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Directory Services Markup Language

1 'Directory Services Markup Language' (DSML) is a representation of directory service information in an

XML syntax.

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Novell Directory Services

1 'Novell eDirectory' (formerly known as Novell Directory Services,

sometimes referred to as Netware Directory Services) is an X.500-

compatible directory service software product initially released in 1993 by Novell for centrally managing access

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Directory service - Implementations of directory services

1 In the 1980s, the International Telecommunication Union|ITU and

International Organization for Standardization|ISO came up with a

set of standards - X.500, for directory services, initially to support the

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Directory service - Implementations of directory services

1 * 'Windows domain|NT Domains:' was developed by Microsoft to provide

directory services for Windows machines prior to the release the LDAP-based Active Directory in Windows 2000. Windows Vista

continues to support NT Domains, but only after relaxing the minimum authentication protocols it supports.

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Directory services

1 Many different directory services have been used since the advent of the Internet but this article focuses

mainly on those that have descended from the X.500 directory service.

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Directory services - Comparison with relational databases

1 * Directory services are often a central component in the Computer

security|security design of an IT system and have a correspondingly

fine granularity regarding access control: who may operate in which manner on what information. Also

see: Access control list|ACLs

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Directory services - LDAP implementations

1 * 'NetIQ eDirectory|eDirectory:' This is NetIQ's implementation of directory services. It

supports multiple architectures including Microsoft Windows|Windows, NetWare, Linux

and several flavours of Unix and has long been used for user administration,

configuration management, and software management. eDirectory has evolved into a

central component in a broader range of Identity management products. It was

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Directory services - LDAP implementations

1 There are also plenty of open-source tools to create directory services,

including OpenLDAP and the Kerberos (protocol)|Kerberos

protocol, and Samba software, which can act as a Windows Domain

Controller with Kerberos (protocol)|Kerberos and LDAP backends.

Administration is done using GOsa or Samba provided Samba software|

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Directory Services Restore Mode

1 'Directory Services Restore Mode' (DSRM) is used on a Microsoft Windows Domain Controller to take

the Active Directory on that machine offline.

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