wifi in the library

I'm not the most technical savvy person.

I'm reviewing the exercises from the work book at school because I'm determined to take that certification test. So, I'm online with my laptop at the public library and I'm looking at the "Network Utility" tool to figure out the technical aspects of the wireless connection provided courtesy of ETHOSTREAM, the network name reflected on the connection. I plug in the IP address and look up default information and what I find is this

				2002040800 ; serial
				1800       ; refresh (30 minutes)
				900        ; retry (15 minutes)
				604800     ; expire (1 week)
				604800     ; minimum (1 week)
				)

The part I found interesting was the domain name "prisoner.iana.org" I mean, what a colorful way of expression. When I try to access this URL on my browser, however, I get nothing. When I do a google search, the returns seem like interesting reading†. Too bad I don't have time. I don't know if "prisoner" has some significance in networking. I guess I'll find that out in March.

I was a bit surprised to discover that some technical terms have been assigned to the words "slave" as well as "zombie" in computer jargon. I didn't have this under consideration when I created my user name and I can't begin to tell you how fed up I am with my user name. I wish it was something else.