A pointer to another file in the same Solaris file system.

The file system used for CD-ROMs.

A location on a local computer or on a server in which users can store their files.

Any computer or device on the network that has its own IP address.

Adding or removing system devices while the computer is still running. Both the device and the computer must support hot plugging for it to work.

A collection of unused hard disk slices that are available to automatically replace a failed disk slice.

The individual hard disk slices in a hot spare pool.

A network device that enables several computers to communicate with one another.