Directory Services definition
Directory Services means the printing and publishing of advertisements in any Directory.
Directory Services means a distributed, hierarchical database structure maintained by WCCLS that shares infrastructure information for locating, securing, managing, and organizing computer and network resources including files, users, groups, peripherals, and network devices. It provides authentication and authorization functions, as well as providing a framework for other such services.
Directory Services means the Directory and consulting services to be provided by the Director to the Company as set out herein;
Examples of Directory Services in a sentence
Offering searchability capabilities on the Directory Services is optional but if offered by the Registry Operator it shall comply with the specification described in this section.
If ICANN initiates or commissions a study on the transition of WHOIS Data Directory Services to RDAP Data Directory Services, Registrar shall reasonably cooperate with such study, including by delivering to ICANN or its designee conducting such study, both quantitative and qualitative data related to its experience with its transition from WHOIS Data Directory Services to RDAP Data Directory Services.
More Definitions of Directory Services
Directory Services means the compilation and provision of a published telephone directory, Internet listing and/or a public telephone enquiry and ancillary services.
Directory Services has the meaning given to it in the Service Register;
Directory Services means the provision of a Provider Listing on the Leeds Directory;
Directory Services means the printing and publishing of advertisements in the Directory.
Directory Services means any and all services accessible by the Customer through an App whereby names and related addresses, telephone numbers and/or email addresses as compiled by JT can be accessed by the Customer.
Directory Services shall have the meaning set forth in Exhibit A.3 (Voice Communications FSA). 132. DISABLING DEVICES