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hot-swapping

In computing, a technique that allows a user to exchange components without having to shut down the entire system.

The most common examples of hot-swapping are USB and PCMCIA (personal computer memory card interface adapter), or PC Card, components: a user with only one PCMCIA slot can exchange a modem for a network card or hard disk while the machine is running. Many USB devices are also designed to work in this ‘plug and play’ ways. Special software recognizes the components and allows their immediate use.



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These features simplify system management by allowing the end user to name and identify solutions in the frame, reduce downtime with auto re-configuration via DataSafe and simplify IP management when hot swapping network cards.
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A leader in this technology, KSA has produced an innovative solution for CompactPCI in the form of computer models, electronic circuitry and software that enable hot swapping.
 
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