Summary of Contents for Red Hat DIRECTORY SERVER 2.0 - GATEWAY
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Red Hat Directory Server DSML Gateway Directory Server provides a Java gateway application based on Directory Service Markup Language (DSML) version 2.0. The following sections contain background on DSML, information on how to use the DSML gateway with Directory Server and Web servers, and how to configure your DSML gateway: •...
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Introduction to DSML Gateway DSML version 2.0, the basis for Directory Server’s DSML Gateway, allows directory contents to be accessed, modified, and controlled through XML (eXtensible Markup Language), a more flexible language than HTML that allows customized markup languages to be created for different uses. As a Web services protocol, DSML closely mirrors Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP).
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DSML Gateway with Directory Server NOTE Since the bindDN and password for a user in the DSML gateway is the same bindDN and password used to access the Directory Server, proxy authorization is the same proxy right that is determined by access control rules.
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Activating the Gateway Install Directory Server. The DSML gateway is installed with Directory Server. It must be activated separately; see step 3. The DSML Gateway can run simultaneously with the other two gateways that are installed with Directory Server; however, it does not interact with them.
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Activating the Gateway NOTE Any changes made to files in the directory will be /admin-serv/config lost if the gateway is deactivated and restarted. Gateway Utilities The DSML gateway comes with three command-line utilities, listed in Table DSML-1. Table DSML-1 Gateway Command-Line Utilities Initializes the gateway.
Configuring the DSML Gateway Configuring the DSML Gateway The gateway is already configured at installation. With the default settings, the gateway is running using the Admin Server as the host. The default URL is , where the are the Admin Server’s host:port/axis/sercvices/dsmlgw host port...
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Configuring the DSML Gateway Changing the Host and BindDN Changing the Host Stop the gateway. If the gateway is configured with the default parameters, this is done by stopping the server: ./stop-admin Open the file in the directory. dsmlgw.cfg /clients/dsmlgw Edit the value of the attribute to reflect the server you wish to use.
Configuring the DSML Gateway Edit the value of the attribute to reflect the user for whom you are allowing BindDN access. For example, to change the default bindDN anonymous , change the line that reads uid=fred,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com BindDN=anonymous BindDN=uid=fred,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com Edit the value of the attribute.
Configuring the DSML Gateway ./start-admin Example Configuration Parameters not in the file are set to the default value. All of the configuration options that are currently in the document are correct and exist. The following is an example gateway configuration for Corporation: example.com # DSMLGW configuration for example.com Corporation...
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Configuring the DSML Gateway Red Hat Directory Server DSML Gateway • February 2005...
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