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NOTE Any changes made to files in the
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
-i
-p
-u
When activating the gateway, you can use the
the default ( for the Directory Server,
389
also be edited manually; see "Changing the Port."
The utility will restore edited files when the server is restarted. Any changes made to the
-u
configuration files are normally lost when the gateway is deactivated and restarted; using
this utility will save those changes and restore them when the host server is stopped and
started:
./slapd-serverID/dsml-activate.{pl|bat} -u
You must run the utility after
-u
dsml-activate.{pl|bat} -i -p 3033
dsml-activate.{pl|bat} -i -p 3222
back-to-back, the Admin Server and the gateway will not start, with an error message, such
as:
-u required at ./dsml-activate.pl line 30
Any changes in configuration or restarts must occur in a
ensure that both the server and the gateway will start:
dsml-activate.{pl|bat} -i -p 3033
dsml-activate.{pl|bat} -u
dsml-activate.{pl|bat} -i -p 3222
/admin-serv/config
Initializes the gateway.
Optional. Sets the port number. The -p utility is only used with -i.
Restores edited files and disables the gateway the next time the
server is restarted.
utility to specify a port number other than
-p
for the Admin Server). This parameter can
8080
. If you were to run the commands
-i
Activating the Gateway
directory will be
order, as follows, to
-i -u -i
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