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Glossary, Acronyms, and Abbreviations - IIUSA

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WML - wireless markup language<br />

WMS - workload management system<br />

WOC - wing operations center<br />

WOD - word of day<br />

WODVD - word of day validity date<br />

Work Order - See Trouble Ticket.<br />

WORM - write once, read many<br />

WOSA - Windows open services architecture<br />

WOTL - worldwide topographic loader<br />

WP - word processing<br />

WP - west Pacific<br />

WPS - worldwide port system<br />

WRAP - Warfighting Rapid Acquisition Process (Army)<br />

WS - workstation<br />

WSP - workstation security package<br />

WSP - workstation software package<br />

WSTI - Wide Area Surveillance Thermal Imagers (USAF)<br />

WVS - World Vector Shoreline<br />

WW - worldwide<br />

WWAS - Wide-area Augmentation System<br />

WWMCCS - worldwide military comm<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> control system<br />

WWW - World Wide Web<br />

WX - weather<br />

WYSIWYG - what you see is what you get<br />

X<br />

X-INSUM - Executive Intelligence Summary<br />

X-Bus - Used to connect the shelves on a Promina 800 node.<br />

X - subscriber or net traffic key<br />

X.21 - A serial data interface for synchronous data popular in<br />

Europe. X.21 uses balanced data <strong>and</strong> unbalanced signal lines.<br />

X.25 - A CCITT recommendation that specifies the interface between<br />

user data terminal equipment (DTE) <strong>and</strong> packet switching data<br />

circuit-terminating equipment (DCE).<br />

X/L - cross link<br />

XA - extended architecture<br />

xcvr - receiver<br />

XCVR - tranceiver<br />

XDDCMP - External Digital Data Communications Message Protocol<br />

XDR - extended data representation<br />

xDSL - generic (specialized) digital subscriber line<br />

XHMTL - extensible HTML<br />

XID - transaction ID<br />

XIDB - Extended Intelligence Data Base<br />

XMIT - transmit<br />

XML - Extensible Markup Language<br />

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XMP - cross-management platform<br />

XMSN - transmission<br />

XMT - transmit<br />

XMTD - transmitted<br />

XO - executive officer<br />

XPE - cross-platform environment<br />

XPG - X/Open Portability Guide<br />

Xport - External port on a DMD module.<br />

XRF - extended recovery facility<br />

XSL - extensible stylesheet language<br />

XT - crosstalk<br />

XTACACS - Extended Terminal Access Controller Access Control<br />

System<br />

XTC - external transmit clock<br />

XTI - X/open transport interface<br />

XTRA - extra<br />

XVAR - X variable<br />

Y/N - yes/no<br />

Y2K - Year Two Thous<strong>and</strong><br />

Y<br />

Yellow Alarm - A yellow alarm indicates that the neighbor node has<br />

detected a red alarm condition.<br />

Z - zulu time<br />

Z - AKDC KEK, zeroize<br />

Z - ALL zeroize all<br />

Z - SEL selective zeroize<br />

ZAK - zero administration kit<br />

Z<br />

ZAW - zero administration windows<br />

ZBTSI - (Zero Byte Time Slot Interchange) - A zero-suppression<br />

technique that involves buffering <strong>and</strong> addressing. The buffer holds<br />

96 bytes (four D4 frames). As the bytes enter the buffer, they are<br />

scanned. Any zero code detected is removed from the buffer <strong>and</strong><br />

nonzero bytes fill the vacated spots.<br />

Zero Suppression - The elimination of insignificant zeroes to control<br />

the ones' density on a T1 line or T3 line.<br />

ZFX - channel sequence number out of sequence<br />

ZIF - zero insertion force<br />

ZISC - zero-instruction-set computer<br />

ZKG - Z-key generator<br />

ZNP - Zero Knowledge Proof (security protocol)<br />

ZR - zone restriction<br />

ZRL - zone restriction list

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