ACP 137

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DEFINITIONS
ACP 137
Abbreviation
2-eyes
3-eyes
4-eyes
5-eyes
ACP
CCEB
CFBLNet
DIT
DSML File
End of Line
(EOL)
Full Replication
Griffin
Hash
Incremental
Replication
LDIF file
LHS
Major Domo
Replication
Definition
Network interface between two cooperating CCEB nations.
Network interface between three cooperating CCEB nations.
Network interface between four cooperating CCEB nations.
Network interface between all five CCEB nations.
Allied Communication Publications – coalition generated technical
documents defining mutually-agreed specifications and protocols for
interoperability.
Combined Communications Electronics Board – coalition composed
of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, United Kingdom, and the
United States.
Combined Federated Battle Lab Network -- Coalition classified test
network.
The Directory Information Tree defines the population structure for
the directory service.
Data file containing directory information in DSML format.
Character sequence signifying the end of a line of text. This is
conventionally Carriage Return (CR) followed by Line Feed (LF) on
Windows systems. Other operating systems may employ other EOL
conventions including just LF and occasionally Form Feed (FF).
Copy a complete national DIT structure below the agreed replication
point.
CCEB Coalition operational classified wide area network.
Typically used for integrity checks. The process of applying a hash
function to variable length input to produce a fixed length hash
value known as a message digest. The message digest represents
concisely the longer message or document from which it was
computed. The message digest can be thought of as a "digital
fingerprint" of the larger document.
Copy only those changes to a national directory that have occurred
since the pervious directory exchange.
A common interchange formatted ASCII text file that may contain
directory operations and directory data. Typically used to transport
directory structure and information between non-connected
directory systems.
The left-hand-side of SMTP email addresses. That part that is
mailbox specific and occurs to the left of the @ symbol
An email processor that can be programmed to evaluate email
addresses and content (sending and receiving) to readdress, redirect,
spawn other mail, and other functions.
The process of taking a portion (or all) of a directory contents and
loading them onto another directory engine.
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