name: DN
full_form: Distinguished Name
context: id; Attribute..} Suppose further that the naming attribute is id. If this (first) interpretation is used for constructing the DN string, then the DN will be "â¦,id=123". MO class name cannot be derived from the DN string. The value of the AttributeValue contains the value of the naming attribute. Second interpretation In CORBA protocol environment, it is preferable to use the following interpretation. The AttributeType (defined for use as the first component of the AttributeTypeAndValue of a RDN) is used to identify the MO class. If this interpretation is used for constructing the DN string, then the DN will be "â¦,Bsc=123". The name of the naming attribute cannot be derived from the DN string. The value of the AttributeValue contains the value of the naming attribute. Rule Given the two interpretations, a DN reader cannot know how to interpret the AttributeType. To avoid ambiguity, the following rules shall apply when specifying MO classes for the Base MIM in [9] and MO classes in
description: A Distinguished Name (DN) is a parameter used to uniquely identify an object or entity within a directory or database. It is often utilized in telecommunications management and CORBA protocol environments.
explanation: The text describes DN as a parameter used for identification, specifically mentioning its use in telecommunications management.
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biotag_Description: O,B-Parameter,I-Parameter,O,O,O,O,O,O,O,O,O,O,O,O,O,O,O,O,O,O,O,O,O,O,O,O,O,B-Technology,O,O