CONFIGURING
If you upgrade a server, the LDAP service uses the LDAP anonymous access configuration from the previous release.
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If you create or edit the domain Configuration Settings document after updating the directory with the new PUBNAMES.NTF design, the list of attributes allowed for anonymous access shown in the table are not included.
These attributes were not listed in previous releases because you could not prevent anonymous LDAP access to them -- in previous releases anonymous LDAP users always had search access to these attributes. Starting with version 6, you can deny anonymous LDAP search access to the attributes in the table, although they are allowed for anonymous search access by default to be consistent with the anonymous search behavior of previous releases.
Table 1. Anonymous Access Attributes Not Listed in Releases prior to Version 6
Related concepts Configuring anonymous LDAP search access to a directory
Related tasks Using the domain Configuration Settings document to customize anonymous LDAP search access to a directory Converting the default anonymous access settings to database ACL and extended ACL settings