Monday, September 29, 2008

What is an Oracle Internet Directory Node?

An Oracle Internet Directory node consists of one or more directory server instances connected to the same directory store. The directory store—that is, the repository of the directory data—is an Oracle Database.
The Oracle directory replication server uses LDAP to communicate with an Oracle directory (LDAP) server instance. To communicate with the database, all components use OCI/Oracle Net Services. Oracle Directory Manager and the command-line tools communicate with the Oracle directory servers over LDAP.

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