A Common Terminology for Policy Management
draft-reichmeyer-polterm-terminology-04
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| Authors | Daniel B. Grossman , Francis Reichmeyer , John Strassner , Matt Condell | ||
| Last updated | 2000-03-13 | ||
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Abstract
This memo defines a common vocabulary for describing concepts and components related to policy management. It is intended to be used to align terminology and concepts in architecture and framework documents that either address policy management or which specify components and services that are subject to policy management.
Authors
Daniel B. Grossman
Francis Reichmeyer
John Strassner
Matt Condell
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