DAP (Directory Access Protocol)

Protocol for communication between X.500 directory service agents.

Literal Meanings of DAP (Directory Access Protocol)

DAP:

Meanings of DAP:

1. A refined handshake, especially with a crochet thumb.

2. Hit.

3. Greeting with a touch.

Synonyms of DAP

dab

Directory:

Meanings of Directory:

1. A list of names, addresses, etc. of certain categories of people or organizations, often in alphabetical order or in some sort of classification.

2. A structured list of file names and attributes on a storage device.

3. A virtual container on a computer's file system that can store files and other folders. A folder's files and subfolders are usually linked.

4. Including stage directions.

Access:

Meanings of Access:

1. A way or means of approaching or entering an entrance or passageway.

2. The action of approaching or entering an advance.

3. The right or ability to access or access an object.

4. The property of being able to approach or enter easily.

5. Access to relations.

6. An increase for additional membership.

7. The onset, or crisis of the disease is a fever .

8. An of emotions, an attack, a wave of passion.

9. The right of a non-custodial parent to visit their child.

10. The process of searching for data in memory.

11. A connection or connection to a computer program or to the Internet.

Sentences of Access

1. Access to the territory.

Protocol:

Meanings of Protocol:

1. A record or record of a negotiation or transaction, especially a formal document that provides the legal basis for subsequent agreements based on it.

2. A formal record of a subsequent diplomatic meeting or negotiation, especially a draft document outlining the agreements to be signed and implemented by a subsequent official treaty.

3. Supplement to the official contract.

4. The first page of a papyrus scroll, or the official mark normally found on such a page.

5. Official formulas that appear at the beginning or end of certain official documents, such as letters, papal bulls, etc.

6. Original records of observations made during an experiment, including the exact method of conducting or reproducing a particular experiment.

7. Official rules and guidelines for heads of state and other dignitaries regarding acceptable conduct in dealing with other diplomatic officials or in state affairs.

8. (extended) An accepted code of conduct, acceptable behavior in a particular situation or group.

9. A set of formal rules describing how data is sent or exchanged, especially over a network.

10. A set of instructions for a licensed healthcare professional to initiate, change, or end a physician's or patient's prescription.

11. Make a diary.

12. Create or write minutes or initial drafts for publication of minutes.