Directory Independence wird nicht fortgeführt

Created: 7. January 2010
Last Update: 6. December 2021
Author: Christoph Stoettner
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‘Domino: Directory Independence wird nicht fortgeführt’

Schöner Mist, genau das Feature das wirklich von vielen herbeigesehnt wird und auch die Lösung für verschiedene Probleme wäre, wird von IBM nur in den Hosted Services fortgeführt, wird aber seinen Weg nicht in Domino finden. Sehr schade!

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The intent of the Domino Directory Independence (DI) capability was to enable Notes and Domino to store person and group information exclusively in an LDAP Directory. This was a significant initiative undertaken by the Domino Development team, specifically, DI had the goal of easing the burden for administrators who deploy and manage multiple directories. We have made the business decision to leverage DI in IBM’s hosted offerings, but there are no plans to provide this Directory Independence capability in Domino.

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