Which of the following is the most appropriate structure of an LDAP entry?

The most appropriate structure of an LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) entry is typically in the form:

cn=bobsmith,dc=cisco,dc=com

In this structure:

• cn represents the Common Name attribute, often used for the name of the entry or the person’s name.
• dc represents the Domain Component attribute, which is used to structure the directory in a hierarchical manner.

This format adheres to the common LDAP naming conventions where the Common Name (cn) is typically associated with the individual’s or entity’s name, and the Domain Component (dc) is used to represent the domain components in a hierarchical structure.