User Friendly Naming
Philip Gladstone <philip@cgin.cto.citicorp.com> Wed, 27 January 1993 01:53 UTC
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From: Philip Gladstone <philip@cgin.cto.citicorp.com>
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Subject: User Friendly Naming
Has there been any thought on how to extend UFN to handle residentialPerson style objects? For example, my DN could be (but not in the directory yet) [Some alignment with NADF might be desirable] streetAddress=2001 Stearns Hill Rd + cn="Gladstone, Philip", l=Waltham, st=Massachusetts, c=US Note that this DN has two localities in it (MA and Waltham). Thoughts? Philip
- User Friendly Naming Philip Gladstone