- Industry: Telecommunications
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An application of SGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language ) implemented in conjunction with the World Wide Web to facilitate the electronic exchange and display of simple documents using the Internet.
Industry:Telecommunications
An application process responsible for contacting the registration agent using the RRP (registration request protocol) to start automatic registration of a newly discovered NE (network element) into the DIB (directory information base. ) The RM provides the RA (registration agent) with the appropriate DSA (directory system agent) address.
Industry:Telecommunications
An application process that implements all or part of the functionality defined by a service definition.
Industry:Telecommunications
An application process that receives an RRP (registration request protocol,) message from the registration manager signaling it to start automatic registration. The result is that the RNE's (remote network element's) DUA (directory user agent) adds the NE (network element) system administrative information (e.g., name, make, location, etc. ) into the DIB (directory information base) via the "add Entry" operation of the DAP (directory access protocol. ) The RA extracts the DS (directory server) address from the RRP exchange and provides this address to the DUA.
Industry:Telecommunications
An application process within a management domain that affects monitoring and control functions on managed objects, management subdomains, or both. A management system may also communicate with its peers (that may be resident in other management domains. ) Synonym managing system.
Industry:Telecommunications
An application protocol that provides the means to transfer files for computer conferences.
Industry:Telecommunications
An application requiring high spatial resolution, possibly at the expense of reduced temporal positioning accuracy, i.e., increased jerkiness. Note: Examples of spatial applications include the requirement to display small characters and to resolve fine detail in still video, or in motion video that contains very limited motion.
Industry:Telecommunications
An application server is a physical computer or software only that supports a runtime environment for applications. The system software is an intrinsic part of the application server. Application servers ease application development by providing a suite of system software building blocks. Or A physical computer that supports a runtime environment for applications. The system software is an intrinsic part of the application server. Application servers ease application development by providing a suite of system software building blocks.
Industry:Telecommunications
An application software package specifically designed to operate in a local-area-network environment.
Industry:Telecommunications
An application's service and protocol based on the concept of virtual file store. Note: FTAM allows remote access to various levels in a file structure and provides a comprehensive set of file management capabilities.
Industry:Telecommunications
