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Übersetzung für 'directory' von Englisch nach Deutsch

directory <dir>

Verzeichnis {n}

directory

Leitfaden {m}

Adressbuch {n}

Inhaltsverzeichnis {n}

Dateiverzeichnis {n}

Adressenliste {f}

Directory {m}

Namensverzeichnis {n}

Werbung

directory [of inhabitants]

Einwohnerverzeichnis {n}

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ex-directory {adj} [Br.]

nicht im Telefonbuchtelecom.

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(directory) enquiries

Telefonauskunft {f}

advertising directory

Werbeadressbuch {n}

Werbeadreßbuch {n} [alt]

airfield directory

Flugplatzverzeichnis {n}aviat.

backup directory

Sicherungs­-Dateiverzeichnis {n}

business directory

Branchenbuch {n}

Branchenführer {m} [Branchenverzeichnis]comm.econ.publ.

campground directory

Campingführer {m}

classified directory

Branchenadressbuch {n}

Branchenverzeichnis {n}

commercial directory

Branchenbuch {n}

Gewerbeverzeichnis {n}

Handelsadreßbuch {n} [alt]

common directory [folder]

gemeinsames Verzeichnis {n} [Ordner]comp.

default directory

Standardverzeichnis {n}comp.

directory assistance

Telefonauskunft {f}

directory block

Inhaltsverzeichnisblock {m}

directory depth

Verzeichnistiefe {f}comp.

directory entry

Verzeichniseintrag {m}

directory file

Verzeichnisdatei {f}

directory information

Auskunft {f}telecom.

directory path

Verzeichnispfad {m}

directory provision

Sollvorschrift {f}law

directory publishers [more than one]

Adressenverlage {pl}publ.

directory service

Verzeichnisdienst {m}comp.

directory statute [Am.]

Sollvorschrift {f}law

directory structure

Verzeichnisstruktur {f}comp.

directory tree

Verzeichnisbaum {m}comp.

dot directory [syn. with hidden directory, esp. in Unix-like operating systems]

Punktdatei {f} [versteckte Datei]comp.

file directory

Dateienverzeichnis {n}

hidden directory

verstecktes Verzeichnis {n}comp.

home directory

Benutzerverzeichnis {n}comp.

hotel directory

Hotelnachweis {m} [Hotelliste]gastr.travelTrVocab.

knowledge directory

Wissensverzeichnis {n}comp.

location directory

Standortverzeichnis {n}

master directory

Hauptverzeichnis {n}

mercantile directory

Branchenverzeichnis {n}

parent directory

Überverzeichnis {n}comp.

übergeordnetes Verzeichnis {n}comp.

patient directory

Patientenverzeichnis {n}admin.MedTech.

phone directory

Telefonbuch {n}

Telefonverzeichnis {n}

postcode directory [Br.]

Postleitzahlenbuch {n}

procedure directory

Verfahrensverzeichnis {n}

program directory [Am.]

Programmverzeichnis {n}

root directory

Hauptinhaltsverzeichnis {n}

Stammverzeichnis {n}comp.

Hauptverzeichnis {n}comp.

Wurzelverzeichnis {n}comp.

source directory

Quellverzeichnis {n}comp.

street directory

Straßenverzeichnis {n}

subscriber directory

Teilnehmerverzeichnis {n}

telephone directory

Telefonbuch {n}

Telefonverzeichnis {n}

Teilnehmerverzeichnis {n}

Fernsprechbuch {n} [veraltend] [Telefonbuch]

temporary directory

temporäres Verzeichnis {n}comp.

trade directory

Branchenbuch {n}

Handelsadressbuch {n}

Firmenverzeichnis {n}

Branchenadressbuch {n}

Branchenverzeichnis {n}

Handelsadreßbuch {n} [alt]

working directory

Arbeitsverzeichnis {n}comp.

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data file directory

Dateiverzeichnis {n}

default data directory

Standard-Datenverzeichnis {n}comp.

default home directory

Standardbasisverzeichnis {n}comp.

ex-directory number [Br.]

Geheimnummer {f}telecom.

telephone directory entry

Telefonbucheintrag {m}telecom.

yellow pages directory {sg}

Gelbe Seiten {pl}

zip code directory [Am.]

Postleitzahlenbuch {n}

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active directory domain services <ADDS>

Active-Directory-Domain-Verzeichnisdienst {m} <ADDS>comp.

directory of business addresses

Branchenadressbuch {n} der Post

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directory / listing of the directors [at a company]

Direktorenverzeichnis {n}

• Directory {m} = directory
• Active-Directory-Domain-Verzeichnisdienst {m} <ADDS> = active directory domain services <ADDS>

• Single-user operating systems simply have a single directory or partition for all user files, there is no individual directory setup per user (though users can still setup and maintain directories inside this main working directory manually).
• The XML Enabled Directory (XED) framework leverages existing Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) and X.500 directory technology to create a directory service that stores, manages and transmits Extensible Markup Language (XML) format data, while maintaining interoperability with LDAP clients, X.500 Directory User Agents (DUAs), and X.500 Directory System Agents (DSAs).
• Mac OS X Server 10.4 includes Open Directory 3, which introduced Active Directory domain member support, trusted directory binding, and increased robustness.
• In computing, a temporary folder or temporary directory is a directory used to hold temporary files.
• The DFS provides a working space, divided up into the directory and the library.

• Moving a directory from one parent to a different parent directory requires write permission in the directory being moved, in addition to permissions to modify the old and new parents.
• It should not be confused with same-sign on (Directory Server Authentication), often accomplished by using the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) and stored LDAP databases on (directory) servers.
• Active Directory requires a DNS server that supports SRV resource records, or that an organization's existing DNS infrastructure be upgraded to support this.
• The directory used by Exchange Server eventually became Microsoft's Active Directory service, an LDAP-compliant directory service.
• Active Directory naming context (NC) or "directory partition", is a logical portion of the Microsoft's Active Directory (AD).

• The NFR Engine when working in either eDirectory or Active Directory connects to the directory via a Directory Services Interface (DSI) and thus can monitor and check file permissions.
• command saves the current working directory in memory so it can be returned to at any time, [...] moves to the parent directory.