[Ietf-not43] First draft on Relay bags in FIRS
Steven Legg
steven.legg at adacel.com.au
Fri Aug 15 13:05:18 EDT 2003
Eric & Peter,
Eric A. Hall wrote:
> on 8/13/2003 8:37 AM Peter Gietz wrote:
>
> > please find attached a first version of the promissed Draft on FIRS
> > Relay Bag.
>
> > A FIRS client SHOULD evaluate if the server it initially
> connects to
> > supports this feature, by checking if the controlType Object
> > Identifier of the control specified in this document
> > (relayBagSearchOID) is stored in the attribute
> supportedControl of
> > the root DSE entry, which is specified in [RFC2251], section 3.4.
>
> I'll put some more time into this in a couple of days but the
> first thing
> that jumps out at me is that this should be a MAY instead of
> a SHOULD. Too
> many round-trips spent on query setup will make this service
> unusable for
> fast lookups. There might be some other options for dealing
> with the need
> for this, such as having the control returned as a bind
> response similar
> to firsVersion.
I don't see a need for any sort of check. The control in the request
is required to be marked critical. The client should just send in its
query with the control attached. FIRS-aware LDAP servers will do their
job. Conformant LDAP servers that are not FIRS-aware will respond with
the error unsupportedCriticalExtension.
Regards,
Steven
>
> Also, does there need to be any wording on how the data should be
> encapsulated within an LDAP URL?
>
> --
> Eric A. Hall
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