- computing, a
base address is an
address serving as a
reference point ("
base") for
other addresses.
Related addresses can be
accessed using an
addressing scheme...
- An
Internet Protocol address (IP
address) is a
numerical label such as 192.0.2.1 that is ****igned to a
device connected to a
computer network that uses...
-
million locations have UPRNs,
which can be
found in
Ordnance Survey's
AddressBase databases. For buildings, a UPRN
provides a comprehensive, complete,...
- capability-
based addressing is a
scheme used by some
computers to
control access to
memory as an
efficient implementation of capability-
based security....
- A MAC
address (short for
medium access control address or
media access control address) is a
unique identifier ****igned to a
network interface controller...
- An
Internet Protocol version 6
address (IPv6
address) is a
numeric label that is used to
identify and
locate a
network interface of a
computer or a network...
- An
address is a
collection of information,
presented in a
mostly fixed format, used to give the
location of a building, apartment, or
other structure...
- and
returns the
address of
matching data. CAM is
frequently used in
networking devices where it
speeds up
forwarding information base and
routing table...
-
relates the
Unique Property Reference Number (UPRN) for each GB
address from
AddressBase®
Epoch 65 to a
range of
current statutory administrative, electoral...
-
email address identifies an
email box to
which messages are delivered.
While early messaging systems used a
variety of
formats for
addressing, today...
