McAfee VIRUSSCAN PLUS 2008 User Manual page 177

Glossary 175
network drive
A disk or tape drive that is connected to a server on a network that is shared by multiple
users. Network drives are sometimes called remote drives.
network map
A graphical representation of the computers and components that make up a home
network.
NIC
(Network Interface Card) A card that plugs into a laptop or other device and connects the
device to the LAN.
node
A single computer connected to a network.
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on-demand scan
A scan that is launched on demand (that is, when you launch the operation). Unlike
real-time scanning, on-demand scans do not launch automatically.
online backup repository
The location on the online server where your files are stored after they are backed up.
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Parental Controls
Settings that help regulate what your children can see and do while they browse the Web.
To set up Parental Controls, you can enable or disable image filtering, choose a content
rating group, and set Web browsing time limits.
password
A code (usually consisting of letters and numbers) you use to gain access to your computer,
a program, or a Web site.
Password Vault
A secure storage area for your personal passwords. It allows you to store your passwords
with confidence that no other user (even an administrator) can access them.
PCI wireless adapter cards
(Peripheral Component Interconnect) A wireless adapter card that plugs into a PCI
expansion slot inside the computer.
phishing
An Internet scam designed to obtain valuable information (such as credit card and social
security numbers, user IDs, and passwords) from unknowing individuals for fraudulent
use.