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CDP

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CDP (cytidine diphosphate): see cytosine cytosine (sī`tōsēn'), organic base of the pyrimidine family.
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CDP

(1) (Certificate in Data Processing) An earlier award for the successful completion of an examination in hardware, software, systems analysis, programming, management and accounting, offered by the ICCP. See ICCP.

(2) (Cisco Discovery Protocol) A protocol used by Cisco bridges and routers to inform each other of their existence. It sends frames over the data link layer (Ethernet, frame relay, ATM, etc.) to a multicast address. The content of the CDP message is addresses that SNMP messages can be sent to.

(3) (Continuous Data Protection) A system of data backup that continuously archives modified files rather than doing it at scheduled intervals.



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The handbook provides guidance on the handling of CDP cases arising under Secs.
The term CDP has gotten heavy usage while the adoption of CDP has been relatively modest.
The goal of the CDP is to improve command mission success by investing in a select group of high-potential professionals who will feed into leadership positions throughout the command.
 
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