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	Title		: A Minimum LDAPv3 White Pages Schema
	Author(s)	: C. Weider, T. Howes, C. Apple, M. Wahl
	Filename	: draft-ietf-lsd-ldapv3-wp-00.txt
	Pages		: 12
	Date		: 22-Dec-97
	
   Many different white pages schema proposals have been published for
   use in LDAPv3 as well as other directory service protocols.  While
   these proposals define schema elements that are indeed useful in the
   deployment of LDAPv3-based directory services, there are a few
   problems common to the set of such proposals currently available to
   implementors: inconsistent semantic and syntactic definitions of
   similar attributes across schema, little or no semantic extensibility
   of attribute definitions without changing source code for deployed
   implementations, lack of standard object class definitions for
   containing white pages meta schema elements, and lack of an attribute
   grouping method. This document defines an object class for holding
   IWPS attributes as mapped into existing and relatively few newly
   defined extensible attribute types.

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