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Ch 3.1 vocab

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boot image A Windows Imaging Format (WIM) image file that contains a bootable Windows installation program
capture image A file that contains an image of a modified operating system installation partition.
Credential Security Support Provider (CredSSP) An authentication process that requires an administrator to start a live migration process while logged into the source server as a user with administrative privileges in the domain
Deployment Server A server that provides the core functionality of WDS
device naming A network interface component that allows the name of the underlying physical network adapter to be shown within the virtual network adapter
DHCP guard A network interface component that prevents DHCP servers that are not authorized within Active Directory from assigning IP configuration to a network interface
differencing disk A storage technology used by hypervisors that stores changes made to an operating system after creation.
dynamic memory A feature of Hyper-V that allows a hypervisor to handle RAM consumption by VMs in a flexible way
external virtual switch A type of Hyper-V virtual switch that represents an underlying physical switch, and serves to connect virtual machines to an underlying physical network via a physical network interface on the server running Hyper-V.
File System Freeze (fsfreeze) The backup service used to create production checkpoints for Linux guest operating systems
Hyper-V Extensible Virtual Switch A protocol that is automatically enabled on a physical network interface when you create an external virtual switch allowing Hyper-V to share the physical network interface with multiple virtual machines simultaneously.
Input/Output Operations Per Second (IOPS) The measure of how many input/output operations a storage device can complete within one second. It is a standard performance benchmark for hard drives, solid state drives, flash drives, and network attached storage (NAS) devices
install image A Windows Imaging Format (WIM) image file that contains the operating system files that are copied to the hard disk or SSD during the installation process
internal virtual switch A type of Hyper-V virtual switch that represents a virtual network to which virtual machines and the host operating system can connect
IPsec task offloading A network interface component that performs security calculations within the physical network interface hardware instead of using the virtual processor (enabled by default)
Kerberos The default authentication protocol within Active Directory
live migration A Hyper-V configuration feature that allows an administrator to move a running virtual machine to another server running Hyper-V within the same Active Directory domain. The feature can only be used within a domain environment
MAC address spoofing A network interface component that allows a virtual machine to change its MAC address on outgoing packets
multicast A feature of IP that allows group communication where data transmission is addressed to a group of destination computers simultaneously
N-tier A type of data security design that requires users to pass through a number of systems that implement security measures before gaining access to sensitive data
named pipe A persistent connection to a process via a file on the filesystem used to provide communication between processes on the same computer or different computers across a network
NIC Teaming A network interface component that allows multiple network interfaces to function together for load balancing and fault tolerance.
non-uniform memory access (NUMA) An advanced processor feature that allows an administrator to define memory settings on multi-physical-processor systems for faster memory sharing between processors.
Out-of-Box Experience (OOBE) A wizard that will generate a new computer name and unique identifiers within the Windows Registry as well as prompt you to specify regional options, accept the Windows license agreement, and specify a new Administrator password
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