NSAP Network Service Access Point (NSAP) address record. Maps a DNS domain name to a single NSAP address of any supported format or type. NSAP mapping records are typically used to assist in managing connection for existing portions of the global Internet that currently deploy OSI low-layer protocols, comprising the Connectionless Network Protocol (CLNP) and its supporting routing protocols. First defined in RFCs 1348 and 1637. (RFC 1706)
NPS configured as a NAP health policy server processes connection requests and enforces NAP client health policy locally ...
NPS configured as a RADIUS proxy forwards connection requests to other RADIUS servers that are members of a remote RADIUS ...
NPS configured as a RADIUS server processes connection requests locally by performing authentication and authorization. To ...
npsdb is variable that contains the new name of the new database. - The UI will declare the variable and initialize it based ...
NSAP Network Service Access Point (NSAP) address record. Maps a DNS domain name to a single NSAP address of any supported ...
NSAPPTR Network Service Access Point pointer (NSAP-PTR) record. The function of the NSAP-PTR record is similar to that of ...
NSPI max connection limit for the user has reached. You need to do NSPI unbind on old connections before making new connections. ...
NT image checksum (usually set at link time), as listed in the NT image header; it is a hash used to verify the image was ...
NT image timestamp (usually set at link time), as listed in the NT image header; it is a used to identify the binary image ...