The statement that information on a user is hidden, yet distributed across several servers is not an advantage to using multiple LDAP servers. LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) is a protocol that allows access to a centralized directory service that stores information about users, groups, devices, etc. Using multiple LDAP servers can provide advantages such as faster access time, compartmentalization, and high availability, but not hiding information. Information on a user is not hidden by using multiple LDAP servers, but rather replicated or partitioned across them. Replication means that the same information is copied to all LDAP servers, while partitioning means that different information is stored on different LDAP servers. Both methods aim to improve performance and reliability, not security or privacy.References: [LDAP Integration], [LDAP]
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