OSI – OPEN SYSTEMS INTERCONNECTION
Standard
The OSI standards are published by the International Telecommunication Union and provide commercial standards on which Military Messaging Handling Systems (MMHS) are built.
The ITU maintains a full listing of the X Series. A number of their Information Technology standards are applicable to Nexor.
ASN.1: Abstract Syntax Notation One | X.680 | Specification of basic notation |
X.681 | Information object specification | |
X.690 | ASN.1 encoding rules: Specification of Basic Encoding Rules (BER), Canonical Encoding Rules (CER) and Distinguished Encoding Rules (DER) | |
X.693 | ASN.1 encoding rules : XML Encoding Rules (XER) | |
Security techniques | X.841 | Security information objects for access control |
X.400: Message Handling Systems (MHS) | X.402 | Overall architecture |
X.411 | Message Transfer System: Abstract Service Definition and Procedures | |
X.413 | Message store – Abstract service definition (P7) | |
X.420 | Interpersonal Messaging System (P2, P22) | |
X.500: Open Systems Interconnection – The Directory | X.500 | Overview of concepts, models and services |
X.501 | Models | |
X.509 | Public-key and attribute certificate frameworks | |
X.511 | Abstract service definition | |
X.518 | Procedures for distributed operation | |
X.519 | Protocol specifications | |
X.520 | Selected attribute types | |
X.521 | Selected object classes | |
X.525 | Replication | |
X.530 | Use of systems management for administration of the Directory | |
There is also a website for the X.500 Directory standard: X500STANDARD.COM |
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