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Term volume Web View Windows domain authentication WINS (Windows Internet Naming Service) workgroup Definition A logical partition of a RAID's storage space that contains a file system. In the default storage configuration of many Snap Servers, eighty percent of the RAID capacity is allocated to the default volume. The Web-browser screen that opens when users access a Snap Server using their Web browsers, and displays a list of all shares. Windows-based networks use a domain controller to store user credentials. The domain controller can validate all authentication requests on behalf of other systems in the domain. The domain controller can also generate encrypted challenges to test the validity of user credentials. Other systems use encrypted challenges to respond to CIFS/SMB clients that request access to a share. The server that locates network resources in a TCP/IPbased Windows network by automatically configuring and maintaining the name and IP address mapping tables. A collection of computers that are grouped for sharing resources such as data and peripherals over a LAN. Each workgroup is identified by a unique name. 204 Snap Server Administrator Guide

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Snap Server Administrator Guide
volume
A logical partition of a RAID’s storage space that contains a
file system. In the default storage configuration of many
Snap Servers, eighty percent of the RAID capacity is
allocated to the default volume.
Web View
The Web-browser screen that opens when users access a
Snap Server using their Web browsers, and displays a list of
all shares.
Windows domain authentication
Windows-based networks use a domain controller to store
user credentials. The domain controller can validate all
authentication requests on behalf of other systems in the
domain. The domain controller can also generate encrypted
challenges to test the validity of user credentials. Other
systems use encrypted challenges to respond to CIFS/SMB
clients that request access to a share.
WINS (Windows Internet Naming
Service)
The server that locates network resources in a TCP/IP-
based Windows network by automatically configuring and
maintaining the name and IP address mapping tables.
workgroup
A collection of computers that are grouped for sharing
resources such as data and peripherals over a LAN. Each
workgroup is identified by a unique name.
Term
Definition