LSD Working Group Draft Agenda
Roland Hedberg <[email protected]> Wed, 5 Aug 1998 10:48:51 +0200
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Here is the current proposal for the LDS agenda.
I have attached the new modified charter for your convenience to this mail.
-- Roland
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LSD Agenda
Tuesday, August 25, 0900-1000
LSD intro and agenda bashing - Roland Hedberg -5 mins
Changes in LSD charter - Roland Hedberg - 10 mins
proposed reading : see below
draft-ietf-lsd-nandi-00.txt - Mark Wahl - 15 mins
Nameflow project update - Peter Gietz - 15 mins
proposed reading : http://www.dante.net/np/LDAP-Pilot-Plan-01.txt
TISDAG project update - Roland Hedberg - 15 mins
proposed reading : http://tisdag.sunet.se/
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Charter
LDAP Service Deployment (lsd)
Chair(s):
Chris Apple <[email protected]>
Roland Hedberg <[email protected]>
Operations and Management Area Director(s):
Harald Alvestrand <[email protected]>
Operations and Management Area Advisor:
Harald Alvestrand <[email protected]>
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Description of Working Group:
The LDAP Service Deployment working group will explore, discuss, and document
solutions for directory deployment issues related to the installed base of
LDAP
implementations. Specifically, the working group seeks to publish
specifications
for areas which currently lack concensus on solutions. The areas which the
working group will focus on are:
+ minimum schema for LDAPv3 white pages (WP) interoperation
+ locating LDAP directory servers
+ naming and interconnection guidelines
There is a growing community need for a minimum schema for LDAPv3 white
pages directory service interoperation. Currently, there are several different
and inconsistent meta schemas intended for use as references in
implementing white pages services. While meta schemas are valuable models on
which to base LDAP-specific mappings of a schema, they are not directly usable
by LDAP service implementors today. Publishing an implementor-endorsed,
directly
usable (by using standard attribute,objectclasses and attribute syntaxes
where
possible), standards-track white pages schema for LDAPv3 with extensibility
designed into the schema specification, is a requirement for successful
deployment of LDAP in the Internet.
The prevailing model for LDAP service deployment, that of implementing
LDAP islands, is becoming inadequate for new and emerging uses of LDAP
technology. Among the most pressing of requirements associated with these
new and emerging uses of LDAP technology is the need for a widely and
consistently supported interconnection methodology for LDAP servers.
One starting point for this is to supply guidance both on what LDAP servers
should do to find other LDAP servers as well as on how LDAP clients should go
about finding a LDAP server. More comprehensive guidance on naming and
interconnection is also needed. Examples of topics relevant to this more
comprehensive scope of guidance are:
+ managing the root naming context for LDAP directories
+ using of dc-based and X.500-based naming
+ guidelines for client and server implementors
Milestones
Sep-1997 Draft on locating LDAP directory servers
Dec-1997 Draft on Minimum White Pages Schema
Apr-1998 Draft on guidelines for naming and interconnection
May-1998 Drafts on locating LDAP directory servers to WG Last Call
Jul-1998 Draft on Minimum White Pages Schema - base version
Sep-1998 Draft on Minimum White Pages Schema - extensible version
Sep-1998 Draft on guidelines for naming and interconnection to Experimental
Oct-1998 Draft of TISDAG Project Report
Nov-1998 Draft on Minimum White Pages Schema - base version to Working
Group Last Call
Dec-1998 Draft on Minimum White Pages Schema - base version to PS
Dec-1998 Draft on Minimum White Pages Schema - extensible version to
Working Group Last Call
Dec-1998 Draft of TISDAG Project Report to Informational
Jan-1999 Draft on guidelines for naming and interconnection to BCP
Feb-1999 Draft on Minimum White Pages Schema - extensible version to PS
Mar-1999 Group closes down unless additional work items arise and
ADs/IESG approve charter changes.