- Industry: Software
- Number of terms: 2457
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Red Hat is a provider of enterprise Linux and other open source software.
A system component that enables a computer to output information to a display such as a monitor.
Industry:Software
A system that uses domain name system (DNS) to translate an assigned name into its associated IP address, and vice versa.
Industry:Software
A TCP/IP protocol allowing a diskless workstation to find its own IP address at startup.
Industry:Software
A technical note submitted to the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) that describes novel techniques or technologies that can be eventually voted into a standard.
Industry:Software
A temporary file that keeps data and applications from being used by multiple processes or users, which may cause data collisions and/or corruption.
Industry:Software
A temporary storage area for currently-used or recently-accessed data. Cache can be system-level (residing in dedicated cache memory on the motherboard or physically etched on the central processing unit) or disk-based (residing in main memory such as a hard disc drive or RAM).
Industry:Software
A type of hub that connects to a gateway and forwards packets between a host on a private network and the Internet.
Industry:Software
A type of network-based attack in which a malicious user sends massive amounts of unsolicited (and sometimes useless) data to a recipient system or network, causing congestion and availability issues for legitimate users.
Industry:Software
A type of printer which uses water-based inks that spray through tiny nozzles onto the printing surface. Inkjet printers are popular for their low cost and high image output quality.
Industry:Software
A unique file containing a password or other authentication information. It is used for decryption or encryption of transmitted data. Private keys are not shared, should not be readable by other users, and should be guarded from theft.
Industry:Software
