MongoDB Documentation, Release 3.0.4 Tool Improvements • mongo shell supports a global /etc/mongorc.js . • All MongoDB executable files now support the --quiet option to suppress all logging output except for error messages. • mongoimport uses the input filename, without the file extension if any, as the collection name if run without the -c or --collection specification. • mongoexport can now constrain export data using --skip and --limit , as well as order the documents in an export using the --sort option. • mongostat can support the use of --rowcount ( -n ) with the --discover option to produce the specified number of output lines. • Add strict mode representation for data_numberlong for use by mongoexport and mongoimport . MongoDB Enterprise Features The following changes are specific to MongoDB Enterprise Editions: MongoDB Enterprise for Windows MongoDB Enterprise for Windows (page 49) is now available. It includes support for Kerberos, SSL, and SNMP. MongoDB Enterprise for Windows does not include LDAP support for authentication. However, MongoDB Enterprise for Linux supports using LDAP authentication with an ActiveDirectory server. MongoDB Enterprise for Windows includes OpenSSL version 1.0.1g. MongoDB Enterprise adds auditing (page 330) capability for mongod and mongos instances. See Auditing (page 330) for details. Auditing LDAP Support for Authentication MongoDB Enterprise provides support for proxy authentication of users. This allows administrators to configure a MongoDB cluster to authenticate users by proxying authentication requests to a specified Lightweight Directory Ac- cess Protocol (LDAP) service. See Authenticate Using SASL and LDAP with OpenLDAP (page 369) and Authenticate Using SASL and LDAP with ActiveDirectory (page 366) for details. MongoDB Enterprise for Windows does not include LDAP support for authentication. However, MongoDB Enterprise for Linux supports using LDAP authentication with an ActiveDirectory server. MongoDB does not support LDAP authentication in mixed sharded cluster deployments that contain both version 2.4 and version 2.6 shards. See Upgrade MongoDB to 2.6 (page 866) for upgrade instructions. MongoDB Enterprise has greatly expanded its SNMP support to provide SNMP access to nearly the full range of metrics provided by db.serverStatus() . Expanded SNMP Support 12.2. Previous Stable Releases 855