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XNS
(redirected from Xerox Network System)

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XNSXML (Extensible Markup Language) Network Server
XNSXerox Network System (Protocol)
XNSX-Netstat (Fresh Software)
XNSExtensible Name Service
XNSXerox Network Service (Xerox protocol)
XNSXerox Network Standard (Xerox Corporation)
XNSXstream Naming Space
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Many of these companies are in the process of implementing various Xerox Network System protocols, Adams says.
Standards Chart Direction of Local-Area Network Advances by Edwards, M. / Communications News
Flach, president and CEO of Trapeze, was most recently a partner at venture capital firm Accel Partners, and he was vice president and general manager for the Intel PC Enhancement Division and the Xerox Network Systems Business Unit.
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3 electrical specifications, and support the Xerox Network System high-level protocols for network compatibility.
Universal Architecture Seek to Oust SNA As Network Standard by Edwards, M. / Communications News
 
 
 
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