Restore Chain
the sequence of backup files or restore points needed to reconstruct data at a selected restore time
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Retention Label
A Purview label that applies a shelf life or a rule of deletion.
View definitionRetention Lock Backup
Backup retention lock enforces a minimum protection period during which backup data cannot be removed.
View definitionRetention Policy Backup
A backup retention policy defines how long restore points are kept before becoming eligible for deletion.
View definitionRetention Policy Microsoft 365
A rule that keeps or deletes data Microsoft 365 in a defined time.
View definitionReusable Block WordPress
A reusable block, now generally a synced pattern, shares the same content across multiple WordPress locations.
View definitionReverse DNS
Reverse DNS is a concept or mechanism used in network & dns to resolve an IP address to a name via DNS Inverse.
View definitionReverse Incremental
A method where the last complete state is maintained directly in the full file.
View definitionReverse proxy
A server placed in front of one or more web applications and receiving requests in their place.
View definitionRFC 2833
RFC 2833, updated by RFC 4733, describes RTP telephone-event payloads for sending DTMF digits.
View definitionRID Master
The RID Master allocates pools of relative identifiers used to create unique Active Directory security principals.
View definitionRIP
Routing Information Protocol is a distance-vector routing protocol using hop count as its metric, with a maximum usable distance of 15 hops.
View definitionRisk-Based Vulnerability Management (RBVM)
RBVM prioritizes vulnerability remediation using exploitability, exposure, asset importance, and business impact.
View definitionRoot Guard
STP protection preventing a port from becoming a path to a new root bridge
View definitionRootkit
A rootkit hides malicious activity or maintains privileged access by modifying operating system components.
View definitionRoute Map
A route map applies match conditions and actions to route advertisements or selected traffic on supported network platforms.
View definitionRoute Redistribution
Route redistribution imports routes from one routing source into another protocol, requiring filters to avoid loops and unwanted advertisements.
View definitionRouter
A router forwards IP packets between networks using the destination address and a routing table.
View definitionRPO
The maximum amount of data an organization agrees to lose after an incident.
View definitionRSTP
RSTP is a concept or mechanism used in & LINK network for 2007 - 2007r faster than a STP classic after a change of topology.
View definitionrsync
An effective copying and file synchronization tool.
View definitionrsyslog
rsyslog receives, filters, forwards, and stores system log messages through configurable pipelines.
View definitionRTCP
RTCP exchanges reception statistics and synchronization data for real-time RTP media streams.
View definitionRTO
The target time to return service to service after an incident.
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