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Oracle® Fusion Middleware Evaluation Guide for Oracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition
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Release 1 (11.1.1.7.0)
Part Number E28968-01
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Title and Copyright Information
Preface
Who Should Use This Book
How This Book Is Organized
Oracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition Documentation Set
Related Reading
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1
Overview of Directory Server Enterprise Edition
1.1
About Directory Server Enterprise Edition
1.1.1
Quality of Service Requirements for a Robust Directory Service
1.2
Directory Server Enterprise Edition Components and Their Capabilities
1.2.1
Directory Server
1.2.1.1
Directory Server and Security
1.2.1.2
Directory Server and Availability
1.2.1.3
Directory Server and Scalability
1.2.1.4
Directory Server and Serviceability
1.2.2
Directory Proxy Server
1.2.2.1
Directory Proxy Server and Availability
1.2.2.2
Directory Proxy Server and Security
1.2.3
Directory Service Control Center
1.2.4
Identity Synchronization for Windows
1.2.5
Directory Server Resource Kit
1.3
DSEE Administration Model
1.4
What's New at a Glance
2
Service Manageability
2.1
Web-Based Directory Service Management With the DSCC
2.1.1
Diverse Views to Simplify Service Management
2.1.2
Configuration and Suffix Cloning
2.2
Advanced Command-Line Interface
2.2.1
Overview of the Commands
2.3
Simplified Installation and Migration
2.3.1
Automated Installation From the Command Line
2.3.2
Non-Root Installation
2.3.3
User-Specified Installation Path
2.3.4
Multiple Separate Installations
2.3.5
Automated Migration Tool (
dsmig
)
2.4
Online Configuration Changes
2.5
Availability Across Your Entire Network
2.6
Where to Go From Here
3
High Data Availability and Integrity
3.1
Robust Replication
3.1.1
Unlimited Masters for Replication
3.1.2
Prioritized Replication
3.1.3
Replicated Account Lockout Attributes
3.1.4
Monitoring Replication Convergence
3.2
Importing Many Entries to Large Replicated Suffixes
3.3
Synchronized Backup and Export
3.4
Compacting Database Files
3.5
File System Snapshot of Frozen Database
3.6
Changing Attributes While the Server Is Online
3.6.1
To Change the Data Directory Path With the Server Online
3.7
Attribute Syntax Validation on Update
3.8
Schema Validation by Directory Proxy Server
3.9
Where to Go From Here
4
Tuned for Performance
4.1
Cache Optimizations
4.1.1
Setting Thresholds on Dynamic Memory Use
4.1.2
Optimizing Entry Cache Memory Allocation
4.2
Log Management Improvements
4.2.1
Time-Based Log Rotation and Deletion
4.2.2
On-Demand Log Rotation
4.2.3
Configurable Log File Permissions Settings
4.2.4
Monitoring and Managing Persistent Searches
4.3
Where to Go From Here
5
Enhanced Security
5.1
Connection-Based Access Control
5.2
Directory Server Enterprise Edition Password Policy
5.2.1
Managing the Password Policy Using the DSCC
5.2.2
Migrating to the New Password Policy
5.3
Forced Password Change After Reset
5.4
Global Account Lockout
5.5
Directory Manager Enhancements
5.6
Simplified Password Updates With LDAP Extended Operations
5.7
Tracking of Last Login Time
5.8
Enhanced Auditing for Updates Performed Using Proxy Authorization
5.9
Where to Go From Here
6
Managed Scalability
6.1
Load Balancing and Operation-Based Routing
6.2
DN and Attribute Rewriting
6.3
Customizable Data Distribution for Faster Writes
6.4
Where to Go From Here
7
Virtual Directory
7.1
Defining a Virtual Namespace Made Up of Multiple Sources
7.1.1
Access to JDBC Compliant Data Repositories
7.1.2
Access to Flat LDIF File Resources
7.1.3
Access to LDAP Resources
7.2
Aggregating Data Views to Create Virtual Entries
7.3
Mapping Attribute Names and Values
7.4
Where to Go From Here
8
Synchronizing Directory Server With Windows Users and Groups
8.1
Account Synchronization
8.2
Group Synchronization With Active Directory
8.3
Failover Support for Multi-master Replicas
8.4
Integrated Administration Server Support for Windows Synchronization
8.5
Where to Go From Here
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Standards and RFCs Supported by Directory Server Enterprise Edition
Index