SGNP (secure grid naming protocol) - Term Description

What is: SGNP (secure grid naming protocol)

Description:
A protocol that delivers a scalable, global name space, a built-in method for associating security information with such names, and migration transparency. The global name space, scalable to literally trillions of named resources or services, is designed to unify multiple or conflicting naming schemes, allowing any resource or service to be found and communicated with using the same name across an entire grid. SGNP eliminates the need for a central trusted authority, allowing grids to expand beyond one enterprise.

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S-AIT (Sony Advanced Intelligent Tape)	SAN (storage area network)	SANmark
SATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment or SATA)	SBus	scheduled backup
SCSI	secondary port	sector
Serial ATA	serial attached SCSI	server
serverless backup	SFP (small form-factor pluggable)	SGNP (secure grid naming protocol)
Shortcuts	SLR	SNIA (Storage Networking Industry Association)
soft sector	SPARC (Scalable Processor ARChitecture)	SPC (Storage Performance Council)
SRAM (static random access memory)	SRM (storage resource management)	SSD (solid state disk)
SSF (Supported Solutions Forum)	SSP (storage service provider)	storage capacity
storage density	storage location	Storage Medium
Strings	SuperDLT	Super DLTtape
Syntax	system backup