| Introduced in 1998, X.500 is a CCITT X series standard that builds upon the standardization of the X.400, extending the protocol to include address formats. X.500 is a directory service that can contain information about users, departments, organizations, or other aspects of users or locations that can be searched and referenced to help locate a particular user or group. Today, LDAP is taking precedence over X.500.
- Complete detailed information and background history about X.500 can be found here.
Also see: E-mail, LDAP | |
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