Banyan VINES

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Banyan VINES is a legacy computer networking operating system and protocol suite, popular in the late 1980s and early 1990s for enterprise-wide LAN services and directory-based networking.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf computer networking technology
directory service
network operating system
protocol suite
basedOn Xerox Network Systems NERFINISHED
competedWith Microsoft LAN Manager NERFINISHED
Novell NetWare NERFINISHED
early Microsoft Windows NT networking
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
declineReason competition from Microsoft Windows NT
market dominance of Novell NetWare and later Active Directory
rise of TCP/IP standards
designedFor enterprise networks
large organizations
developer Banyan Systems NERFINISHED
Banyan Systems Inc. NERFINISHED
feature centralized administration
directory-based networking
name resolution
replicated directory database
routing capabilities
security and access control
service location
single network-wide namespace
influencedBy Xerox Network Systems NERFINISHED
keyComponent StreetTalk NERFINISHED
networkModelLayer OSI model
notableFor early enterprise-wide directory service
global naming and security model
partOf Banyan VINES NERFINISHED
popularInPeriod early 1990s
late 1980s
protocolFamily proprietary
runsOn PC server hardware
UNIX systems
various workstation platforms
status discontinued
legacy system
supports TCP/IP integration
client–server computing
directory services
distributed directory
email services
file sharing
global naming service
local area network
print services
wide area network
useCase enterprise-wide LAN services
multi-site corporate networks

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RFC 1668 relatedToTechnology Banyan VINES