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!! LDAP Application Readiness
You need to be sure your LDAP Application before you can use the production LDAP Environment.
This is a simply your application performing the typical [LDAP|LDAP Overview] calls to a [LDAP|LDAP Overview] server and having the LDAP Team capturing some [LDAP|LDAP Overview] traces to ensure your application is not performing any "non-standard" [LDAP|LDAP Overview] calls that could be problematic for your application or the [LDAP|LDAP Overview] Infrastructure.
You will need to know the following to schedule the tests:
* LDAP Accounts (Standard IDs) you will be using with your Application for testing.
* IP Address(es) of all machines that will be accessing the LDAP servers for testing.
* Which LDAP server you will be making LDAP calls.
* A brief description of the [LDAP|LDAP Overview] calls your Application performs. Often they would be soemthing like:
** Application Startup, Bind to LDAP Store
** User Login -
** Search for uid
** Bind as user
** etc.
* Repeating of the above on LDAPS (LDAP over [SSL/TLS|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transport_Layer_Security]) will be required before you can use the production LDAP services.
!Be sure you are Ready
These test should be performed over non-SSL connections on port 389 and over TLS/SSL connections on port 636.
!! More Information
There might be more information for this subject on one of the following:
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