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DIRECTORY SERVER 7.1 - DEPLOYMENT

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Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. About This Guide
  8. Conventions Used in This Guide
  9. What Is a Directory Service
  10. About Global Directory Services
  11. About LDAP
  12. Overview of Directory Server Architecture
  13. Overview of the Server Front-End
  14. Directory Server Data Storage
  15. About Directory Entries
  16. Distributing Directory Data
  17. Deploying Your Directory
  18. Other General Directory Resources
  19. Introduction to Directory Data
  20. What Your Directory Might Include
  21. What Your Directory Should Not Include
  22. Performing a Site Survey
  23. Identifying the Applications That Use Your Directory
  24. Identifying Data Sources
  25. Determining Level of Service
  26. Considering a Data Master
  27. Determining Data Ownership
  28. Determining Data Access
  29. Documenting Your Site Survey
  30. Repeating the Site Survey
  31. Schema Design Process Overview
  32. Standard Schema
  33. Standard Attributes
  34. Standard Object Classes
  35. Mapping Your Data to the Default Schema
  36. Matching Data to Schema Elements
  37. Customizing the Schema
  38. When to Extend Your Schema
  39. Naming Attributes and Object Classes
  40. Strategies for Defining New Attributes
  41. Creating Custom Schema Files
  42. Custom Schema Best Practices
  43. Maintaining Consistent Schema
  44. Schema Checking
  45. Maintaining Consistency in Replicated Schema
  46. Other Schema Resources
  47. Introduction to the Directory Tree
  48. Designing Your Directory Tree
  49. Suffix Naming Conventions
  50. Naming Multiple Suffixes
  51. Branching Your Directory
  52. Identifying Branch Points
  53. Replication Considerations
  54. Access Control Considerations
  55. Naming Entries
  56. Naming Person Entries
  57. Naming Group Entries
  58. Naming Organization Entries
  59. Grouping Directory Entries
  60. Deciding Between Roles and Groups
  61. About Class of Service
  62. Directory Tree Design Examples
  63. Directory Tree for an ISP
  64. Virtual Directory Information Tree Views
  65. Overview
  66. Introduction to Virtual DIT Views
  67. Advantages of Using Virtual DIT Views
  68. Example of Virtual DIT Views
  69. Views and Other Directory Features
  70. Effects of Virtual Views on Performance
  71. Other Directory Tree Resources
  72. designing the directory topology
  73. Distributing Your Data
  74. About Using Multiple Databases
  75. About Suffixes
  76. About Knowledge References
  77. Using Referrals
  78. About Default Referrals
  79. Smart Referrals
  80. Tips for Designing Smart Referrals
  81. Using Chaining
  82. Deciding Between Referrals and Chaining
  83. Using Indexes to Improve Database Performance
  84. Evaluating the Costs of Indexing
  85. Introduction to Replication
  86. Replication Concepts
  87. Unit of Replication
  88. Changelog
  89. Data Consistency
  90. Common Replication Scenarios
  91. Multi-Master Replication
  92. Cascading Replication
  93. Mixed Environments
  94. Defining a Replication Strategy
  95. Replication Survey
  96. Replication Resource Requirements
  97. Replication across a Wide-Area Network
  98. Using Replication for High Availability
  99. Using Replication for Local Availability
  100. Example of Network Load Balancing
  101. Example of Load Balancing for Improved Performance
  102. Example Replication Strategy for a Small Site
  103. Using Replication with Other Directory Features
  104. Replication and Database Links
  105. Schema Replication
  106. Replication and Synchronization
  107. Windows Sync Overview
  108. Designing Windows Sync
  109. Resource Requirements
  110. Interaction with a Replicated Environment
  111. designing a secure directory
  112. About Security Threats
  113. Unauthorized Tampering
  114. Determining Access Rights
  115. Ensuring Data Privacy and Integrity
  116. Overview of Security Methods
  117. Selecting Appropriate Authentication Methods
  118. Simple Password
  119. Certificate-Based Authentication
  120. Simple Password over TLS
  121. Preventing Authentication by Account Inactivation
  122. How Password Policy Works
  123. Password Policy Attributes
  124. Password Change after Reset
  125. Password Expiration
  126. Password Syntax Checking
  127. Password Storage Scheme
  128. Designing Access Control
  129. About the ACI Format
  130. Targets
  131. Bind Rules
  132. Setting Permissions
  133. When to Deny Access
  134. Where to Place Access Control Rules
  135. Viewing ACIs: Get Effective Rights
  136. Using ACIs: Some Hints and Tricks
  137. Database Encryption
  138. Securing Connections with SSL and Start TLS
  139. other security resources
  140. An Enterprise
  141. Data Design
  142. Directory Tree Design
  143. Topology Design
  144. Database Topology
  145. Replication Design
  146. Supplier Consumer Architecture
  147. Security Design
  148. Tuning and Optimizations
  150. Schema Design
  152. Server Topology
  154. supplier architecture
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