LDAP v3 is specified by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) in a number of their Requests For Comments (RFCs). These RFCs are identified by IETF RFC 3377. They specify the protocol, but do not completely specify the requirements for LDAP clients or servers. This paper presents an analysis of the features of the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol, Version 3 (LDAP v3), as a basis for the LDAP Certified Product Standard.
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