Konfigurálását

Konfigurálását is a Hungarian noun form that refers to the act or result of configuring a system, device, or software. It is derived from the verb konfigurálni and the nominalizing suffix -ás, with the definite-object ending -ását. In sentences it can function as the definite object, for example: a hálózat konfigurálását végezték, meaning “they carried out the configuration of the network.”

Etymology and usage. The term is a Hungarian adaptation of the English word configure, integrated into the language through standard nominalization. The base noun konfigurálás means configuration, while konfigurálását indicates the configuration as a specific object of action. The form is common in technical and administrative writing to specify that the act of configuring is being performed or discussed.

Contexts. Konfigurálását occurs primarily in information technology, network administration, software deployment, and hardware setup. It can refer to configuring software options, defining parameters, creating or applying configuration files, or distributing a configuration profile to devices. It is used in both procedural descriptions and documentation to denote the step involving setting up desired parameters and structures.

Process and considerations. Typical practice involves planning requirements, selecting appropriate settings, implementing changes, and verifying results. It is common to version and document configurations, perform backups, and test in a controlled environment before wider deployment. Security considerations include avoiding default credentials, minimizing unnecessary complexity, and ensuring changes are reversible.

See also. See also: konfigurálás, beállítás, paraméterezés, konfigurációs menedzsment.