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subnet A network divided into smaller independent subgroups, which still are interconnected. Systems Management Architecture for Server Hardware Command Line Protocol A command line protocol developed by the DMTF Systems Management Workgroup for managing server hardware. T target The specific managed element or association that is to be affected by the command verb. target address A string value used in a command line to identify the target for a command. U UFcT See User-Friendly class Tag. UFiP See User-Friendly instance Path. UFiT See User-Friendly instance Tag. UFsT See User-Friendly selection Tag. unicast Transmission of data to a single destination. User-Friendly class Tag A short human friendly alias for a CIM class name. It has the same properties and methods as the CIM class it represents. User-Friendly instance Path The unique path to an instance formed by concatenating the UFiTs of each instance from the root instance to the terminating instance. User-Friendly instance Tag User friendly identifier for a specific instance of a CIM class. A UFiT is constructed by concatenating an integer suffix to the UFcT for the CIM class. User-Friendly selection Tag Short-hand notation for selecting all instances of a given class. A UFsT is constructed by concatenating the UFcT for a class with the character *. V verb The string name of a command, used as the first term of a command line. Glossary 119

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subnet
A
network
divided
into
smaller
independent
subgroups,
which
still
are
interconnected.
Systems
Management
Architecture
for
Server
Hardware
Command
Line
Protocol
A
command
line
protocol
developed
by
the
DMTF
Systems
Management
Workgroup
for
managing
server
hardware.
T
target
The
specific
managed
element
or
association
that
is
to
be
affected
by
the
command
verb.
target
address
A
string
value
used
in
a
command
line
to
identify
the
target
for
a
command.
U
UFcT
See
User-Friendly
class
Tag
.
UFiP
See
User-Friendly
instance
Path
.
UFiT
See
User-Friendly
instance
Tag
.
UFsT
See
User-Friendly
selection
Tag
.
unicast
Transmission
of
data
to
a
single
destination.
User-Friendly
class
Tag
A
short
human
friendly
alias
for
a
CIM
class
name.
It
has
the
same
properties
and
methods
as
the
CIM
class
it
represents.
User-Friendly
instance
Path
The
unique
path
to
an
instance
formed
by
concatenating
the
UFiTs
of
each
instance
from
the
root
instance
to
the
terminating
instance.
User-Friendly
instance
Tag
User
friendly
identifier
for
a
specific
instance
of
a
CIM
class.
A
UFiT
is
constructed
by
concatenating
an
integer
suffix
to
the
UFcT
for
the
CIM
class.
User-Friendly
selection
Tag
Short-hand
notation
for
selecting
all
instances
of
a
given
class.
A
UFsT
is
constructed
by
concatenating
the
UFcT
for
a
class
with
the
character
*.
V
verb
The
string
name
of
a
command,
used
as
the
first
term
of
a
command
line.
Glossary
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