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32 Chapter 2 Configuring servers
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To enable the internal LDAP server, click Switch to Internal Server. The
internal server is disabled if you enable an external LDAP server.
Under General Configuration, click to remove the user's fully qualified ID
suffix from the UID before sending it to the RADIUS server. An example of a
user ID and suffix where Rcole is the UID and acme.com is the suffix, is
rcole@acme.com. Specify the character that separates the suffix from the
UID.
Click Stop Server or Start Server, as appropriate, when you intend to back
up or restore a configuration, or after you complete the restoration of a
configuration. You must stop the LDAP server before you can perform the
backup and restore procedures.
Under Internal Server Control, Directory shows the current directory path,
which begins at the root disk drive (ide0). Be sure to stop the LDAP before
performing a backup or restore procedure. To resume operation, you must
restart the LDAP server that you were running.
To backup to a file:
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Enter a filename (eight characters maximum) to back up the database.
b Click Backup Now to start the backup procedure. This procedure backs
up changes to the internal LDAP LDIF file only (it writes to the LDAP
Interchange Format file). The LDIF file is an intermediate databasefile
that you use to move data between LDAP servers.
To restore from a file:
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Select a file from the Restore from File list with which to restore the
LDAP database.
b Click Restore Now.
Both the backup and restore processes can take extended periods of time,
based on the size of the database.
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The Installed LDAP (SSL) CA Certificates section shows whether any
certificates are installed. Click Import Secure LDAP (SSL) CA
Certificate to import a CA certificate
dialog box where you can paste a PKCS#7 Base-64 certificate.
Select Optimize Database to optimize the internal LDAP database.
This option takes you to an edit
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