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X.Five hundred is the placed of ITU-T computer networking standards covering electronic directory services such as white pages, Knowbot and whois. X.Five hundred was jointly developed using ISO as
a share of the Open Systems Interconnect suite of protocols, in order to trend lines a requirements of X.400 electronic mail
& title search. A protocols defined by X.Five hundred involved Directory Access Protocol, Directory System Protocol, Directory Information Shadowing Protocol, & Directory Operational Bindings Management Protocol. One of a X.D series of specifications which has seen a widest utilize is non one of a directory protocols, notwithstanding, but X.509, the specification of public-key certificates. Compare: LDAP.
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CriticalPath InJoin Directory Server The InJoin Directory Server X.500/LDAP directory server with support of SSL/TLS, SASL and X.509 authentication. There are several other directory-related tools from CriticalPath available eTrust Directory An industry's leading solution for large-scale, business-critical directory service applications. Solstice X.500 Directory Products They enable companies to build a standards-based, distributed directory that offers a common storage space for data regarding people and resources. ISODE 8.0.1 for Linux This is the source distribution of the latest free ISODE release patched for working with Linux. This contains the implementation of many OSI protocols over TCP/IP and QUIPU X.500 directory server. NEXOR Directory High Performance X.500/LDAP directory server build on top of an OO database and a WWW based management interface. |
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