DEN / Directory Enabled Networking for Not Yet Techies

"Computer Careers: Working With this Technology for Network Administration"

by Richard Stooker, President Info Ring Press and author of Secrets of Changing to a Computer Career

DEN / Directory Enabled Networking is a term describing industry specifications for how to store information about a network's users, resources and data in a central directory. According to Cisco, DEN / Directory Enabled Networking is a "specification to bind services available in the network to clients using the network."

DEN / Directory Enabled Networking "enables applications to leverage the capabilities of the network as well as better support the needs of the applications using it."

t is an object-oriented information model of network elements and services as part of a managed environment in a repository-independent fashion.

DEN / Directory Enabled Networking also defines a mapping of the data in the information model to a form that can be stored and retrieved from a directory that uses (L)DAP as its access protocol

According to Cisco, DEN / Directory Enabled Networking "provides a methodology to make applications more aware of the network and to make the network more aware of the needs of various applications."

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