Definition: In Greek, 'ASImport GTIM.conf' refers to an import script file that includes data from various systems (e.g., system, network, etc.) for a specific time period. This file is typically located in the same folder as your main program and contains information about each imported system, including its version number, hardware model, manufacturer name, and more. The 'GTIM' suffix indicates it's from the Greek term 'Globus' (i.e., "Global System Information Technology") and 'CONF', which is a file format in ISO-13656 standard used for storing system configuration data.
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