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Access control list. A list that contains
the users or groups access rights to
each share.
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A SCSI card, network card, hot swap
adapter card, serial adapter card, or VGA
adapter that plugs into a filer expansion
slot.
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The procedure for determining a Media
Access Control (MAC) address corre-
sponding to the address of a LAN or
WAN destination.
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The client you specify during filer setup
for managing the filer. The
setup
pro-
gram automatically configures the filer to
accept
telnet
and
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connections
from this client, to give permission to
this client for mounting the
/
and
/home
directories, and to use this client as the
mailhost for sending autosupport email
messages. At any time after you run the
setup
program, you can configure the
filer to work with other clients in the
same way as it does with the administra-
tion host.
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A security step performed by a domain
controller for the filers domain, or by the
filer itself, using its
/etc/passwd
file.
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A filer daemon that triggers e-mail mes-
sages from the customer site to a
specified e-mail recipient when there is a
potential filer problem.
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A binary data format for storage and
transmission in which the most signifi-
cant bit or byte comes first.
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Common Internet File System. A proto-
col for networking PCs.
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A computer that shares files on a filer.
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A terminal that is attached to a filers
serial port and is used to monitor and
manage filer operation.
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The technique for creating snapshots
without consuming excess disk space.
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The operating mode of a filer when a
disk is missing from the RAID array or
the batteries on the NVRAM card are
low.