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61 outbound proxy
A SIP proxy that receives requests from a client and let traffic pass from the intranet to the Internet. -
62 multifactor authentication
"An authentication method that requires two or more authentication methods, which may include something the user provides, such as certificates; something the user knows, such as user names, passwords, or pass phrases; physical attributes, such as a thumbprint; and personal attributes, such as a personal signature."English-Arabic terms dictionary > multifactor authentication
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63 three-factor authentication
"An authentication method that requires three authentication methods, which may include something the user provides, such as certificates; something the user knows, such as user names, passwords, or pass phrases; physical attributes, such as a thumbprint; and personal attributes, such as a personal signature."English-Arabic terms dictionary > three-factor authentication
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64 two-factor authentication
"An authentication method that requires two authentication methods, which may include something the user provides, such as certificates; something the user knows, such as user names, passwords, or pass phrases; physical attributes, such as a thumbprint; and personal attributes, such as a personal signature." -
65 firewall traversal
"A technology that provides secure pathways through a firewall and enables multiple data streams to pass thru the firewall on the same port (e.g., audio and video data on the same port)." -
66 Health Registration Authority
A component of Network Access Protection (NAP) that validates statements of health (SoHs) and approves the issuance of a health certificate to clients that pass health policy verification.English-Arabic terms dictionary > Health Registration Authority
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67 HRA
A component of Network Access Protection (NAP) that validates statements of health (SoHs) and approves the issuance of a health certificate to clients that pass health policy verification. -
68 Differentiated Services Code Point
A marking in the registry that enables packets that pass through network devices that operate on Layer 3 information (such as routers) to have their relative priorities differentiated from one another.English-Arabic terms dictionary > Differentiated Services Code Point
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69 DSCP
A marking in the registry that enables packets that pass through network devices that operate on Layer 3 information (such as routers) to have their relative priorities differentiated from one another. -
70 Multiple Render Targets
"In computer graphics, a technique which submits different colours to multiple output colour buffers in a single pass writing up to four different colour values to four separate buffers." -
71 MRTs
"In computer graphics, a technique which submits different colours to multiple output colour buffers in a single pass writing up to four different colour values to four separate buffers." -
72 SQL view
"A window that displays the SQL statement for the current query or that is used to create an SQL-specific query (union, pass-through, or data definition). When you create a query in Design view, Access constructs the SQL equivalent in SQL view." -
73 encapsulation
The method used to pass data from one protocol over a network within a different protocol. Data from one protocol is wrapped with the header of a different protocol. Encapsulation is described in RFC 1483. -
74 security-edge gateway
"A security solution that segregates one portion of a network from another portion, allowing only authorized network traffic to pass through according to traffic filtering rules." -
75 anti-spam stamping
"Functionality in Exchange Server 2007 that helps the messaging administrator diagnose spam-related problems by applying diagnostic metadata, or ""stamps,"" such as sender-specific information, puzzle validation results, and content filtering results, to messages as they pass through the anti-spam features that filter inbound messages from the Internet." -
76 global rule
"In Exchange Server 2007, a journal rule that processes all e-mail messages that pass through a Hub Transport server. This includes e-mail messages that were already processed by the external and internal rules." -
77 grid origin
"The point that defines the layout of grid lines on the drawing page. A vertical grid line and a horizontal grid line pass through the grid origin, and all other grid lines are drawn at specified intervals from these reference lines." -
78 SQL-specific query
"A query that consists of an SQL statement. Subqueries and pass-through, union, and data-definition queries are SQL-specific queries." -
79 exception
"An instruction that tells Windows Firewall to open a port briefly, allow a program or service to pass a specific piece of information through, and then close the port. These instructions are called ""exceptions"" because normally the firewall blocks all unsolicited attempts to send information." -
80 WGA Notifications
Notifications that indicate a new installation of Windows did not pass validation.
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