sun java system directory server ee 6.x analysis and planning

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Course Description:

'' this course provides students with the technical knowledge and skills necessary to design a lightweight directory access protocol (ldap) directory service solution deploying sun java(tm) system directory server enterprise edition 6. this course introduces the ldap directory services analysis and planning (dsap) process, a design methodology for designing and documenting an ldap directory service deploying multiple sun java system directory servers. in applying this methodology to a business case study, students focus on planning and design not on operation issues. optional hands-on labs are included.

who can benefit

students who can benefit from this course are ldap directory architects, professional services consultants, and other technical personnel responsible for planning and designing an ldap directory architecture around sun java system directory server enterprise edition 6.



prerequisites


to succeed fully in this course, students should be able to:



perform basic unix tasks
understand basic unix commands
describe ldap services at a high level
describe features of the sun java system directory server enterprise edition 6 (directory server)
install directory server


delegates will learn how to


upon completion of this course, students should be able to:

describe the ldap directory services analysis and planning (dsap) process
document ldap directory data requirements
develop an ldap directory schema
design an ldap directory tree hierarchy
design a topology and replication strategy
create directory access control rules
select indexes to support your design
describe the steps to build a test environment




course outline


module 1 �overview of the directory services analysis and planning process



describe the directory services analysis and planning (dsap) process

describe basic lightweight directory access protocol (ldap) concepts and terminology



module 2 �planning your directory data



describe the process of planning your directory data

identify directory applications

identify directory data stores

document directory application fields

document directory data store fields



module 3 �planning your directory schema



describe the process of planning your directory schema

describe basic ldap and directory server schema concepts

match directory application fields to the default schema

match directory data store fields to the default schema

extend the default schema for nonmatching fields

identify authoritative sources for each field

identify processes and procedures that need to change



module 4 �planning your directory tree



describe the process of planning your directory tree

describe the components and functions of an ldap directory tree hierarchy

select a directory server root suffix

select branch points

create sample entries

select unique rdns

group entries for administration



module 5 �creating a database topology



describe the process of creating a database topology

create a network directory map

identify local master requirements

partition your directory tree

map databases to multiple locations



module 6 �creating a database distribution strategy



describe the process of creating a database distribution strategy

identify database distribution options

identify general distribution paths

identify replication paths

identify chaining paths

identify referral paths



module 7 �creating a replication strategy



describe the process of creating a replication strategy

describe general strategies for write failover, read failover, and load balancing

create multiple masters for write failover

create hub replicas for improved performance and availability

create consumer replicas for load balancing



module 8 �planning your security policies



describe the process of planning your security policies

describe the directory server security methods

define general user access control security policies

define special user access control security policies

define password policies

define encrypted attributes

create access control instruction (aci) statements to support your security policies



module 9 �planning your indexing strategy



describe the process of planning your indexing strategy

describe the default directory server indexes

identify index types based on application search filters

select attributes to index and identify index types

define an indexing strategy for each database



module 10 �evaluating your plan



describe the process of evaluating your plan

list the steps to build a test environment

describe the phases of testing your design
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Elements of this syllabus are subject to change.

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