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Input device Any of several

piecesof hardwareequipmentused

to give information to a system.

Examples include the keyboard

and the mouse. See also output

device.

Input window The window that

displays a program’s prompt and

any commands typed but not yet

executed.

Instant Ignition. Whentheuser’s

computer is turned on and it

automatically boots up and is

ready for use. Instant Ignition is

the result of the computer’s

operating system being preloaded

at the factory.

Install server. This is a

networked computer from which

ﬁle sets and operating systems can

be installed.

Internet protocol address (IP

address) A string of characters, in

the format nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn, that

uniquely identiﬁes a workstation

in a network. The nnn in the

format speciﬁer above is a one- to

three-digit decimal integer

between 0 and 255, inclusive, in

which leading zeroes are optional.

The internet protocol address is

also referred to as the “IP address.”

Invisible ﬁle name A ﬁlename in

which the ﬁrst character is a

period (.). Invisible ﬁlenames are

not displayed by the listing

commands such as ls and ll

without additional options, such as

-a.

IP address Seeinternetprotocol

address.

ISL See Initial System Loader.

K-L

Kernel The part of the operating

system that is an executable piece

of code responsible for managing

the computer’s resources. The

kernel controls the rest of the

operating system.

LAN See local area network.

LAN station address See local

area network station address.

Link n. A special object that

contains the name of another

object. When you specify a link as a

pathname or part of a pathname,

the system substitutes the

pathname that the link contains.

Link v. To establish a relationship

between two objects such that one

of the objects contains only the

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