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3.2.4 Adding a New Branch to LDAP
The POS system manufacturer will provide a script to add the information
about a new branch to the LDAP directory.
For information, refer to the POS system manufacturer hardcopy documenta-
tion or the documentation on the OEM vendor CD.
To proceed with your setup, execute the script of the POS system manufac-
turer, such as posIBM_InitLdap.
The following information is needed by the SLRS, as shown in the following
example. The values must be adapted to your configuration.
Branch name, for example, store1.berlin.mycompany
Company name, for example, mycorp
Country abbreviation: us
LDAP administrator password, for example, secret
Branch server name, such as bs1
IP address, like 192.168.2.1
Network mask, for example, 255.255.255.0
Expert: Refer to Section
modifying the LDAP database on the administration server to manage the corre-
sponding branch servers and cash registers. A PosAdmin user needs LDAP knowl-
edge and should be familiar with the server structure described in Section
page 43.
3.2.5 Adding Cash Register Systems to LDAP
The POS system manufacturer will provide a script for adding the POS client
hardware information to the LDAP directory. For information, refer to the POS
system manufacturer hardcopy documentation or the documentation on the
OEM vendor CD.
To proceed with your setup, execute the script of the POS system manufac-
turer, such as posIBM_hardware.
Expert: Refer to Chapter
tion about adding POS client systems (CR) to LDAP.
3.2.6 Managing the POS Images
The purpose of this section is to put the POS images in the central rsync direc-
tory of the AS. To do this, copy the required POS images from the directory
/opt/SLES/POS/image/ to the rsync directory /opt/SLES/POS/rsync/. SUSE
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