Root-User
111Systemoperator — Systemadministrator; Admin (umgangssprachlich); Superuser; Administrator; Operator; Systembetreuer; Sysop; Sysadmin; Root User * * * Systemoperator, …
112Sysadmin — Systemadministrator; Admin (umgangssprachlich); Superuser; Administrator; Operator; Systembetreuer; Sysop; Systemoperator; Root User …
113B1 — Sicherheitsklasse des TCSEC mit Diskretarition und weiteren obligatorischen Sicherheitsmassnahmen (verschiedene Sicherheitslevel, z.B. Netroot,Root,User,Güst) …
114B1 — Sicherheitsklasse des TCSEC mit Diskretarition und weiteren obligatorischen Sicherheitsmassnahmen (verschiedene Sicherheitslevel, z.B. Netroot,Root,User,Güst) …
115ampersand — (&) 1. In Unix, a command suffix used to indicate that the preceding command should be run in the background. 2. In Unix, a root user command used to start a daemon that is to keep running after logout. 3. In HTML, a special character …
116UAC (Microsoft Windows) — User Account Control User Account Control (UAC, contrôle du compte de l utilisateur), est un mécanisme de protection des données introduit dans le système d exploitation Microsoft Windows Vista. UAC est aussi connu sous ses dénominations… …
117rootkit — rootˈkit noun (computing) Software embedded within an operating system that performs operations without informing the user • • • Main Entry: ↑root …
118Alexander Grothendieck — User:Geometry guy/InfoboxAlexander Grothendieck (born March 28, 1928 in Berlin, Germany) is considered to be one of the greatest mathematicians of the 20th century. He made major contributions to: algebraic topology, algebraic geometry, number… …
119Unix security — Unix security: maintaining a secure environment on Unix and Unix like operating systems is dependent on design concepts of these operating systems, but vigilance through user and administrative techniques is important to maintain security… …
120Home directory — A Home directory is a file system directory on a multi user operating system containing files for a given user of the system. The specifics of the home directory (such as its name and location) is defined by the operating system involved; for… …
