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>Firstly, does the word "managing" (For example, Managing Servers)include
the
>setting up/creating/defining process, or are setting up and managing
>(viewing, modifying, removing) separate operations.
It may depend on the divisions that exist in your company. I think, in
general,
there is a division between installation (setting up) and file maintenance
(managing).
However, I think that you're on the right track using "Administration",
which would
seem to cover the two. Perhaps, if you are trying to come up with a title
for the manual,
you could call it a "System Manual". That's what we do here for the manual
that contains
all the programming/systems administrator type of information. Hope this
helps.
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