What does SAM mean?
SAM means Snort Alert Monitor
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Snort Alert Monitor?
Snort Alert Monitor can be abbreviated as SAM
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What does SAM stand for? SAM stands for "Snort Alert Monitor". |
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What is the meaning of SAM abbreviation? The meaning of SAM abbreviation is "Snort Alert Monitor". |
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What does SAM mean? SAM as abbreviation means "Snort Alert Monitor". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- A-HOUR - Alert Hour
- A-OK - Alert Overseas Kids
- ADDRAC - Alert, Direction, Description, Range, Assignment, Control
- ALERFA - alert phase
- ALT MGR - Alert Manager
- ALIMPREP - Alert Implementation Report
- ALORD - Alert Launch Order
- ATAM - Automatic Terror Alert Monitor
- YAL - Alert Bay Airport, Alert Bay, BC, Canada
- SAM - Safety Alert Monitor
- SUG - Snort User Group
- ALERT - ALERT function for different types of alert
- MAP - Monitor Alert Parameter
- CYLT - Alert, Alert, Canada
- smc - Snort Management Center
- AOX3 - Alert, Oriented times 3 (person, place, time). Nurses' and doctors shorthand used on patients' notes; this acronym transfers especially well to training sessions, to highlight the characteristics of someone fully alert and aware (and paying attention to t
- AVPU - Alert, Voice, Pain, Unresponsive. First aiders training acronym used in casualty assessment, relating to a victim's level of response: A means Alert; V means responds to Voice; P means responds to Pain; U means Unresponsive, (ack G Chamberlain). AVPU is a
- YLT - Alert Airport, Alert, Northwest Territories, Canada
- SUG - Snort Users Group
- SPP - Snort Pre-Processor