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LFCS Question #433: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is A: Add the correct indexes in slapd.conf, stop the server and run slapindex.. This question addresses how to improve slow, sequential LDAP searches by optimizing the server configuration.
Submitted by valeria.br· Apr 18, 2026Service Configuration
Question
An administrator notices that searches are being processed sequentially and taking a long time to complete. What should be done to speed up the searches?
Options
- AAdd the correct indexes in slapd.conf, stop the server and run slapindex.
- BRefine the search filter.
- CUse the -binarytreesearch option with ldapsearch.
- DUse the -fuzzy option with ldapsearch.
Explanation
This question addresses how to improve slow, sequential LDAP searches by optimizing the server configuration.
Common mistakes.
- B. Refining the search filter may reduce the number of results, but it does not change the underlying sequential processing method if the relevant attributes are not indexed, thus not fundamentally speeding up search processing for the server.
- C. The
-binarytreesearchoption is not a standard or documentedldapsearchclient option for optimizing server-side search performance. - D. The
-fuzzyoption is not a standard or documentedldapsearchclient option for optimizing server-side search performance.
Concept tested. OpenLDAP indexing for search performance
Reference. https://www.openldap.org/doc/admin24/tuning.html#Indexing
Topics
#LDAP#Indexing#Performance Tuning#slapd
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