How to setup your first directory instance click here Note: If you have any issues with the Directory Server Control Center(DSCC) and you needed to re-initialize it Click here Contents 1 Setup Directory Server Certificates 1.1 Before you start Make sure to setup the DSCC certificates 1.2 Setup a password file 1.3 Enable DSCC replication …
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Note: For most up-to-date OUD/ODSM information click here click here Note: If you have any issues with the Directory Server Control Center(DSCC) and you needed to re-initialize it Click here Contents 1 Directory Server Control Center certificates 1.1 Make sure to setup Directory Server Control Center certificates 2 Directory Proxy configuration 2.1 Create a Directory …
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Note: For most up-to-date OUD/ODSM information click here Contents 1 Create new servers and start them 1.1 Note: The next steps are needed for the directory server instance to use an FQDN certificate. 1.2 Note2: For DS7 replace the instance path with /opt/SUNWdsee7/var/dcc/ads 1.2.1 On all 3 server stop the ldap instance (if it was …
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Contents 1 Installing and configuring OUD Directory 1.1 Setup OUD user/group account 1.1.1 Modify /etc/hosts 1.1.2 Create ZFS file systems 1.1.3 Configure proper owner 1.1.4 Install needed packages 1.1.5 Configure passwords 1.1.6 OS Tuning 1.1.7 Copy and extract files 1.2 Install OUD Directory 1.2.1 Options at installtion 1.3 Before configuring / create certificate 1.3.1 Generate …
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If an Active Directory server was add/replaced with a new one (with the same name), the usnNumber (AD replication tracking) numbers will be reset and ID sync will report changes out of sync
Perl Script to parse ODSEE ldap logs. #!/usr/bin/perl use Tie::IxHash; tie %db, Tie::IxHash; ($file) = @ARGV if @ARGV; $file = ‘access’ unless -f $file; open(IN, “$file”) or die; while () { ## for raw ldap log # [20/Nov/2007:20:55:43 -0500] conn=251299755 op=491 msgId=571 – RESULT err=0 tag=101 nentries=967 etime=0 notes=U #if (/conn=(\d+).*?notes=U/) { $db{“$1”} ++; } …