RFC 2830

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RFC 2830 is an Internet standard that originally specified how to use Transport Layer Security (TLS) to secure LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) connections.

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RFC 2830 canonical 2

Statements (42)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Internet standard
Request for Comments
appliesTo LDAP version 3
area Applications
category Standards Track
defines LDAPv3 StartTLS request message NERFINISHED
LDAPv3 StartTLS response message
LDAPv3 extended operation OID for StartTLS
StartTLS extended operation for LDAPv3
documentType Standards-track protocol specification
focusesOn Security of LDAPv3 protocol exchanges
intendedAudience LDAP implementers
Protocol designers
Security engineers
language English
mechanismType In-band security upgrade for LDAP
motivation To provide a standard way to protect LDAP communications over the network
obsoletedBy RFC 4511 NERFINISHED
RFC 4513 NERFINISHED
obsoletes None
protocolLayer Application layer
publishedBy Internet Engineering Task Force
surface form: IETF

Internet Engineering Task Force
recommends Use of TLS instead of simple clear-text authentication in LDAP
relatedTo LDAPv3 NERFINISHED
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol NERFINISHED
TLS NERFINISHED
Transport Layer Security NERFINISHED
relation Part of the LDAPv3 core technical specification set
securityMechanism Transport Layer Security NERFINISHED
securityProperty Confidentiality for LDAP traffic
Integrity for LDAP traffic
Optional client authentication for LDAP
Server authentication for LDAP
specifies Use of TLS to secure LDAP connections
standardizes Negotiation of TLS on an existing LDAP connection
status Obsoleted
stream Internet Engineering Task Force
surface form: IETF
title Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (v3): Extension for Transport Layer Security NERFINISHED
updates RFC 2251 NERFINISHED
uses TLS cipher suites
X.509 public key certificates NERFINISHED

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RFC 4513 obsoletes RFC 2830
RFC 4512 obsoletes RFC 2830