List of Figures

• 1-1 Oracle Virtual Directory Clients and Connectable Data Stores
• 1-2 Directory Virtualization for Different User Populations
• 1-3 Oracle Virtual Directory Architecture
• 1-4 Distributed Directory Services
• 1-5 Example of Class of Service Replica Indexing
• 1-6 Example of Oracle Virtual Directory Routing an Application Search on UID
• 1-7 Diminishing Throughput Due To Establishing Connections
• 1-8 Example of Routing Traffic Based on Organizational Units
• 1-9 Example of Parsing in a Flat Hierarchy
• 1-10 Example of Oracle Virtual Directory Load Balancing
• 1-11 Oracle Virtual Directory In Enterprise Directory Network Environments
• 1-12 Example Application-specific Local Directory Branch
• 1-13 Example Directory Mapping
• 2-1 Example Simple Join for Authentication
• 2-2 Example OneToMany Join
• 2-3 Example Shadow Join Use for Storing Application-Specific Data Locally
• 2-4 Example Virtual Directory Structure
• 2-5 Adapters Configured for Example Virtual Directory
• 2-6 Directory Virtualization with the Same User Population
• 2-7 Specifying Unique Criteria Between Joins
• 2-8 Example Source Directory Tree Structure with Four Separate Directories
• 2-9 Example Source Directory Tree Structure with Two Additions
• 2-10 Redesigned Source Directory Tree Example
• 2-11 Example of an Overlapping Directory Structure
• 3-1 Example Virtual Directory Structure
• 3-2 Example of Adapter Search With Filters
• 4-1 Oracle Virtual Directory Plug-In Framework
• 4-2 Example Directory Structure in Source Directory
• 4-3 Directory Structure in OVD Using DynamicTree Plug-In
• 4-4 Example Directory Structure in Source Directory
• 4-5 Directory Structure in OVD Using DynamicTree Plug-In
• 5-1 Example Mapping Deployment on a Single Adapter and Multiple Adapters
• 6-1 Oracle Virtual Directory Multi-Layered Access Control and Authentication
• 6-2 Oracle Virtual Directory Access Control Scopes
• 6-3 Oracle Virtual Directory ACL Subjects
• 7-1 Oracle Virtual Directory LDAP Adapter and Transaction Load-Balancing
• 18-1 Visual Representation of an Example LDAP Filter
• 18-2 Example Object Model of a Filter
• 18-3 Breaking an OR Function