- Industry: Computer
- Number of terms: 98482
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Sometimes referred to as “Big Blue” IBM is a multinational corporation headquartered in Armonk, New York. It manufactures computer hardware and software and provides information technology and services.
A fault, such as power supply failure, or loss of incoming signal, in T1 or E1 equipment. (ITU-T G.732 and G.733.)
Industry:Software
A feature available for clients using Notes that allows the user whose mail is enabled with Sametime to schedule an online meeting in Notes and send e-mail invitations to prospective participants.
Industry:Software
A feature available in AIX to allocate memory attached to the same multiple chip module (MCM) on which the process runs. Memory affinity improves the performance of applications on IBM System p servers.
Industry:Software
A feature available on a System/370, 43xx, or 30xx host system that enables a user on the host system to use applications on a System i system or other systems as if they were using remotely attached 5250-type display stations.
Industry:Software
A feature available with certain hardware devices to allow measurement of response times, which can be collected and displayed.
Industry:Software
A feature in the WebSphere Web server plug-in that supports fragment caching and fragment assembly into full pages.
Industry:Software
A feature of a storage server that constantly updates a secondary copy of a logical volume to match changes made to a primary logical volume. The primary and secondary volumes can be on the same storage server or on separate storage servers. See also global mirror.
Industry:Software
A feature of IBM service processors that enables users to connect up to 24 servers to one service processor, thus eliminating the need for multiple modems, telephones, and LAN ports. It provides such out-of-band management functions as system power control, service-processor event-log management, firmware updates, alert notification, and user profile configuration.
Industry:Software
A feature of IMS that minimises the impact of active site failures by having a geographically remote IMS track active IMSs. Production work is taken over at the remote site in the event of a disaster or site-wide failure at the active site. See also tracker.
Industry:Software
A feature of IMS Transaction Manager that enables users to add or delete ACF/VTAM terminals or message queues (LTERMs) dynamically.
Industry:Software
