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...'' refers to computers or nodes working together over a [[computer network|network]]. '''Network computing''' may also mean: ...

...ne 2023}}{{About|the term standardized by Open system||virtual console|and|virtual terminal (payment processing)}} In [[Open system (computing)|open systems]], a '''virtual terminal''' ('''VT''') is an [[application service]] that: ...

* [[Business Partner Network]], a source for vendor data for the US federal government ==Computing== ...

* [[Virtual private cloud]], within a public cloud computing network * [[Virtual PortChannel]] - Cisco MC-LAG technology ...

{{Short description|IP address that doesn't correspond to an actual physical network interface}} ...face. Uses for VIPs include [[network address translation]] (especially, [[network address translation#One-to-many NAT|one-to-many NAT]]), fault-tolerance, an ...

name=Virtual Object System| ...the [[Internet]]. Vobjects may send messages to other Vobjects over these network links (remotely) or within the same host site (locally) to perform actions ...

==Computing and mathematics== ...rtual machine lifecycle management|virtual machines]] or in [[cloud-native network function|containers]] ...

{{Short description|National research and education network of Greece}} ...To manage the operation and development of Greece's education and research network ...

...normal conditions. '''Committed data rate''' ('''CDR''') is the [[Payload (computing)|payload]] portion of the CIR.<ref>{{foldoc|Committed+Data+Rate|Committed D ...EIR, is either equal to or less than the speed of the access port into the network. Frame Relay carriers define and package CIRs differently, and CIRs are adj ...

...g)|servers]], allowing the user to simulate an infinite number of computer network configurations. Honeyd is primarily used in the field of [[computer securit ...mine which servers are real, or the hacker may get caught in a [[Honeypot (computing)|honeypot]]. Either way, the hacker will be slowed down or possibly caught. ...

{{Short description|Design of a communications network}} ...gn of a [[computer network]]. It is a framework for the specification of a network's physical components and their functional organization and configuration, ...

...the network was pixel data, using a similar approach to [[Virtual Network Computing]] (VNC). ...Fraser]], founder of the organisation, told [[The Economist]] "We can make computing more affordable by sharing it". The system allows a basic PC running [[lin ...

{{Short description|Estonian national research and education network}} '''Estonian Education and Research Network''' ('''EENet''') is a structural unit of the Information Technology Foundat ...

* [[Computer appliance]], a computing device with a specific function and limited configuration ability, e.g.: ...y for multiple attached systems using the transparent local [[storage area network]]s paradigm ...

'''VT1.5''' is a type of virtual tributary in [[SONET]]. ...defined. In [[North America]] and [[Japan]], the VT1.5 is the most common virtual tributary because it can carry 1.544&nbsp;Mbit/s; just enough room for a [[ ...

{{Short description|Computing concept}} ...defines a range of discrete addresses, each of which may correspond to a [[network host]], [[peripheral device]], [[disk sector]], a [[computer data storage|m ...

...|Any component of a computer system with limited availability, physical or virtual}} ...[[file handle]]s), [[Computer network|network]] connections (concretely [[network socket]]s), and [[computer memory|memory]] areas. ...

{{Buzzwords|date=May 2023}}{{Short description|Pre-configured virtual machine image}} ...that into an image creates a virtual appliance. Like software appliances, virtual appliances are intended to eliminate the installation, configuration and ma ...

In [[computing]]. '''Physical-to-Virtual''' ("'''P2V'''" or "'''p-to-v'''"<ref> | chapter = Chapter 6: Physical-to-Virtual Migrations ...

...higher-order function)|mapped]], a [[software application]] on a [[Client (computing)|client]]'s computer can read and write [[Computer file|files]] from the sh ...em administrator|administrators]], and various other operators or [[Group (computing)|groups]]. ...