Author: Umakant Mishra
Abstract:
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) is an IETF open
standard to provide directory services in the network. LDAP was initially
developed at the University of Michigan with an objective to include most of
the features of X.500 directory structure, while eliminating the burdens and
difficulties of the same.
The LDAP protocols offer the following basic functional
operations, viz., add, delete, modify, bind, unbind, search, compare, modify
distinguished name, abandon and extended operations.
The LDAP server stores the directory information in a
database. It offers a rich set of searching capabilities and provides the
capability for directory information to be queried (or updated). The client
makes a TCP/IP connection and sends requests to an LDAP server. The LDAP server
executes the search (or update) command and returns a response to the client.
LDAP servers use a default port 389 to provide their service.
This article is a TRIZ based study of patents on LDAP
administration. This analyzes patents on LDAP administration, finds the trends
of evolution and predicts the future lines of inventions on LDAP
administration.
Keywords: LDAP directory, Directory Protocol,
Inventions, Software Inventions, LDAP inventions, Software Patents, LDAP data
access, LDAP data storage, Data
Protection, Data security, LDAP Management, LDAP Administration
Umakant Mishra, Inventions on LDAP Administration- A TRIZ
based analysis, TRIZsite Journal, Aug 2006
Umakant Mishra,
Inventions on LDAP Administration- A TRIZ Based Analysis (August 2006).
Available at SSRN:http://ssrn.com/abstract=925932 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.925932
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/256069128_Inventions_on_LDAP_Administration-_A_TRIZ_Based_Analysis?fulltextDialog=true&ev=prf_pub_xaddfulltext
No comments:
Post a Comment