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Distributed Computing Environment

The Distributed Computing Environment (DCE) is a software system developed in the early 1990s from the work of the Open Software Foundation (OSF), a consortium founded in 1988 that included Apollo Computer (part of Hewlett-Packard from 1989), IBM, Digital Equipment Corporation, and others. The DCE supplies a framework and a toolkit for developing…

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Distributed Computing Environment → As, ASN/1, At, By, CMA Threads, DCE-supporting, For, HP/Apollo, NCS, Network Computing Environment, OSF, OSF DCE, OSF/1, RPC, RPC-based, Siemens Nixdorf, SVR4, The, The DCE

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dce system distributed network osf dfs computing ibm rpc major systems filesystem server time computer framework authentication environment developed open

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CORBA appeared as well.One of the major uses of DCE today is Microsoft's DCOMinstance ofand competing systems0.80text
ODBC systemsinstance ofand competing systems0.80text
which use DCE/RPCinstance ofand competing systems0.80text
IBM's are fully capable of interoperating with Kerberos as the security serverinstance ofthat is the repository of resources and ACLs andThe Distributed Time Server that provides an accurate clock for proper functioning of the entire cellModern DCE implementations0.80text
LDAP for the CDSinstance ofthat is the repository of resources and ACLs andThe Distributed Time Server that provides an accurate clock for proper functioning of the entire cellModern DCE implementations0.80text
the Network Time Protocol implementations for the time server.DCE/DFS is a DCE-based application which provides a distributed filesystem on DCEinstance ofthat is the repository of resources and ACLs andThe Distributed Time Server that provides an accurate clock for proper functioning of the entire cellModern DCE implementations0.80text
Distributed Computing Environmentrelated to historyAs0.60section
Distributed Computing Environmentrelated to historyOSF0.60section
Distributed Computing Environmentrelated to historyFor0.60section
Distributed Computing Environmentrelated to historyHP/Apollo0.60section
Distributed Computing Environmentrelated to historyNetwork Computing Environment0.60section
Distributed Computing Environmentrelated to historyNCS0.60section

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