The NetWare 4.1 database of network information. It defines every object on the network, such as users, groups, printers, print queues, servers, and volumes. All NetWare 4.1 servers on a network share a single NDS database. This way, you only have to create a user or other object once on the network; each server will recognize that same object. You can then allow that user to access different servers simply by granting him or her the appropriate rights to the necessary volumes on each server. The user doesn't have to log in to each server separately.
New Drug Submission, a document containing all preclinical, clinical and chemistry, manufacturing and control data collected on a drug. An NDS is submitted to the TPD in order to obtain approval to market a prescription drug in Canada.
Network Directory Services. A relational database distributed across a entire network. Used to login, authenticate, and provide network permissions and access for a NetWare network.
NetWare Directory Services (NDS)
NetWare Directory Services. An object-oriented implementation of directory services that allows you to build sophisticated naming schemes and databases across network-wide resources. Directory services
Netware Directory Service
See NetWare Directory Services.
Network Data Services (a Software Application)
First introduced in the NetWare 4.0 network operating system, this is a system designed to make management of large networks easier for administrators....
Novell (originally NetWare) Directory Services. Novell’s distributable directory system, based on X.500.
Novell Directory Services. A global naming system for Novell environments containing information about a network, including the objects in that network.
A NetWare acronym for "Network Directory Services". This is a structure used by NetWare 4.x servers to group information about servers and users. It replaces the Bindery used in earlier versions of NetWare.
See Novell Directory Services (NDS).
Novell Directory Services. A distributed computing infrastructure that stores information about network resources on your network. NDS provides easy network access regardless of the user's physical location or the location of needed resources. Using NDS, you can simplify network administration by using objects to represent any network resource in the network file system.
Novell Directory Services. On networks running Novell NetWare 4.0, a distributed database that maintains information about every resource on the network and provides access to these resources.