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Oracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition Evaluation Guide 11 g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.0)
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Preface

1.  Overview of Directory Server Enterprise Edition

2.  Service Manageability

3.  High Data Availability and Integrity

4.  Tuned for Performance

5.  Enhanced Security

6.  Managed Scalability

7.  Virtual Directory

8.  Synchronizing Directory Server With Windows Users and Groups

Account Synchronization

Group Synchronization With Active Directory

Failover Support for Multi-master Replicas

Integrated Administration Server Support for Windows Synchronization

Where to Go From Here

A.  Standards and RFCs Supported by Directory Server Enterprise Edition

Account Synchronization

Identity Synchronization for Windows synchronizes account creation, modification, inactivation, and deletion between Active Directory and Directory Server, or Windows NT and Directory Server. Using Identity Synchronization for Windows you can create, modify, and delete selected attributes or users accounts in one directory environment and propagate the changes automatically to the other directory environment.

Identity Synchronization for Windows enables you to control the flow of object deletions and object activations and inactivations between Directory Server and Windows.

You can use Identity Synchronization for Windows to synchronize data with multiple Active Directory and Windows NT domains and with multiple Active Directory forests. The centralized system auditing makes it possible for you to monitor installation and configuration status, day-to-day system operations, and any error conditions related to your deployment from a single, centralized location.