setting up LDAP question

[richard lucassen <mailinglists@lucassen.org>]

I want to:

- use LDAP for internal use
- use LDAP for an addressbook
- use LDAP for user auth
- use LDAP for different other future databases
- use my own objectclasses. I have an IANA number (1.3.6.1.4.1.10624).

It works, but I'd like to know if I'm on the right way when I organize 
things like this:

dc=lucassen,dc=org
|\__ou=users
|   |\__cn=unixgroup (top,posixGroup,groupOfUniqueNames)
|   |\__uid=user1 (top,posixAccount,shadowAccount)
|   |\__uid=user2
|    \__uid=user3
|
|\__ou=addressbook
|   |\__cn=address1 (naw [local.schema])
|   |\__cn=address2
|   |\__cn=address3
|    \__cn=address4
|
|\__ou=other-database
|   |\__cn=entry1 (another-objectclass [local.schema])

I have a local.schema, a slapd.conf (a RedHat version) and an ldif dump:

http://tech1.cam.nl/docs/ldap/local.schema
http://tech1.cam.nl/docs/ldap/test2.ldif
http://tech1.cam.nl/docs/ldap/slapd.conf

It is an rpm install of openldap-2.0.23-4 on RedHat-7.3.

Comments are really appreciated. I'm an LDAP newbie. Please do not talk 
5-year-LDAP-experience-language to me ;-) I just want to set up an LDAP 
server that is properly configured.

Richard.

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