RFC 1309:Technical Overview of Directory Services ...
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... Although the DNS has served superlatively for the purpose it was developed, i.e. to allow maintenance of the namespace in a distributed fashion, and to provide very rapid lookups in the ...
... distributed fashion, and to provide very rapid lookups in the namespace, there are, of course, some limitations. Although there has been some discussion of including other types of information in the ...


... Single Global Namespace: ...
... Much like the DNS, X.500 provides a single homogeneous namespace to users. The X.500 namespace ...
... namespace to users. The X.500 namespace is more flexible and expandable than the DNS. ...
... X.500's namespace. ...
... X.500 hierarchically organizes the namespace in the Directory Information Base (DIB); recall that this hierarchical organization is ...
... An enormously large potential namespace. ...
... A uniform namespace with local extensibility. ...
... A uniform namespace with local extensibility. The Directory provides a uniform namespace, but local specialized directories can also be implemented. Locally defined extensions can include new object classes ...
... Searches can be slow, for two reasons: a) searches across a widely distributed portion of the namespace (c=US, for example) has a delay which is partially caused by network transmission times, and can be ...



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