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Chapter 4. Silent Installation and Instance Creation
Optional Directive
InstallLdifFile
Table 4-3. Optional
4.1.3.4. [admin] Installation Directives
installation directives specify information of interest only to your Directory Server's Ad-
[admin]
ministration Server. That is, this is the installation information required for the Administration Server
that is used to manage the Directory Server instance that you are currently installing.
The [admin] installation directives are listed in Table 4-4.
Directive
Components
SysUser
Port
ServerAdminID
ServerAdminPwd
ServerIpAddress
Table 4-4.
[admin]
Description
Causes the contents of the LDIF file to be used to populate your
directory.
Installation Directives
[slapd]
Description
Specifies the admin components to be installed. The base components
are:
admin - Install Administration Server. You must install the
Administration Server if you are also installing some other server,
such as Directory Server
admin-client - Install Red Hat Console
Specify just this component if you are installing Red Hat Console as
stand-alone. Do not install this component if you do remotely manage
your servers and Red Hat Console is installed somewhere else on your
network.
Specifies the user the Administration Server runs as. For default
installations that use the default port numbers, this user must be root,
which is the default. For information as to what users your servers
should run, refer to
Section 1.2.3 Deciding the User and Group for Your Servers.
Specifies the port that the Administration Server uses. The
Administration Server's host name is given by the
FullMachineName directive. For more information on
FullMachineName, refer to Table 4-1.
Specifies the administration ID that can be used to access this
Administration Server if the configuration directory is not responding.
The default is to use the value specified by the
ConfigDirectoryAdminID directive. See
Section 1.2.4 Defining Authentication Entities for information on this
directive.
Specifies the password for ServerAdminID.
Specifies the IP address the Administration Server listens to. Use this
directive if you are installing on a multi-homed system and you do not
want to use the first IP address for your Administration Server.
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