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== A == | == A == | ||
* '''AD''' - Active Directory | * '''AD''' - Active Directory | ||
* '''AP''' - Asia Pacific | * '''AP''' - Asia Pacific | ||
* '''ATA''' - AT Attachment (disks), also known [[Acronyms#I|IDE]] or [[Acronyms#E|EIDE]] | |||
== B == | == B == | ||
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== E == | == E == | ||
* '''EIDE''' - Enhanced IDE (drive), approximately equivalent of ATA-2 | |||
* '''EMEA''' - Europe, Middle-East, Asia | * '''EMEA''' - Europe, Middle-East, Asia | ||
== F == | == F == | ||
* '''FATA''' - Fibre-Channel ATA disks, slower disks with FC interface | |||
* '''FQDN''' - Fully Qualified Domain Name, eg <code>vwiki.sandfordit.com</code> as opposed to <code>vwiki</code> | * '''FQDN''' - Fully Qualified Domain Name, eg <code>vwiki.sandfordit.com</code> as opposed to <code>vwiki</code> | ||
* '''FTP''' - File Transfer Protocol, uses TCP 20 and 21 | * '''FTP''' - File Transfer Protocol, uses TCP 20 and 21 | ||
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== I == | == I == | ||
* '''IDE''' - Integrated Drive Electronics, aka [[Acronyms#A|ATA]] version 1 | |||
* '''IMAP''' - Internet Message Access Protocol, mailbox access protocol | * '''IMAP''' - Internet Message Access Protocol, mailbox access protocol | ||
* '''IP''' - Internet Protocol | * '''IP''' - Internet Protocol | ||
* '''iSCSI''' - IP Small Computer Serial Interface, SCSI over IP | * '''iSCSI''' - IP Small Computer Serial Interface, [[Acronyms#S|SCSI]] over IP | ||
* '''ISEB''' - Information Systems Examinations Board | * '''ISEB''' - Information Systems Examinations Board | ||
* '''ITIL''' - IT Infrastructure Library | * '''ITIL''' - IT Infrastructure Library | ||
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== P == | == P == | ||
* '''PATA''' - Parallel ATA (disks, newer name for [[Acronyms#ATA|ATA]] disks) | |||
* '''PSOD''' - Purple Screen of Death, as seen on ESX servers | * '''PSOD''' - Purple Screen of Death, as seen on ESX servers | ||
* '''PVLAN''' - Private VLAN, VLANs over VLANs | * '''PVLAN''' - Private VLAN, VLANs over VLANs | ||
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== S == | == S == | ||
* '''SAN''' - Storage Area Network, architecture for connecting systems to centralised storage | * '''SAN''' - Storage Area Network, architecture for connecting systems to centralised storage | ||
* '''SAS''' - Serial Attached SCSI (disk) | |||
* '''SATA''' - Serial Advanced Technology Attachment (disk) | |||
* '''SCOM''' - System Centre Operations Manager, Microsoft monitoring and operations product | * '''SCOM''' - System Centre Operations Manager, Microsoft monitoring and operations product | ||
* '''SCSI''' - Small Computer Serial Interface | * '''SCSI''' - Small Computer Serial Interface | ||
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== W == | == W == | ||
* '''WAN''' - Wide Area Network | * '''WAN''' - Wide Area Network | ||
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Revision as of 09:05, 20 August 2010
A
B
- BCS - British Computer Society
- BGP - Border Gateway Protocol, a routing protocol
- BSOD - Blue Screen of Death, as seen on Windows servers
C
- CMDB - Configuration Management Database
- CRAC - Computer Room Air-Conditioning
D
- DCE - Data Communications Equipment, eg modem
- DTE - Data Termination Equipment, eg router
E
- EIDE - Enhanced IDE (drive), approximately equivalent of ATA-2
- EMEA - Europe, Middle-East, Asia
F
- FATA - Fibre-Channel ATA disks, slower disks with FC interface
- FQDN - Fully Qualified Domain Name, eg
vwiki.sandfordit.com
as opposed tovwiki
- FTP - File Transfer Protocol, uses TCP 20 and 21
G
- GPO - Group Policy Object
H
- HBA - Host Bus Adapter
I
- IDE - Integrated Drive Electronics, aka ATA version 1
- IMAP - Internet Message Access Protocol, mailbox access protocol
- IP - Internet Protocol
- iSCSI - IP Small Computer Serial Interface, SCSI over IP
- ISEB - Information Systems Examinations Board
- ITIL - IT Infrastructure Library
J
- JBOD - Just a Bunch of Disks
K
L
- LAN - Local Area Network
- LDAP - Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
- LDS - Lightweight Directory Services
M
- MAN - Metropolitan Area Network, somewhere between a LAN and a WAN, for example connecting buildings within a localised area
- MPLS - Multi Protocol Label Switch(ing)
- MSCS - Microsoft Clustering Services
N
- NAS - Network Attached Storage, storage that's available via a network
- NTP - Network Time Protocol, reliable time sync protocol, uses UDP 123
O
- OSPF - Open Shortest Path First, dynamic routing protocol
P
- PATA - Parallel ATA (disks, newer name for ATA disks)
- PSOD - Purple Screen of Death, as seen on ESX servers
- PVLAN - Private VLAN, VLANs over VLANs
Q
R
- RDP - Remote Desktop Protocol
- RIP - Route Information Protocol, old school routing protocol
- RSS - Really Simple Syndication, news feed protocol
S
- SAN - Storage Area Network, architecture for connecting systems to centralised storage
- SAS - Serial Attached SCSI (disk)
- SATA - Serial Advanced Technology Attachment (disk)
- SCOM - System Centre Operations Manager, Microsoft monitoring and operations product
- SCSI - Small Computer Serial Interface
- SMTP - Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, email message delivery protocol, uses TCP 25
- SNMP - Simple Network Management Protocol, polls use UDP 161, traps use UDP/TCP 162
- SQL - Structure Query Language
- SSH - Secure Shell, used to access network devices securely over TCP 22
T
- TCP - Transmission Control Protocol
- TFTP - Trivial FTP, lightweight FTP using UDP 69
U
- UPS - Uninterruptable Power Supply
- UUID - Universally Unique ID
V
- VIC - (VMware) Virtual Infrastructure Client
- VIM - Virtual Infrastructure Manager, old name for VMware vCentre
- VLAN - Virtual LAN, allows different networks to be carried across the same Ethernet, differentiated by 802.1Q tags
- VMDK - Virtual Machine Disk file, a VMware virtual machine's virtual hard drive file
- VMFS - Virtual Machine File System, VMware's storage format for virtual machines to run on
- VNC - Virtual Network Computer, superior remote desktop application
- VPN - Virtual Private Network
- VRF - Virtual Routing and Forwarding, used to provide selective/conditional routing
- VSS - Volume Shadow Service, Microsoft OS service that creates quiesced disks (aka snapshots)
W
- WAN - Wide Area Network