What does ss mean?
ss means Storage to Storage
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Storage to Storage?
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What does ss stand for? ss stands for "Storage to Storage". |
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How to abbreviate "Storage to Storage"? "Storage to Storage" can be abbreviated as ss. |
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What is the meaning of ss abbreviation? The meaning of ss abbreviation is "Storage to Storage". |
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What is ss abbreviation? One of the definitions of ss is "Storage to Storage". |
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What does ss mean? ss as abbreviation means "Storage to Storage". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- S4E - Storage 4 Enterprise
- SBBWG - Storage Bridge Bay Working Group
- SANITI - Storage Area Network Integrated Technology Initiative
- SEIRS - Storage Equipment Installers Registration Scheme
- SKS - Storage Key Storage
- TSM - To Storage Management
- Ssi - Storage-to-Storage Instruction
- SS - Storage to Storage Instruction
- ss - Storage-Storage
- san - Storage to a new
- sans - Storage Area Network Storage
- sms - Storage Management Storage
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