Distributed Component Object Model

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Distributed Component Object Model is a Microsoft technology that enables software components to communicate over a network as if they were on the same machine, extending the Component Object Model (COM) to distributed environments.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Microsoft technology
distributed object technology
software component model extension
abbreviation DCOM NERFINISHED
basedOn COM NERFINISHED
communicationModel client-server
configuredBy DCOMCNFG tool NERFINISHED
developer Microsoft
documentationURL https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/com/distributed-com
enables communication between software components over a network
extends Component Object Model NERFINISHED
goal make remote components appear local
introducedBy Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 NERFINISHED
originallyUsedProtocol DCE/RPC over named pipes
provides activation of remote COM objects
authentication
authorization
encryption options
impersonation
interface proxy and stub mechanisms
marshaling of parameters
security services
relatedTo .NET Remoting NERFINISHED
ActiveX NERFINISHED
COM+ NERFINISHED
OLE NERFINISHED
Windows Communication Foundation NERFINISHED
releaseDate 1996
requires COM registration of components
network connectivity between client and server
runsOn Microsoft Windows NERFINISHED
status legacy technology
supersededBy .NET-based distributed technologies
supports asynchronous communication
location transparency for COM objects
multiple network protocols
remote procedure calls
synchronous communication
supportsProtocol HTTP (via related technologies)
TCP/IP NERFINISHED
UDP NERFINISHED
usedIn Windows-based middleware solutions
client-server business systems
enterprise distributed applications
uses Access Control Lists
Microsoft RPC NERFINISHED
Object Remote Procedure Call (ORPC) NERFINISHED
Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
Security Identifiers
Windows registry configuration
Windows security model
vulnerableTo remote code execution attacks

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DCOM fullName Distributed Component Object Model
DCOM acronymFor Distributed Component Object Model