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LDAP Standardization Report

Explore the current state of LDAP standardization focusing on standards development, certifications, IETF updates, and the LDAP Directorate. Understand the challenges and advancements in LDAP protocols and extensions.

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LDAP Standardization Report

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  1. LDAP Standardization Report Kurt D. Zeilenga kurt@openldap.org

  2. Standards Development Organizations • IETF • LDAP Revision (LDAPbis) • LDAP Extensions (LDAPext) • LDAP Duplication/Update Protocols (LDUP) • LDAP Directorate • ITU and ISO/IEC JTC1 SG • Open Group Directory Interoperability Forum

  3. OpenGroup’sDirectory Interoperability Forum • Directory Certification Programs • Servers: LDAP Certified • Clients: LDAP Ready • Are developing DSML certification programs

  4. ITU & ISO/IEC JTC1 SG • X.520 matching rule internationalization • What’s a space? • How is case ignore matching to be done? • Which normalization algorithms is to be used? • How is transliteration (T.61/Unicode) to be done? • Misc LDAP alignment • Targeted for 5th edition of X.500 (2005?)

  5. IETF New LDAP RFCs • RFC 3377: LDAP Technical Specification • RFC 3383: IANA Considerations for LDAP • RFC 3494: LDAPv2 to Historic • RFC 3352: CLDAP to Historic

  6. IESG Approved I-D • In RFC Editor’s queue: • draft-ietf-policy-core-schema: Policy Core LDAP Schema • Tentatively approved • draft-zeilenga-ldap-collective/subentry/draft-legg-ldap-gser: Collective Attributes

  7. LDAPbis Status • Revised TS may be done this summer • What next? Revise extension TSs?

  8. LDAPext Status • Basically shutdown. WG cannot formally conclude because “Locate” I-D is before the IESG. • Locate I-D likely to be returned to WG • WG needs to determine how then to proceed

  9. LDUP • LCUP (content sync) work: two proposals • “LCUP” – requires histories, requires limited “system schema” knowledge, overly chatty • “LDAP Sync” – requires no histories, requires “system schema” knowledge, chatty • LDUP(multi-master replication) work stalled, WG wants to publish existing I-Ds as Informational and then shutdown. WG considering how to proceed.

  10. LDAP Directorate • Provides comments to IESG, IAB, and WG chairs regarding Individual and non-LDAP-WG LDAP I-Ds • Composed of the 6 LDAP co-chairs, selected experts, and the Applications Area Directors. • Not a review board, that’s the IESG job

  11. LDAP in other WGs • PKIX: LDAP PKI Schema, ;binary revision, certificate matching • KRB-WG: KDC Administration over LDAP • CRISP

  12. Key Individual Drafts Legg: X.500 ACM in LDAP, Component Matching, GSER Zeilenga: Collective Attributes, Subentries, Transactions, Lang Tag/Ranges (RFC2596bis), … Weltman: Proxy Authz, Java LDAP Harrison: Intermediate Responses, LBURP

  13. Summary • LDAP Standardization is alive and well. • Most extension work being done on an “individual” basis. • May be difficult for vendors and deployers to determine which technical specifications are applicable. More applicabililty statements are needed.

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