The following table summarizes the advantages and disadvantages of each method of setting limits on operations:
Method |
Description |
Advantages |
Disadvantages |
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Limits can be set for an entire DSA. All users binding to the DSA are constrained by these limits, unless they have role-based limits. |
Simple to configure |
Must stop and start DSA for changes to take effect Cannot set different limits for administrative accounts or applications |
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Limits can be assigned to a role. When a member of that role binds to the directory, the limits for that role apply to the user. |
Set limits once for a role, and all users with that role inherit the limits Can change the limits without having to restart the DSA Can run batch services that may return large search results without the need to run a separate DSA |
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Limits can be included in a search request. These limits apply to that search request only. |
Applications can control the amount of data returned |
Relies on applications to set appropriate limits for their searches |
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