7 terms
An autonomous system is a network under one administrative routing policy, identified by an AS number and connected to the rest of the Internet through BGP.
The Internet is the global network of independently operated networks that exchange traffic using the TCP/IP protocol suite and shared addressing and naming.
The internet backbone is the set of high-capacity fiber networks, routers and interconnections that carry traffic between regions and major networks.
An internet exchange point is a shared physical facility where networks interconnect to exchange internet traffic directly, usually through peering.
An ISP, or internet service provider, is an organization that connects homes, businesses and other networks to the global internet for a fee.
The TCP/IP suite is the layered family of protocols, built around IP, TCP and UDP, that moves data between devices across the Internet.
The World Wide Web is the global system of linked documents and applications identified by URLs and delivered over the internet with HTTP.