Conventions Used in This Book
Commands, fiile names, text output, and code are presented in a constant width typeface. For example:
mkdir /export/dsinstall
Command and output lines that are too long to fit on one line in the book are broken across two or more lines like this:
ldapsearch -b "dc=example,dc=com" -s sub "(&(givenName=Gordon)(sn=Good))"
cn ou mailpostalAddress
Text that serves as a placeholder is shown in italics. For example, in the following command "id" is a placeholder:
finger
id @example.com
Newly introduced terms are also shown in italics. For example:
LDAP is a
message-oriented protocol.
Keystrokes and textual labels that appear on screen are shown in bold, like this:
Press the
Enter key or click the
Install button to continue.