Using the HP DTC Manager/UX

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Glossary
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address A numerical identifier defined and used by a particular protocol and associated
software to distinguish one node from another.
address resolution In networks, the mapping of node names to IP addresses and the mapping of IP
addresses to low-level hardware addresses.
address resolution
protocol (ARP)
A protocol used to convert an IP address to a low-level hardware address. ARP can
be used only over a single physical network and is limited to networks that support
hardware broadcast.
ARP See address resolution protocol.
asynchronous A device's mode of operation in which a sequence of operations are executed
irrespective of coincidence with any event. Devices that are directly accessible by
people (for example, terminal keyboards) operate in this manner.
asynchronous
processor board
The 24-port mux board for the DTC 72MX, which allows up to 24 direct and
modem connections per board. A DTC 72MX can have up to 3 asynchronous
processor boards (for a total of 72 connections).
attachment unit
interface
AUI. The cable that runs between each node (host, DTC, or other device) and the
medium attachment unit (MAU) that connects it to the LAN in a ThickLAN
configuration.