28. Revised by: lepm. Presenting OpenLDAP 2.0
Understanding the name- space is the key to understanding the structure of the directory. Each entry in the directory needs a name for the purposes of referencing that entry. These names must be unique in an LDAP directory so you can designate a specific entry. But instead of simply naming each entry with a unique name,
Originally started as a front end to X.500. Provides much of X.500's functionality at a lower implementation cost. Removed redundant and rarely used operations. Uses TCP rather than OSI stack. Univerity of Michigan wrote first LDAP implementation. Most early LDAP implementations were based on it. U.Mich eventually
for building a directory using OpenLDAP, and then employing this directory in the context of the network. To that end, this book will take a practical approach, emphasizing how to get things done. On occasion, we will delve into theoretical aspects of LDAP, but such discussions will only occur where understanding the.
Understanding LDAP. Design and Implementation. Steven Tuttle. Ami Ehlenberger. Ramakrishna Gorthi. Jay Leiserson. Richard Macbeth. Nathan Owen. Sunil Ranahandola. Michael Storrs. Chunhui Yang. LDAP concepts and architecture. Designing and maintaining. LDAP. Step-by-step approach for directory. Front cover
SG24-5110-00. International Technical Support Organization www.redbooks.ibm.com. LDAP Implementation Cookbook. Heinz Johner, Michel Melot, Harri Stranden, Permana Widhiasta
Understanding LDAP. Heinz Johner, Larry Brown, Franz-Stefan Hinner, Wolfgang Reis, Johan Westman. SG24-4986-00. International Technical Support Organization www.redbooks.ibm.com

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