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- An iNet (pronounced AI-neht) is any network that uses the Internet Protocol (IP). Within AT&T, the word is used as a convenient "umbrella" term that includes the Internet, intranet, and extranet.

CONTRIBUTORS:	Joe Barrera
LAST UPDATED:	27 Jun 2001

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