Ira,
>While this behavior is not required of SLPv2 DAs, it is considered
>(at least by some) to be the best practice default DA behavior (i.e.,
>find an LDAP server via DNS or DHCP or SLP during bootup and then
>automatically begin shadowing service registrations into LDAP).
>
I would not call this "best practice". At this point, it is a
hypothetical practice recommended as a way of fostering SLP/LDAP
interoperability. To my knowledge, there is no commercial DA
currently available that shadows service registrations into LDAP.
Sunlabs did a prototype that validated the RFC 2926 schema conversion
draft, but the code was never productized.
jak