NAS
Network-connected storage equipment that provides files and other services.
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NAT
Translation of network addresses used in particular to share a public IP address between several private devices
View definitionNAT-T
NAT-T is a concept or mechanism used in vpn & ipsec to transport IPsec through equipment NAT.
View definitionNAT64
A translation mechanism that lets IPv6 clients communicate with IPv4 servers.
View definitionNative VLAN
The native VLAN corresponds to the VLAN transported without tag on some of the trunks 802.1Q.
View definitionNDP
NDP provides several neighbourhood discovery functions in IPv6.
View definitionNDR
NDR is a concept or mechanism used in cybersecurity to detect abnormal behaviors from network traffic
View definitionNested Virtualization
Nested virtualization allows a hypervisor to run inside a virtual machine when supported by the host and CPU.
View definitionNetFlow
A technology for exporting network flow statistics originally developed by Cisco.
View definitionNetlogon
Netlogon is a Windows service essential to trust relationships and several authentication operations in an Active Directory domain.
View definitionNetwork Namespace Linux
A Linux network namespace isolates interfaces, IP addresses, routing tables, and network sockets.
View definitionNetwork Port
A logical number identifying a service or application on an IP address.
View definitionNeural Network
A neural network is a layered computational model whose parameters are adjusted during training.
View definitionNexus Repository
Sonatype Nexus Repository stores and distributes software artifacts and dependencies including Maven packages, npm modules, and container images.
View definitionNFS
NFS, Network File System, mounts remote directories for shared file access, especially on Linux and Unix systems.
View definitionNFSv4
NFSv4 is a modern version of the NFS file sharing protocol.
View definitionnftables
The modern network filtering framework that gradually replaces iptables.
View definitionnftables Chain
An nftables chain contains ordered packet-processing rules attached to a hook or invoked from another chain.
View definitionNIC Teaming VMware
VMware NIC teaming combines network uplinks for redundancy and configurable traffic distribution.
View definitionNon-Authoritative Restore
A restoration where the domain controller then recovers the latest data from its partners
View definitionNP Offload
Transferring a session to the hardware network processor of the FortiGate.
View definitionNPIV
N_Port ID Virtualization allows multiple virtual Fibre Channel port identities to share one physical adapter port.
View definitionNPU FortiGate
A specialized hardware processor that accelerates network processing on some FortiGate.
View definitionNSS Linux
Linux Name Service Switch controls how applications resolve user, group, host, and other identity data.
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