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con·fig·u·ra·tion (kn-fgy-rshn)
n.
1. The arrangement of parts or elements of a whole, especially the structural arrangement of atoms in a compound or molecule.
2. Gestalt.

configuration
[kənfig′yərā′shən]
Etymology: L, configuare, to form from
the hardware, software, and peripherals assembled to work as a computer unit for a specific situation or purpose.

configuration [kon-fig″u-ra´shun]
1. the general form, shape, or appearance of an object.
2. in chemistry, the arrangement in space of the atoms of a molecule.

configuration
1. in anatomical terms the general form of a body.
2. in chemistry, the arrangement in space of the atoms of a molecule.


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A password-protected, Web-based management interface enables administrators to configure and manage the device.
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