- Book Information
- Index
- Preface
- Part I Overview of Deployment Planning for Directory Server Enterprise Edition
- Part II Technical Requirements
- Chapter 3 Usage Analysis for Directory Server Enterprise Edition
- Chapter 4 Defining Data Characteristics
- Chapter 5 Defining Service Level Agreements
- Chapter 6 Tuning System Characteristics and Hardware Sizing
- Host System Characteristics
- Port Numbers
- Hardware Sizing For Directory Service Control Center
- Hardware Sizing For Directory Proxy Server
- Hardware Sizing For Directory Server
- The Tuning Process
- Making Sample Directory Data
- What to Configure and Why
- Simulating Client Application Load
- Directory Server and Processors
- Directory Server and Memory
- Directory Server and Local Disk Space
- Directory Server and Network Connectivity
- Limiting Directory Server Resources Available to Clients
- Limiting System Resources Used By Directory Server
- Operating System Tuning For Directory Server
- Physical Capabilities of Directory Server
- Other Tips to Improve Overall Performance
- Tuning Cache Settings
- Tuning Indexes for Performance
- Basic Directory Server Sizing Example: Disk and Memory Requirements
- Chapter 7 Identifying Security Requirements
- Security Threats
- Overview of Security Methods
- Determining Authentication Methods
- Anonymous Access
- Simple Password Authentication
- Simple Password Authentication Over a Secure Connection
- Certificate-Based Client Authentication
- SASL-Based Client Authentication
- Preventing Authentication by Account Inactivation
- Preventing Authentication by Using Global Account Lockout
- External Authentication Mappings and Services
- Proxy Authorization
- Designing Password Policies
- Password Synchronization With Windows
- Determining Encryption Methods
- Designing Access Control With ACIs
- Designing Access Control With Connection Rules
- Designing Access Control With Directory Proxy Server
- Grouping Entries Securely
- Using Firewalls
- Running as Non-Root
- Other Security Resources
- Chapter 8 Identifying Administration and Monitoring Requirements
- Part III Logical Design
- Chapter 9 Designing a Basic Deployment
- Chapter 10 Designing a Scaled Deployment
- Using Load Balancing for Read Scalability
- Using Replication for Load Balancing
- Using Directory Proxy Server for Load Balancing
- Using Distribution for Write Scalability
- Distributing Data Lower Down in a DIT
- Using Referrals For Distribution
- Using Load Balancing for Read Scalability
- Chapter 11 Designing a Global Deployment
- Chapter 12 Designing a Highly Available Deployment
- Availability and Single Points of Failure
- Using Replication and Redundancy for High Availability
- Part IV Advanced Deployment Topics