Includes bibliographical references (pages 477-481) and index.
Pt. 1. You Are Here. Ch. 1. Introduction to the Problem. Ch. 2. What Directories Are and Are Not. Ch. 3. Directories Are Everywhere. Ch. 4. Directories: Bone Yard to Nursery -- Pt. 2. Enterprise Software with Directories. Ch. 5. Man-Rated, Enterprise-Rated, Good-Enough, and Don't-Care. Ch. 6. The Operating System and the Directory. Ch. 7. Directory Users. Ch. 8. The Evolution of Application Models. Ch. 9. Availability. Ch. 10. Scaling. Ch. 11. Performance. Ch. 12. Security. Ch. 13. Life Cycle Control. Ch. 14. Directories Grow Up -- Pt. 3. Directory Infrastructure. Ch. 15. Fundamental Enterprise Directory Services Management. Ch. 16. Schema. Ch. 17. Building a Schema. Ch. 18. Directory Security. Ch. 19. Replication and Partitioning. Ch. 20. Synchronization and Metadirectories. Ch. 21. APIs and Protocols. Ch. 22. Directory Implementations -- Pt. 4. Internet and Intranet Case Studies. Ch. 23. Roaming Users with LDAP. Ch. 24. Corporate Employee Directory. Ch. 25. Personalization of the Internet. Ch. 26. Application Management. Ch. 27. Internet and Intranet Single-Sign. Ch. 28. Configuration Management of a Web Farm. Ch. 29. Metadirectory -- Pt. 5. Appendices, Annotated Bibliography, and Glossary -- App. A. LDAP C API -- App. B. JNDI API -- App. C. ADSI -- App. D. Web APIs and Protocols -- App. E. Generic Security Services (GSS-API) and System Security Provider Interfaces (SSPI) -- App. F. Access Control Summaries -- App. C. IBM Standard Schema -- App. H. Directory Standards and Other References -- App. I. Useful Attribute Types and Object Classes
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CD-ROM contains: Entire text of book -- Example programs -- IBM SecureWay LDAP Directory Server -- CLDAP client software developer kits -- Multiplatform JNDI client SDK -- Complete versions of useful Redbooks from IBM Engineers -- Technical books -- Java Naming and Directory Interfaces (JDNI) -- IBM Common Schema -- Supplementary write-ups and materials.
System requirements for accompanying computer disc: Microsoft Windows.