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X.400 Standard
The X.400 standard is a set of norms for electronic messaging defined by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU-T). This standard was designed to facilitate interoperability between different…
Networking and telecommunicationsX.400 Transport Protocol
The X.400 Transport Protocol is a set of standards defined by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) for electronic messaging. This protocol is used for the transport of messages in…
Networking and telecommunicationsX.400 User
A user in the X.400 messaging system is an entity that participates in electronic communication through a standardized protocol designed for message exchange. X.400 is part of the ITU-T…
Networking and telecommunicationsX.400 User Agent
The X.400 User Agent is an essential component in the realm of electronic messaging, designed to interact with the X.400 messaging system. This system, developed by the International Organization for…
Networking and telecommunicationsX.500
X.500 is a series of standards specified by the ITU-T for directory services, enabling the management and access to information about resources on a network. These standards define a hierarchical…
Networking and telecommunicationsX.500 Access Control
X.500 Access Control refers to a set of mechanisms designed to manage and regulate access to directory services defined by the X.500 standard. This standard, developed by the International…
Networking and telecommunicationsX.500 Access Protocol
The X.500 Access Protocol is used to access directory services based on the X.500 standard. This protocol allows the query and modification of information in directories that store data about users…
Networking and telecommunicationsX.500 Attribute
The X.500 attribute is a key component in the X.500 directory standard, which defines an information model for data management in networks. This attribute allows the representation of information…
Networking and telecommunicationsX.500 Directory Access Protocol (DAP)
The X.500 Directory Access Protocol (DAP) is a protocol designed to access information stored in directories that comply with the X.500 standard. This protocol allows users and applications to…
Networking and telecommunicationsX.500 Directory Information Base
The X.500 Directory Information Base is an information management system that allows for the structured storage and organization of directory data. This system is based on a hierarchical model that…
Networking and telecommunicationsX.500 Directory Service
The X.500 Directory Service is a system that provides access to directory information based on the X.500 standard, designed to facilitate the management and access to user, device, and resource data…
Networking and telecommunicationsX.500 Directory System Agent (DSA)
A Directory System Agent (DSA) is a fundamental component within the X.500 directory architecture, designed to provide directory services. This system is based on a hierarchical model that allows for…
Networking and telecommunicationsX.500 Directory System Protocol
The X.500 Directory System Protocol is a set of standards that allows access to directory services, facilitating the organization and retrieval of information in computer networks. This protocol is…
Networking and telecommunicationsX.500 DIT
DIT X.500 is a Directory Information Tree used in directory services based on the X.500 standard. This system provides a hierarchical structure for storing and managing information about network…
Networking and telecommunicationsX.500 Naming
The X.500 nomenclature refers to a set of naming conventions used in directory services, which are systems designed to store, organize, and access information about resources on a network. This…
Networking and telecommunicationsX.500 Naming Context
The X.500 naming context is a specific part of the X.500 directory structure, which is used to organize and manage information about objects in a network. This directory system, developed by the…
Networking and telecommunicationsX.500 Object
The X.500 object is a fundamental entity within the X.500 directory service, designed to represent a user or resource in a network. This standard, developed by the International Organization for…
Networking and telecommunicationsX.500 Object Class
The X.500 object class defines the structure of entries in an X.500 directory, which is a standard for managing directory information in networks. This class provides a framework for organizing and…
Networking and telecommunicationsX.500 Protocol
The X.500 Protocol is a standard from the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) that defines a set of protocols for accessing directory services over a network. Its main goal is to…
Networking and telecommunicationsX.500 Schema
The X.500 schema is a standard that defines the structure and content of entries in an X.500 directory, which is a network-based directory system. This schema provides a framework for organizing…
Networking and telecommunicationsX.500 Security
X.500 security refers to the security mechanisms implemented in directory services based on the X.500 standard, which defines an information model for directory management. This standard, developed…
Networking and telecommunicationsX.680
X.680 is an international standard that defines Abstract Syntax Notation One (ASN.1), a description language used to represent data structures in various network protocols. This standard is…
Networking and telecommunicationsX.690
X.690 is an international standard that defines a method for encoding data structures defined in ASN.1 (Abstract Syntax Notation One) into a binary format. This standard is crucial in network…
Networking and telecommunicationsX.700
X.700 is a set of standards developed by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) that focuses on the management of telecommunications networks. This framework provides guidelines and…
