MP 59-1991
Superseded
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Naming and addressing in the Australian OSI environment
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28-11-2022
English
01-01-1991
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Covers the essential details required by Standards Australia to ensure unique naming and addressing within the OSI environment for Australia. Three areas are covered: PRMD and ADMD name registration within the X.400 area, the use of the ISO DCC scheme for a network address within the Network-Service-Access-Point area, and addressing scheme within the object identifier area. Registration of X.500 names is not required although a standardized structure is suggested for use by Directory Service Agents.
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IT-001
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Miscellaneous Product
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| ISBN |
0 7262 7092 X
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0
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Standards Australia
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| Status |
Superseded
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First published as MP 59-1991.
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