Konfigurováno

Konfigurováno is a Czech word that translates to "configured" or "set up" in English. It is used in various contexts, primarily in computing and technology, to describe the process of adjusting settings or parameters of a system, software, or device to meet specific requirements or preferences.

In a technical sense, "konfigurováno" refers to the state of a system after its settings have been defined. For example, a computer network can be "konfigurováno" with specific IP addresses, subnet masks, and gateway settings. Similarly, software applications are "konfigurováno" with user preferences, language settings, or operational parameters. The act of configuring is the process of establishing these settings. This might involve editing configuration files, using graphical user interfaces, or employing command-line tools.

Beyond technology, the term can also be used in a more general sense to describe something that has been arranged or organized in a particular way. For instance, a meeting agenda could be "konfigurováno" with specific topics and time slots. The core meaning remains the establishment of a particular state or arrangement through a deliberate process of setting parameters. The word emphasizes the result of a customization or setup process.