GB/T 17973-2000

Active

Information technology--Telecommunications and information exchange between systems--Use of OSI applications over the internet Transmission Control Protocol(TCP)

信息技术系统间远程通信和信息交换在因特网传输控制协议(TCP)之上使用OSI应用

Standard Type

GBT

ICS

35.100.01

CCS

L79

Status

Active

Issue Date

2000-01-03

Implementation

2000-08-01

Centralized Committee

国家标准委

Issuing Authority

国家质量技术监督局

Application Summary AI generated

This standard specifies how OSI (Open Systems Interconnection) application layer protocols can operate over the Internet's TCP transport protocol, enabling interoperability between traditional OSI-based systems and TCP/IP networks. It is applied in telecommunications and information exchange contexts where legacy OSI applications, such as X.400 email or X.500 directory services, need to communicate across modern Internet infrastructure. The standard is relevant for network engineers and system integrators designing gateways or adapting OSI protocols for use in TCP/IP environments.

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