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Figure 3-6 depicts a hardware entry in the LDAP directory. Each unique piece of
hardware has an entry in the LDAP directory’s Global section.
Figure 3-6 LDAP hardware entry
Figure3-7 depicts a unique POS image entry in the LDAP directory. Each unique
POS image has an entry in the LDAP directory’s Global section.
Figure 3-7 LDAP POS image entry
3.3.3 Server services
The administrative server runs the directory service and the RSYNC Server. The
branch servers run all the services required to start the POS devices, including
Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP), Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol ...
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