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Next Previous Contents LDAP Linux HOWTO Luiz Ernesto Pinheiro Malere, malere@yahoo.com v1.01, 15 February 2025 Information about installing, configuring, running and maintaining a LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) Server on a Linux machine is presented on this document. There are also details about how to create LDAP databases, how to update and delete information on the database, how to implement roaming access and how to use Netscape Address Book. This document is mostly based on the University of Michigan LDAP information pages. 1. Introduction 1.1 What's LDAP ? 1.2 What's a Directory Service ? 1.3 How does LDAP work ? 1.4 LDAP backends, objects and attributes 1.5 New Versions of this Document 1.6 Opinions and Sugestions 1.7 Acknowledgments 1.8 Copyright and Disclaimer 2. Installing the LDAP Server 2.1 Downloading the package 2.2 Unpacking the server 2.3 Configuring the software 2.4 Building the server 3. Configuring the LDAP Server 3.1 Configuration File Format 3.2 Global Options 3.3 General Backend Options 3.4 LDBM Backend-Specific Options 3.5 Access Control Examples 4. Running the LDAP Server 4.1 Command Line Options 4.2 Running slapd as a Stand Alone Daemon 4.3 Running slapd from inetd 5. Database Creation and Maintenance 5.1 Creating a Database online 5.2 Creating a Database offline 5.3 More on the LDIF format 5.4 The ldapsearch, ldapdelete and ldapmodify utilities 6. Aditional Informations and Features 6.1 Roaming Access 6.2 Netscape Address Book 6.3 LDAP Migration Tools 6.4 Authentication using LDAP 6.5 Graphical LDAP tools 6.6 Killing the LDAP server 6.7 Logs 7. References 7.1 URLs 7.2 Books 7.3 RFCs Next Previous Contents

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