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UDP
User Datagram Protocol.
UNDI
Universal Network Device Interface; an API that provides a device independent
network interface to the MBA base code and a download NBP.
Upper Memory
An area of system memory between the video buffers and the system ROM BIOS.
Typically between real mode segments C000 and F000.
UUID
Universally Unique IDentifier. This is a 128-bit identifier generated via a specific
algorithm that is extremely unlikely to be generated by the algorithm in another place
or at another time. Thus UUIDs can safely be used to uniquely name entities in
computer systems (e.g. software images, APIs, machines, sessions, etc.).
Web-Based Enterprise Management (WBEM)
A set of platform management information technologies originally proposed by BMC
Software, Inc., Cisco Systems, Inc., Compaq Computer Corporation, Intel Corporation,
and Microsoft Corporation to enable manageability over the Internet and corporate
intranets. WBEM seeks to reduce the complexity and costs of enterprise management
by allowing administrators to use any Web browser to manage disparate systems,
networks, and applications. It envisions a common data model and Internet protocol
that integrate existing standards like the DMI, SNMP, CMIP, and HTTP.
Wired for Management (WfM)
The Wired for Management (WfM) Initiative is an Intel-led, industry-supported effort to
make Intel Architecture-based systems universally manageable and universally
managed, without sacrificing agility or performance. Through the WfM Initiative, Intel
has worked with others in the industry, including 3Com, to develop guidelines for a
new generation of platforms that can be centrally managed over networks to reduce
Total Cost of Ownership (TCO). Systems based on these guidelines provide key
technologies which, combined with management software applications, deliver
capabilities that enable “down-the-wire management.” They also enable benefits in
five critical areas of managing and controlling the computing environment: 1. Asset
Management, 2. Universal Network Boot, 3. Off-Hours Maintenance (Power Savings),
4. System Diagnosis and Repair, and 5. Investment Protection.