RFC 2657 (rfc2657) - Page 2 of 12
LDAPv2 Client vs
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RFC 2657 LDAPv2 vs. Index Mesh August 1999
2.1 The CIP Object Classes
Object class descriptions are written according to the BNF defined in
[5].
2.1.1 cIPIndex
The cIPIndex objectClass, if present in a entry, allows it to hold
one indexvalue and information connected to this value.
( 1.2.752.17.3.9
NAME 'cIPIndex'
SUP 'top'
STRUCTURAL
MUST ( extendedDSI $ idx )
MAY ( indexOCAT )
)
2.1.2 cIPDataSet
The cIPDataSet objectClass, if present in a entry, allows it to hold
information concerning one DataSet.
( 1.2.752.17.3.10
NAME 'cIPDataSet'
SUP 'top'
STRUCTURAL
MUST ( dSI $ searchBase )
MAY ( indexOCAT $ description $ indexType $
accessPoint $ protocolVersion $ polledBy $
updateIntervall $ securityOption $
supplierURI $ consumerURI $ baseURI $
attributeNamespace $ consistencyBase
)
)
2.2 The CIP attributeTypes
The attributes idx, indexOCAT, extendedDSI, description,
cIPIndexType, baseURI, dSI are used by a client accessing the index
server. The other attributes (accesspoint, protocolVersion,
polledBy, updateIntervall, consumerURI, supplierURI and
securityOption, attributeNamespace, consistencyBase) are all for
usage in server to server interactions.
Hedberg Experimental