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Network Provisioning
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ALSO CALLED: Provisioning and Service Provisioning
DEFINITION: In general, provisioning means "providing" or making something available. The term is used in a variety of contexts in IT. For example, in grid computing, to provision is to activate a grid component, such as a server, array, or switch, so that it
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NETWORK PROVISIONING DEFINITION (continued):
is available for use. In a storage area network ( SAN), storage provisioning is the process of assigning storage to optimize performance. In telecommunications terminology, provisioning means providing a product or service, such as wiring or bandwidth. Provisioning means slightly different things in different aspects of telecommunications: 1) Providing telecommunications service to a user, including everything necessary to set up the service, such as equipment,
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