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1. LDAP

Author

DiSabatino, Jennifer

Subjects
Cable television/data services, Online services, Protocol, Online services -- Standards, Computer network protocols
Abstract

LDAP was originally created to be a trimmed-down, lower-overhead version of another directory protocol -- the international X.500 standard -- and is considered to be an easy key to the […]

Published
2002

2. IPSec: Making the VPN Secure

Author

Cope, James

Subjects
Cellular transmission equipment, Virtual private network, Data security issue, Protocol, Telecommunications equipment, Telecommunications equipment industry, Communications equipment -- Standards, Data security, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Standards, Virtual private networks -- Standards, Computer network protocols
Abstract

IPSec is a security protocol set by the IETF for securing the transmission of data across IP networks. It operates at the network layer of the Open System Interconnection standard, […]

Published
2002

3. Simple Object Access Protocol

Author

Loshin, Pete

Subjects
Application service provider, Protocol, Computer software industry -- Standards, Application service providers -- Standards, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Let's say that you're building an Internet application service; customers interact with it by submitting information. Your servers process the data and return results to the customers. What's the best […]

Published
2000

4. Directory link starts to pay off

Author

Cole, Barb

Subjects
Network management software, Network software, Network capacity management, Network management device, E-mail, Network management, Protocol, Client/server architecture, Microcomputer/LAN data communications software, Workgroup software, Mainframe/minicomputer management software, Electronic mail systems -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Standards, Client/server architecture -- Standards, Work groups -- Computer programs, Network management systems -- Standards, Network software -- Standards, Work group computing -- Standards, Network management software -- Standards, Computer network protocols
Abstract

The promise of Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) users tapping in to multiple directories from a single desktop application is starting to look real. The LDAP specification is moving forward, […]

Published
1997

6. Forum Meets to Speed Web Traffic; Protocol would help data routers, switches

Author

Cope, James

Subjects
Monitor/keyboard extender, Protocol, Computer network equipment industry, Internet, Computer network equipment industry -- Services, Computer networks -- Equipment and supplies, Internet -- Innovations, Computer network protocols
Abstract

A group hoping to bring speedier data-handling capabilities to networks based on Internet protocols will hold its first technical meetings next week. The MultiProtocol Label Switching (MPLS) Forum (www.mplsforum.org), which […]

Published
2000

7. Web document spec moves forward

Author

Fusaro, Roberta

Subjects
Industry association information, Protocol, Internet Engineering Task Force -- Standards, Trade and professional associations, Internet software -- Standards, Computer network protocols
Abstract

WebDAV protocol would standardize posting of documents on the Web A distributed authoring and versioning protocol for Web documents that was recently approved by a steering group of the Internet […]

Published
1999

8. IMAP definition

Subjects
E-mail, E-mail software, Protocol, Electronic mail systems -- Standards, Computer network protocols
Abstract

The Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) provides a series of commands that the mail client software and server use to trade information. It's a method for end users to access […]

Published
1998

9. E-mail standard gains steam thanks to remote-access abilities

Author

Fusaro, Roberta

Subjects
E-mail, E-mail software, Protocol, Electronic mail systems -- Standards, Computer network protocols
Abstract

E-mail standard gains steam thanks to remote-access abilitiesBy Roberta Fusaro the internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) is a mechanism for getting information about your E-mail, or the messages themselves, from […]

Published
1998

10. The map to IMAP

Subjects
E-mail, E-mail software, Protocol, Electronic mail systems -- Standards, Computer network protocols
Abstract

The map to IMAP1986 -- IMAP conceived at Stanford University. 1987 -- IMAP2 defined. Client and server updated. Implemented on Unix server. 1988 -- First IMAP request for comments published […]

Published
1998

11. Dutch secure payments with SET

Author

D'Amico, Mary Lisbeth

Subjects
Electronic commerce, Cable television/data services, Telecommunications services industry, Online services, Protocol, Company service introduction, Visa Inc. -- Standards -- Service introduction, VSB International/Visa Card Services BV -- Standards, MasterCard International Inc. -- Standards -- Service introduction, Electronic commerce -- Netherlands -- Standards, Credit and debit card industry -- Standards -- Service introduction, Online services -- Standards, Telecommunications services industry -- Standards -- Service introduction, Communications industry -- Standards -- Service introduction, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Dutch customers who buy anything over the Internet from golf clubs to Windows 98 are finding a new payment option on their screens this month. They can choose to pay […]

Published
1998

12. Secure Multipurpose Mail Extensions

Subjects
Network security software, E-mail, E-mail software, Protocol, Electronic mail systems -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Standards, Security software -- Standards, Computer network protocols
Abstract

Secure Multipurpose Mail Extensions (S/MIME) is an E-mail security protocol. It was designed to prevent the interception and forgery of E-mail by using encryption and digital signatures. S/MIME builds security […]

Published
1998

13. 56K standard delayed

Subjects
Industry association information, Under 56Kbps modem, Modem, 56Kbps modem, Protocol, Modem accessory, Over 56Kbps modem, Telecommunications equipment industry, United Nations. International Telecommunication Union -- Standards, Trade and professional associations, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Standards, Modems -- Standards -- Equipment and supplies, Computer network protocols
Abstract

A common technical standard for 56k bit/sec. modems won't be implemented any time soon because the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) has put off a vote on a standard until January. […]

Published
1997

14. E-mail protocol adds to IS load

Author

Cole, Barb

Subjects
E-mail, Protocol, Electronic mail systems -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Standards, Computer network protocols
Abstract

The next generation of E-mail packages will be a boon for users, but it could mean some changes for administrators. The Internet Message Access Protocol 4 (IMAP4) is expected to […]

Published
1996

15. Sprint runs rings to protect service

Author

Weinberg, Neal

Subjects
SONET (Computer Network Protocol), Protocol, Company Business And Marketing, Company service introduction, Sprint Corp., Computer network protocols, Telecommunications services industry
Published
1995

16. Partners disband MAP firm

Author

Keefe, Patricia

Subjects
Ungermann-Bass -- Joint ventures, General Electric Co. -- Joint ventures, Industrial Networking Inc. -- Management, Computer industry -- Joint ventures, Shop floor control, Computer network protocols, Computers, Computers and office automation industries
Published
1987

17. FCC still facing AT&T petitions

Author

Hirsch, Phil

Subjects
United States. Federal Communications Commission, American Telephone and Telegraph Co. -- Political activity, Computer network protocols, Computers, Computers and office automation industries
Published
1984

18. Decnet out to capture X.25 territory

Author

Horwitt, Elisabeth

Subjects
X.25 Protocol, Networks, Compatible Hardware, Competition, Digital Equipment Corp. -- Marketing, International Business Machines Corp. -- Marketing, DEC X25portal 2000 (Computer communications equipment), X.25 Protocol, Computer network protocols
Published
1989

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