LX0-104 · Question #160
Which of the following are common Net::LDAP methods? (Choose THREE correct answers.)
The correct answer is A. bind D. search E. unbind. The common Net::LDAP methods for interacting with an LDAP directory include bind for authentication, search for querying, and unbind for disconnecting.
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- Abind
- Bquery
- Cerror
- Dsearch
- Eunbind
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(55 responses)- A87% (48)
- B9% (5)
- C4% (2)
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The common `Net::LDAP` methods for interacting with an LDAP directory include `bind` for authentication, `search` for querying, and `unbind` for disconnecting.
The `bind` method is used in `Net::LDAP` to authenticate a client to the LDAP server, establishing the necessary permissions for subsequent operations.
`query` is not a standard method name for performing searches in `Net::LDAP`; the `search` method is used instead.
`error` is typically a method or attribute used to retrieve error information from a `Net::LDAP` message object, rather than being a primary operational method itself.
The `search` method is the primary function used to query the LDAP directory for entries that match specified criteria.
The `unbind` method is used to gracefully disconnect the client from the LDAP server, releasing any resources held by the connection.
Concept tested: Perl Net::LDAP module basic operations
Source: https://metacpan.org/pod/Net::LDAP
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