موسوعة الشبكات والبروكسي

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An Arabic reference explaining networks, proxy and VPN concepts

This is an Arabic-language educational encyclopedia about computer networks. It explains how networks work, how data travels, and how a proxy differs from a VPN and a firewall, with the stated goal of understanding rather than operation. A grouped sidebar organizes thirteen topics into Intro, Internet, Intermediaries and Reference sections, covering the OSI and TCP/IP models, packet encapsulation, DNS, routing and LAN, HTTP and HTTPS, NAT and firewalls, proxy types, VPN, network security and privacy, plus a glossary. A live search filters the sidebar, a comparison page places firewall, proxy and VPN side by side, and a self-assessment page presents five questions with a matching guided answer block. The site is a static reference for study and revision and does not provide operational setup, tunnels or proxy lists.

Highlights

Concept-first

Theory, not setup

13 topics

OSI, DNS, proxy, VPN

Live search

Filter topics fast

Self-test quiz

Five Q&A prompts

Compare view

Firewall, proxy, VPN

RTL Arabic

Arabic typography

How to Use

Pick a topic from the sidebar
The left sidebar groups topics under Intro, Internet, Intermediaries and Reference. Click any topic button, such as OSI Model, DNS, Proxy or VPN, and the main panel switches to that article immediately without reloading the page. Each article is short and text-driven, so you can read it top to bottom and then jump to the next topic.
Use the search field to jump quickly
A search box sits near the top of the sidebar. As you type, the topic lists are filtered to the matching entries, for example typing DNS narrows the sidebar to the DNS entry. Clear the field to restore the full list, then click a remaining topic to open it in the main panel.
Read a topic and its comparison
Open the Tool Comparison page under Intermediaries to see firewall, proxy and VPN described side by side, followed by a paragraph on how the three can coexist in a company network and three quick diagnostic questions. Other topics use the same layout of a short introduction, a small diagram or list, and a closing note.
Check your understanding
Open Test Your Understanding from the Reference group. The page lists five short questions, and directly beneath them a numbered answer block gives guided responses. Compare your own reasoning with the guided answers; the page states that no scores are stored, so you can revisit it as often as you like.