LDAP in the Solaris Operating Environment[c] Deploying Secure Directory Services
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LDAP in the Solaris Operating Environment[c] Deploying Secure Directory Services
ISBN: 131456938
EAN: N/A
EAN: N/A
Year: 2005
Pages: 87
Pages: 87
- Main Page
- Table of content
- Copyright
- Acknowledgments
- Preface
- Who Should Use This Book
- Before You Read This Book
- How This Book Is Organized
- Obtaining the Downloadable Files for This Book
- Sun BluePrints Program
- Accessing Sun Documentation Online
- Typographic Conventions
- Shell Prompts in Command Examples
- Chapter 1. Introducing LDAP in the Solaris Operating Environment
- Introduction
- The Big Picture
- LDAP Terms and Concepts
- Chapter 2. Assessing Your Needs for Naming Service Transition and Consolidation
- What Consolidation Means
- Business Case for Transitioning to LDAP
- Understanding Legacy Naming Services
- Migration Planning
- Chapter 3. Defining Directory Service Security Architecture
- Understanding Directory Server Security
- Understanding the SASL Mechanism
- GSSAPI Authentication and Kerberos v5
- TLSv1SSL Protocol Support
- Enhanced Solaris OE PAM Features
- Secured LDAP Client Backport to the Solaris 8 OE
- Chapter 4. Deploying Solaris OE LDAP Naming Services
- Understanding the DIT
- Differentiating Server and Client Versions
- Configuring Sun ONE Directory Servers and Clients
- Automating Installations
- Choosing High-Availability Options
- Troubleshooting Tips
- Chapter 5. Migrating Legacy Data to LDAP
- Mapping Naming Service Data to LDAP Entries
- Running ldapaddent
- Importing Other Databases
- LDAP to NIS Gateway
- Chapter 6. Management Tools and Toolkits
- Command-Line Tools
- GUI-based Tools
- Toolkits and LDAP APIs
- Chapter 7. Performing Administrative Tasks
- Identifying Directory Management Tasks
- Directory Data Backup and Recovery
- Managing Client Profiles and Proxy Agent Accounts
- Managing Directory Data Replication
- Monitoring Directory Services
- Managing Users and Groups
- Extending the Directory Schema
- Chapter 8. Selecting Storage for Optimum Directory Server Performance
- Software Characteristics
- Survey of Sun Storage Subsystems
- Introduction to the Sun StorEdge T3b Storage Array
- RAID Explained for Directory Administrators
- Chapter 9. Performing Directory Server Benchmarks
- Why Benchmark?
- Creating a Benchmark Configuration
- Creating LDIF for Benchmarks
- Using SLAMD, the Distributed Load Generation Engine
- Directory Server Performance Tuning
- Chapter 10. Emerging Directory Technologies
- DSMLv2 Interface
- Sun ONE Identity Synchronization for the Windows Technology
- NIS to LDAP Gateway
- Appendix A. LDAP Standards Information
- Locating RFCs and Internet Drafts
- Appendix B. LDAP v3 Result Codes
- Appendix C. Using snoop with LDAP
- Background
- What is snoop ?
- How snoop Works
- snoop Options
- Protocol Decoders for snoop
- Running snoop with LDAP in Mind
- Understanding the LDAP Protocol Exchange
- Examples of LDAP Enabled snoop In Action
- Appendix D. Solaris OE 9 PAM Architecture
- The PAM API
- The PAM SPI
- Writing a PAM Service Module
- Testing the PAM Module
- Glossary
LDAP in the Solaris Operating Environment[c] Deploying Secure Directory Services
ISBN: 131456938
EAN: N/A
EAN: N/A
Year: 2005
Pages: 87
Pages: 87