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Title : A Configuration Schema for LDAP Based Directory User
Agents
Author(s) : M. Ansari, L. Howard, B. Joslin
Filename : draft-joslin-config-schema-07.txt
Pages : 30
Date : 2003-10-1
This document describes a mechanism for global configuration of
similar directory user agents. This document defines a schema for
configuration of these DUAs that may be discovered using the Light-
weight Directory Access Protocol in RFC 2251[17]. A set of attri-
bute types and an objectclass are proposed, along with specific
guidelines for interpreting them. A significant feature of the
global configuration policy for DUAs is a mechanism that allows
DUAs to re-configure their schema to that of the end user's
environment. This configuration is achieved through attribute and
objectclass mapping. This document is intended to be a skeleton
for future documents that describe configuration of specific DUA
services.
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