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21 Quarantine Server
The server component in a Network Access Protection (NAP) deployment that that coordinates the output from all the System Health Validators and decides whether a Quarantine Enforcement Server should quarantine a client or not (IAS is a Quarantine Server). -
22 QS
The server component in a Network Access Protection (NAP) deployment that that coordinates the output from all the System Health Validators and decides whether a Quarantine Enforcement Server should quarantine a client or not (IAS is a Quarantine Server).QS -
23 hot-swapping
The replacement of an assembly file with a revised assembly file in a running system. In-progress sessions continue to access the original assembly from active memory. -
24 account policy
"On local area networks and multiuser operating systems, a set of rules governing whether a new user is allowed access to the system and whether an existing user's rights are expanded to include additional system resources. An account policy also generally states the rules with which the user must comply while using the system in order to maintain access privileges." -
25 proxy endpoint
An endpoint that represents a connection point for an application system. Proxy endpoints provide access to or from members of the system from outside the system. A proxy endpoint delegates its behavior to an endpoint on a member of the system. -
26 sandboxed solution
"A custom solution that can be deployed to a site by a site collection administrator, without approval from the farm administrator. Without that approval, the solution has full access to the immediate site and restricted access to system resources and other sites." -
27 federated domain
"A domain that is engaged in a trust relationship with another domain, which is also called a federation. This relationship is between two federation servers, and allows a system to provide controlled access to its resources or services to a user that belongs to another security realm without requiring the user to authenticate directly to the system and without the two systems sharing a database of user identities or passwords." -
28 entry point
An interface provided by the system that might also be used to gain access to the assets or resources of a system. -
29 ACE
Part of the Access database system that retrieves and stores data in user and system databases. The engine can be thought of as a data manager on which database systems are built. -
30 boot sector
"A critical disk structure for starting your computer, located at sector 1 of each volume or floppy disk. It contains executable code and data that is required by the code, including information used by the file system to access the volume. The boot sector is created when your format the volume." -
31 Unified Extensible Firmware Interface
"A standard programming interface for setting up and booting a computer, based on the Extensible Firmware Interface (EFI) developed by Intel. It provides runtime services, which are used to access the drivers that were loaded in the pre-boot environment. For example, when booting from a network, the operating system can continue to use the same network protocols used to download it in the first place."English-Arabic terms dictionary > Unified Extensible Firmware Interface
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32 UEFI
"A standard programming interface for setting up and booting a computer, based on the Extensible Firmware Interface (EFI) developed by Intel. It provides runtime services, which are used to access the drivers that were loaded in the pre-boot environment. For example, when booting from a network, the operating system can continue to use the same network protocols used to download it in the first place." -
33 RAM cache
Cache memory that is used by the system to store and retrieve data from the RAM. Frequently accessed segments of data may be stored in the cache for quicker access compared with secondary storage devices such as disks. -
34 authorized user
A user who has been authenticated and who has access to objects and tasks in the system. -
35 fully trusted
Pertaining to applications or forms that have greater security permissions and complete access to the system resources and other components on a user's computer. -
36 partially trusted
Pertaining to applications or forms that have limited security permissions and access to the system resources and other components on a user's computer. -
37 .NET Framework class library
"A library of classes, interfaces, and value types that are included in.NET Framework. This library provides access to system functionality and is designed to be the foundation on which.NET Framework applications, components, and controls are built."مكتبة فئات.NET FrameworkEnglish-Arabic terms dictionary > .NET Framework class library
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38 executive resource
"A resource that is designed for use with data structures that require exclusive access for writing, but that can be read by several threads concurrently. Executive resources are not maintained in the system's dispatcher database, so they usually are faster and more efficient than kernel dispatcher objects." -
39 hot-swap
To replace an assembly file with a revised assembly file in a running system. In-progress sessions continue to access the original assembly from active memory. -
40 auditing
"The process an operating system uses to detect and record security-related events, such as an attempt to create, to access, or to delete objects such as files and directories. The records of such events are stored in a file known as a security log, whose contents are available only to those with the proper clearance."
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