1.7.1 Considerations for Using the LDAP Data Cache for Calendar Server Version 6.3 (Sun Java System Calendar Server 6.3 Administration Guide)

Sun Java System Calendar Server 6.3 Administration Guide

1.7.1 Considerations for Using the LDAP Data Cache for Calendar Server Version 6.3

Use these guidelines to determine if your site should configure the LDAP data cache:

If Calendar Server at your site accesses your master (or root) LDAP directory server directly with no delays in the availability of committed LDAP data, you don't need to configure the LDAP data cache. Make sure that the local.ldap.cache.enable parameter is set to "no" (which is the default).
If you have deployed a 1.7.2 Master/Slave LDAP Configuration for Calendar Server Version 6.3, where Calendar Server accesses the master LDAP directory through a slave LDAP directory server, there will be a delay in the availability of committed LDAP data. Configure the LDAP data cache to ensure that your end users have the most recent data.