighbor

Part J

Juniper: famous IT data communication, firewall manufacturer.

Junos:Juniper operating system

JSRP:Juniper SRX dual Hot standby redundancy Protocol

L part

Log: log

Loggin: login

Layer: layer (for example, Layer 3 for layer 3, Multi-Layer for multi-layer)

Location: location, located in

Line: OK

License: certificate, license

Local: local

Link: connection

Loopback: loop return (network term)

LLDP: link neighbor Discovery Protocol