intranet
E-Discovery
A private network that uses Internet-related technologies to provide services within an organization.
A network of interconnecting smaller private networks that are isolated from the public Internet.
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Microsoft Exchange 5.5
A network within an organization that uses Internet technologies such as the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) or File Transfer Protocol (FTP). Access to an intranet is available only to certain people, such as users within an organization. [Exchange 5.5]
Records Management
A private network inside a company or organization, which uses software like that used on the Internet but which is for internal use only and not accessible to the public
Enterprise Search
An Intranet is a network which provides similar services within an organization to those provided by the Internet. It is normally separated from the Internet via a firewall.
Telecommunications
Any private network that uses some or all of the protocols of The Internet. Note: In an intranet, nodes interact in a client-server relationship, nodes are identified by using Internet protocol (IP) addresses, and files are identified by universal resource locators (URLs). The data being exchanged are typically formatted using the HTML language, and is controlled and displayed using a browser. The intranet may be connected to The Internet via firewalls, or it may be totally separate. [After 2382-pt.35]