PDC
Periodic Update
Primary NDS Server
Protocol
RARP
Reboot
Reflash
Router
Safe Halt
SCSI
SCSI bus
SCSI Expander
Segment
Share
Slave
SMB
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Primary Domain Controller - The primary domain controller is the master controller in the domain. The primary domain controller is the computer that has been designated to control all the functions of the domain.
A feature of the Volume Details screen, which provides the tools to transfer attributes from the current CD volume in a subscription series to the new CD in the series. In general, this feature can be used to transfer attributes from one CD volume to any other CD volume.
The first NDS server contacted by
A system of communications rules different types of computers and operating systems agree on. When you use a
Reverse Address Resolution Protocol - A less automated method of assigning IP addresses. You have to build a table from which IP assignments are made upon request.
A reboot of the server performs the operations of a safe halt, but after it closes all programs, it starts up again in the same way it does when power is initially applied.
The process of reprogramming
A computer responsible for deciding the routes network traffic will follow. A router connects two or more networks, including networks that use different types of cables and different communication speeds. The networks all have to use IP (Internet Protocol), though. If they don’t, a gateway is required.
The safe halt option of the Reboot System Utility terminates all network connections, writes outstanding data to the hard drive, closes all programs, and prepares the server to have power removed.
Small Computer System Interface - An expansion standard that makes it possible for you to add up to seven new devices to your computer (each device dealing with
The SCSI bus (interface) connects Disk Controller Boards to controllers and hard disks. You need to properly terminate and address the connected peripherals.
A SCSI device that has its own SCSI bus to which up to seven SCSI devices can be attached.
The section or sections of LAN cabling between packet routers or bridges; also known as the local wire.
A network resource that can be shared. Shares include peripheral devices, volumes and files.
In the broadest sense, a computer which is controlled by another computer (the master), or a peripheral device controlled by a computer. An IDE slave is designated as such by a jumper setting on the device. During initialization, it is a slave to the IDE
Server Message Block - A protocol that intercepts and redirects
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