Preface
The DirX Directory Administration Guide describes basic DirX Directory administration tasks and how to perform them with the DirX Directory administration tools. The book is structured as follows:
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Chapter 1 provides information about DBAM and storage management.
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Chapter 2 introduces the functions of the DirX Directory administration tools.
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Chapter 3 provides a simple example of how to set up the DirX Directory service and populate the database with directory information.
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Chapter 4 describes the fundamental administrative tasks involved in setting up the DirX Directory service and populating the directory information tree (DIT).
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Chapter 5 describes extensions that can be made to the DirX Directory service.
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Chapter 6 describes how to set up a shadow DirX Directory service.
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Chapter 7 describes how to distribute a DIT between DSAs.
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Chapter 8 describes how to set up a directory service based only on shadowing in which pieces of a DIT held by two different DSAs are replicated to each DSA.
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Chapter 9 describes how to set up a mix of synchronous and asynchronous shadow DirX Directory services.
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Chapter 10 describes how to set up and manage a floating master-shadow configuration that distributes DAP processing requests from LDAP servers across the shadow DSAs in the configuration to provide for better DAP load balancing.
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Chapter 11 describes how to configure the DSA to export and import directory data to and from LDIF files.
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Chapter 12 describes the DirX Directory administration tools that enable you to monitor a DSA’s performance, set up audit trails, and perform program tracebacks.
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Chapter 13 describes how to use external authentication mechanisms.
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Chapter 14 provides additional information about miscellaneous issues.