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G-18 Glossary
SCSI ID
SCSI-2
Server Health Logs
SIMM
Simple Network
Management
Protocol
(SNMP)
A unique ID assigned to each SCSI device connected
to the same SCSI channel. Use the Inspect Utility to
view the SCSI IDs of the installed devices. The ID
number uniquely defines each peripheral device
address and determines the device priority on the
bus. ID 7 (SCSI controller) is the highest priority; ID
0 is the lowest.
A peripheral bus that provides up to 20-megabyte per
second transfer rates plus other features, including
command queuing.
Logs that contain information to help you quickly
identify and correct any server failures and correlate
hardware changes with the server failure. The Server
Health Logs are stored in nonvolatile RAM and
consist of the Critical Error Log and the Revision
History Table.
Single Inline Memory Modules. Surface-mounted
memory chips aligned on a plug-in board providing
density and flexibility. See DIMM.
A data access and alert delivery system and a
management protocol.
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