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The proprietary version of UNIX that comes from Bell Labs.
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System V
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An implementation of UNIX for which the source code is either unavailable or available only by purchashing a licensed copy from The SCO group.
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proprietary UNIX
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A proprietary network operating system from Apple Computer that offers file, print, Web, DNS, and mail services. Was also the predecessor to Mac OS X Server.
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AppleShare IP
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represents an instance of a program running in memory
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proccess
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a file that contains instructions for performing a specific task such as reading data from and writing data to a hard drive.
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UNIX kernel
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A directory on a server associated with a particular user account where a user can store files.
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Home directory
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contains the kernel and other system initialization files.
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/boot directory
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The program that accepts the commands you type on the keyboard and runs the commands for you.
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Command interpreter
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A character that enables you to combine existing commands to form new commands. Symbol is vertical bar |
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Pipe
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the version of Linux packaged and distributed by Red Hat, Inc.
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Fedora Core
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creates a new group ID and makes the group available for use.
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groupadd command
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Unix type of systems enable you to restrict access to resources by assigning user and group permissions to.
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file and directories
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Changes file and director permissions
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chmod
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A standard protocol for accessing network directories
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LDAP-Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
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The technique of splitting tasks among multiple processors to expedite the completion of any single instruction.
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multiprocessing
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is responsible for overseeing all critical server processes. Manages multiprocessing, multithreading, and access to the servers interrupts, memory, and I/O address space.
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NetWare Kernel
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The graphical interface that provides access to the same console commands, plus object and directory management.
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Console one
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During installation, NetWare 6.5 creates a default pool, which, like the default volume, is also called
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SYS
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an object in the directory tree that does not contain other objects.
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leaf object
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is a relatively lengthy way of expressing context that includes identifiers for the organization and OUs.
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typeful
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