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authentication
C language, 229
Perl language, 212
functional model of LDAP, 89, 90, 97–98
Abstract syntax notation one (ASN.1), 19, 85, 116–117
ABSTRACT values, 60, 61, 62–64
Access, 188, 322
Access control, 50–51, 335–336, 378–379
Access control information (ACI), 51, 100, 106
Access control lists (ACL), 51, 106, 162
Access rights, 99
ACI, see Access control information
ACL, see Access control lists
Acronyms, 347–348
Active directory service interface (ADSI), 254
Active Directory, 254
Adding
C language API, 234
JAVA language, 244–245
LDAP
data interchange format, 130, 131, 134, 135, 136
functional model, 89, 93
ldapmodify using API, 180
naming model, 76
using, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34
Perl language, 214, 215
PHP scripting language, 204–205
Administration interface, 317
Administration server, 267, 269
Administrative tools, 294–295
Administrative utilities, 294–295
Administrator, 275–276
guide, 377
ADSI, see Active directory service interface
Agent, 318
Agreements, 165–166
Aliases, 78, 81–82, 90, 115
Analysis, 124
Ancestors, 75–76, 78, 148, 149
AND condition, 42, 92, 113–114
Anonymous access, 101
Anonymous bind, 101, see also Bind
Anonymous users, 191–192, 309
Apache Web server, 304, 312, 314
API, see Application programming interface
Application broker, 170–171, 311–312, 318–319
Application failures, 282
Application layer, 10, 11
Application locations, 327
Application support, 336
Application programming interface (API)
active directory and ADSI, 254
C language, 223–237
command-line tools, 177–190
Java, 237–253
LDAP
functional model, 50
how it works, 17
naming model, 83
search, 110–111
other languages, 254–255
Perl language, 209–223
PHP scripting language, 190–208
TCP/IP, 7
Application servers, 300–302
Approximate, 126
approxMatch, 113
Architecture
case study of LDAP and Web, 310, 311, 312, 317, 318–319
Java Naming and Directory Interfaces, 249, 250
ARPANet, 8
array attributes, 197, see also Attributes
array entry, 205, 207, see also Entries
array referrals, 201, see also Referrals
Arrays, 199
ASCII files, 38, 52, 127, 173
ASN.1, see Abstract syntax notation one
Associate arrays, 214
Asterisk, 92, 115
Asynchronous requests, 220, see also Request
Async 1, 212
Asynchronous bind, 228, see also Bind
Asynchronous calls, 236
Asynchronous version, 224
Atomic, 1–2, 90
Attribute definitions, 117, 119, 125
information model of LDAP, 65–69
Attribute name, 50, 54, 79
Attribute types
information model of LDAP, 51, 52, 54, 55, 64, 67–69
schema design and directory services design, 334
standards, 368–374
Attribute value assertion (ava), 93
Attribute values, LDAP
information model, 50
naming model 79
search, 43, 112
LDAP data interchange format, 128, 129, 130
attributeList, 92, 93, 137
Attributes
entry object and Perl language, 219
Java Naming and Directory Interfaces, 251
LDAP
changing, 39
data interchange format standard, 37, 133
format definition and information model, 66–67
how it works, 20
information model, 50, 51, 54, 55, 57, 60, 64
naming model, 79, 80
using, 27–28, 29, 30, 33, 34
updating, 246, 207
attrOnly, 91
attrsonly, 197
auth_ldap module, 304–306, 314–316
Authenticated user, 309
Authentication
auth_ldap module for Apache Web server, 305
C language API, 228–229
chaining and partitioning of directory data, 156
JAVA language, 238, 240
LDAP
case study and Web, 210, 314–316
functional model, 88, 89–90, 97–98
LDAP data interchange format, 130
security model, 50–51, 99–106
Web server, 303–307
mechanism and design of directory services, 322
Perl language, 212–213
PHP scripting language, 192–193
security design and directory services design, 343
user administration in directory-server administration, 291
Authentication server, security, 103
Authorization
auth_ldap module for Apache Web server, 305–306
security design and directory services design, 344
security model of LDAP, 50–51, 99–100, 106–107
AUXILARY values, 60, 62–64
ava, see Attribute value assertion
Availability, 158, 341
AWK utility, 180–182, 183
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