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ODSI

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ODSI
(Open Directory Services Interface) A programming interface from Microsoft for gaining access to network naming services and directory services.


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The test has validated the practical utilization of the ODSI protocol, which enables service providers to lay the Internet Protocol (IP) over the optical network architecture directly and light up optical connections faster and automatically, while reducing the network operating costs.
19, 2000 Multi-Vendor Interoperability Testing Event Supported by Agilent Technologies Demonstrates "Optical Dial Tone" With ODSI's Open Industry Standards-Based Protocol The Optical Domain Service Interconnect (ODSI) coalition today announced the successful completion of the first multi-vendor interoperability testing of the ODSI specification.
Working with other ODSI and OIF members ensures the interoperability of optical networking devices to signal into and request services through the optical core, extend scalability, provide guaranteed QoS and provisioning benefit of the VIPswitch V-MAN series.
 
 
 
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