LDAP
Network directory standard
LDAP stands for Lightweight Directory Access Protocol, a standard for accessing and managing directory information over a network.
Directories in this sense are databases optimized for reading—storing user accounts, passwords, email addresses, and organizational hierarchies.
LDAP is fundamental to corporate IT: The company uses LDAP for single sign-on authentication.
Most enterprise systems authenticate against an LDAP directory.
Fasten or obligate
- credentialsEvidence of qualification or identity
- loginAuthentication act or screen
- passwordAuthentication string
- identityWho someone is
access · multifactor · authorize · privileges · verification · account · user · policy
Seller-to-destination shipping agreement
compare · modify · add · delete · abandon · query · client-server · request
Access or submission
- attributeQuality assigned to something
- schemaOrganized representational structure
- hierarchyRanked authority structure
- baseSupporting bottom structure
subtree · scope · filter · record · container · leaf · branch · root
One who attends tables
- clientOne who hires professionals
- configurationArrangement of parts
- deploymentOrganized distribution of resources
- integrationCombining into a whole
bind
Fasten or obligate
- credentialsEvidence of qualification or identity
- loginAuthentication act or screen
- passwordAuthentication string
identity · access · multifactor · authorize · privileges · verification · account · user · policy · security
DAP
Seller-to-destination shipping agreement
search · compare · modify · add · delete · abandon · query · client-server · request · response
entry
Access or submission
- attributeQuality assigned to something
- schemaOrganized representational structure
- hierarchyRanked authority structure
base · subtree · scope · filter · record · container · leaf · branch · root · replication
server
One who attends tables
- clientOne who hires professionals
- configurationArrangement of parts
- deploymentOrganized distribution of resources
Data organized in interconnected tables
flat file · MySQL · SQL · peer-to-peer · NoSQL