Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
Gen./Ung.
English translation:
Satisfactory/poor
German term
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Native in: German (Variant: Germany) 
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Gen./Ung.
Gen.
Ung.
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Kontext:
Anzahl Netzwerkdrucker
X
Anzahl Switches
X
Infrastruktur – Serverraum/Serverrack
Staub
X
Feuchtigkeit
X
Raumtemperatur
X
Geräusche
X
Verkabelung
X
LED Status (Harddisks, Server, Netzwerkkomponenten, …)
X
Zugangssicherheit
X
Bewertung
Massnahme nötig
Pendenzen / Bemerkungen / Termine
Gut
Gen.
Ung.
Ja
Nein
Lizenzierung
Lizenzen für
Letzter Lizenzreview
Bekannte fehlende Lizenzen
Bemerkungen
Server
Arbeitsstationen
Zusatzsoftware
Bewertung
| 3 | Sufficient / Insufficient |
Mele Coronat (X)
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Proposed translations
Discussion
gut / genügend / ungenügend
Gut/genehmigt/ungenehmigt?
Ich denke, dass passt eher nicht. Aber danke fürs Mitdenken.
Ich gehe also davon aus, dass es sich eher um Formulierungen zu dem Investitionsplan bzw. Investitionsgenehmigungsprozess handelt. Also
Gen. = [Bereits] genehmigt
Ungen. = Ungenehmigt
Hoffe es hilft weiter!
genehm = satisfactory
ungenehm = poor