| Description |
1 online resource (xxii, 295 pages) : illustrations |
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Front Cover; Directory Services: Design, Implementation, and Management; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Dedications; Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Chapter 1. Microsoft's Active Directory; 1.1 Introduction; 1.2 AD namespaces; 1.3 Domains; 1.4 Organizational units and objects; 1.5 AD schema; 1.6 Trust relationships; 1.7 Naming contexts; 1.8 Global catalog; 1.9 Groups; 1.10 Domain modes; 1.11 Sites; 1.12 Naming Conventions; 1.13 Protocols and APIs; 1.14 DNS and AD integration; 1.15 AD storage integration; 1.16 AD replication integration; 1.17 DNS namespace design |
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1.18 Internet and intranet DNS namespace1.19 DHCP and WINS integration; 1.20 AD replication; 1.21 DB sizing and design; 1.22 AD security; 1.23 Public key infrastructure; 1.24 Migration and integration issues; 1.25 AD administration tools; 1.26 AD migration tools; 1.27 Summary; Chapter 2. Novell NDS eDirectory; 2.1 NDS, or eDirectory; 2.2 NDS terminology; 2.3 NDS design guidelines; 2.4 SYS:_NETWARE hidden directory; 2.5 How to manipulate the NDS directory; 2.6 LDAP support; 2.7 NDS objects; 2.8 Repairing NDS; 2.9 NDS health check; 2.10 NDS dependence on SLP |
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2.11 NDS dependence on time synchronization2.12 The NDS security model; 2.13 Login script variables; 2.14 NDS tuning and optimization; 2.15 Tools for NDS; Chapter 3. Standards-Based Directory Services; 3.1 Introduction; 3.2 ITUX. 500; 3.3 LDAP; 3.4 Domain Name Server (DNS); 3.5 X.500-based directories; 3.6 LDAP-based directories; 3.7 A note on quotations; Chapter 4. Migrations, Upgrades, Metadirectories, and Case Studies; 4.1 Deployment and legacy system integration strategies; 4.2 Addressing design and implementation issues; 4.3 Directory migration; 4.4 Populating directory data |
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4.5 Politics and religion: who owns the data?4.6 The business case for directory services; 4.7 Directory metrics: collecting useful data; 4.8 Case studies; Chapter 5. Trends and Emerging Directory Technologies; 5.1 Introduction: how did we get here?; 5.2 Prevailing directory trends; 5.3 Today's directory deficiencies; 5.4 Directory incompatibility; 5.5 Directory interoperability; About the authors; Index |
| Summary |
To optimally design and manage a directory service, IS architects and managers must understand current state-of-the-art products. Directory Services covers Novell's NDS eDirectory, Microsoft's Active Directory, UNIX directories and products by NEXOR, MaxWare, Siemens, Critical Path and others. Directory design fundamentals and products are woven into case studies of large enterprise deployments. Cox thoroughly explores replication, security, migration and legacy system integration and interoperability. Business issues such as how to cost justify, plan, budget and manage a directory project are |
| Notes |
Includes index |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Master and use copy. Digital master created according to Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials, Version 1. Digital Library Federation, December 2002. http://purl.oclc.org/DLF/benchrepro0212 MiAaHDL |
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Directory services (Computer network technology)
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COMPUTERS -- Web -- Browsers.
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Directory services (Computer network technology)
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Electronic book
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| Author |
Cox, Nancy, 1950-
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| ISBN |
0585459754 |
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9780585459752 |
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1281006998 |
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9781281006998 |
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9786611006990 |
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6611006990 |
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0080491189 |
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9780080491189 |
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