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8.7.1.2 Permissions	118
8.7.1.3 Bind rules	119
8.7.2 Setting permissions	119
8.7.2.1 The precedence rule	119
8.7.2.2 Allowing or denying access	119
8.7.2.3 When to deny access	120
8.7.2.4 Where to place access control rules	120
8.7.2.5 Using filtered access control rules	120
8.7.3 Viewing ACIs: Get effective rights	121
8.7.4 Using ACIs: Some hints and tricks	122
8.8 Database encryption	123
8.9 Securing server to server connections	124
8.10 Other security resources	124
9 Directory design examples	125
9.1 Design example: A local enterprise	125
9.1.1 Local enterprise data design	125
9.1.2 Local enterprise schema design	125
9.1.3 Local enterprise directory tree design	126
9.1.4 Local enterprise topology design	127
9.1.4.1 Database topology	127
9.1.5 Local enterprise replication design	128
9.1.5.1 Supplier architecture	128
9.1.5.2 Supplier consumer architecture	129
9.1.6 Local enterprise security design	130
9.1.7 Local enterprise tuning and optimizations	131
9.1.8 Local enterprise operations decisions	131
9.2 Design example: A multinational enterprise and its extranet	131
9.2.1 Multinational enterprise data design	132
9.2.2 Multinational enterprise schema design	132
9.2.3 Multinational enterprise directory tree design	132
9.2.4 Multinational enterprise topology design	134
9.2.4.1 Database topology	134
9.2.4.2 Server topology	135
9.2.5 Multinational enterprise replication design	137
9.2.5.1 Supplier architecture	137
9.2.6 Multinational enterprise security design	139
10 Support and other resources	141
10.1 Contacting HP	141
10.1.1 Information to collect before contacting HP	141
10.1.2 How to contact HP technical support	141
10.1.3 HP authorized resellers	141
10.1.4 Documentation feedback	141
10.2 Related information	141
10.2.1 HP-UX Directory Server documentation set	141
10.2.2 HP-UX documentation set	142
10.2.3 Troubleshooting resources	143
10.3 Typographic conventions	143
Glossary	145

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