Glossary

configuration file

A file that contains all of the settings pertaining to the Active Upgrade process for your system. You can create multiple configuration files, each for a different type of upgrade that you regularly perform on your system. You can also use nesting to incorporate the settings of one configuration file into another configuration file.

critical system resource

A system component, such as a hard disk or network adapter, that is required to run mission-critical applications.

custom action

A mechanism for controlling your critical applications during the Active Upgrade process. By specifying executable files and certain parameters in the Active Upgrade console, you can ensure that your applications are stopped or restarted at the appropriate times when the system is split or merged.

data disk

An internal RDR disk that is resynchronized from the Production Side to the Upgrade Side upon completion of the Active Upgrade process.

Data disks are available only on the Production Side while the system is running in split mode. They typically contain live data (for example, database files and transaction logs) required by your applications.

A disk that contains active Windows operating system components (boot partition, paging file) cannot be a data disk (see system disk).

duplex mode (duplexed)

The state of an ftServer system when most or all of its individual components are paired with redundant partner components that can keep the system operational if a hardware failure occurs.

It is safe to initiate an Active Upgrade on a duplexed system because redundant components continue to run your applications during the upgrade process.

element

Redundant segments of an ftServer system that contain components such as processors, hard drives, PCI slots, and certain I/O ports.

Each system comes with a minimum of two CPU elements and two I/O elements, usually distributed over two or more enclosures. The elements in an enclosure operate with each other, or, if necessary, with elements in another enclosure, to emulate a single logical system.

Glossary-2Express5800/320Fc: Active Upgrade™ User’s Guide

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320Fc specifications

The NEC 320Fc is a multifunctional printer that excels in both office and production environments, known for its robust design and exceptional print quality. As a part of NEC's extensive lineup of printing solutions, the 320Fc integrates advanced technologies to cater to the diverse needs of businesses, ensuring efficiency and reliability.

One of the standout features of the NEC 320Fc is its superior print resolution. Capable of producing high-quality prints with detail and accuracy, it leverages advanced inkjet technology that delivers stunning color reproduction and sharp text. The printer typically supports a resolution of up to 1200 x 1200 dpi, making it ideal for producing professional-grade documents and marketing materials.

Another key characteristic of the NEC 320Fc is its speed. With a rapid print rate, it can handle large volumes of printing, greatly improving productivity in fast-paced environments. The printer’s efficient operation minimizes downtime, allowing businesses to maintain a steady workflow without interruption.

The NEC 320Fc is designed with user-friendliness in mind. Its intuitive control panel and touchscreen interface allow users to easily navigate settings, customize prints, and manage print jobs effortlessly. Features like automatic duplex printing reduce paper usage and contribute to a more sustainable work environment.

Connectivity is also a strong point of the NEC 320Fc. It supports various connectivity options, including USB, Ethernet, and wireless capabilities, making it easy to integrate into any existing office network. This versatility allows multiple users to access the printer simultaneously from different devices, further enhancing collaboration and workflow efficiency.

In terms of paper handling, the NEC 320Fc boasts a versatile paper capacity, accommodating a range of media sizes and types. From plain paper to glossy photo paper, the printer can adapt to various printing needs, making it suitable for different tasks—from everyday documents to specialized print jobs.

Finally, the NEC 320Fc emphasizes cost efficiency. With its high-yield ink cartridges and energy-saving features, businesses can achieve lower operational costs while minimizing their environmental footprint.

Overall, the NEC 320Fc stands out as a powerful and versatile printing solution, making it an ideal choice for organizations seeking to enhance their printing capabilities. With its combination of quality, speed, and connectivity, it meets the dynamic needs of modern workplaces.
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