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Definition: It's a Linux command used to change the password for Brocade switches. Here are its definition: - 6101: A variable in Linux that represents the version number of the device being controlled. It's 32-bit by default, but it can also be defined as an environment variable instead. If not set explicitly, the value is likely to be a binary version string like "9082". This command changes this value if the value is not explicitly given. - Switch BROCade: A device on a Brocade network that is used for managing devices such as switches and bridges. - conf: A configuration file in Linux. It's typically located within the root directory of your home directory or other designated folder. - Change password: The command that changes the password of a specified device using the '6101_switch_brocade.conf' script. So, if you were to type this into a terminal: ``` sudo 6101_switch_brocade.conf ``` It will change the password for your specific device to "new_password".
Definition: It's a Hebrew phrase that means "to call out" or "to speak aloud." In the Bible, it's used to describe speaking out against injustice. Specifically, it refers to a request by King Solomon to the angel Gabriel for assistance in ruling over Babylon (modern-day Iraq).