Novell LINUX ENTERPRISE 11 - SUBSCRIPTION MANAGEMENT TOOL GUIDE 10-02-2009 Manual page 62

4 The script asks if you want to create and use a local branch LDAP database on
5 The script initializes the local branch LDAP database using the ldapadd com-
6 In offline installation mode, it is not yet possible to find the branch server domain.
7 The script asks for a final confirmation before it configures and starts the core
8 If everything is in order, the script finishes successfully. If any error is encountered
NOTE: Administration and Branch Server Combination
If the administration and branch servers are being configured on a single ma-
chine, no certificates are used and the SSL communication is disabled. Also,
there is no local branch LDAP database created, as the offline functionality is
not needed.
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If an Administration Server certificate is found, you are asked to acknowledge
its fingerprint and validate it. SSL communication is then automatically estab-
lished. If no certificate is found, unencrypted communication is used.
the Branch Server. It contains a copy of the subtree from the Administration
Server LDAP database which corresponds to this Branch Server. This is a part
of the SUSE Linux Enterprise Point of Service11 offline functionality feature.
The recommended default setting is yes.
If you select yes, the script initializes a local branch LDAP database. If you select
no, enter the hostname or IP address of an already-initialized LDAP database.
mand from the offline installation file.
Therefore, if there is no internet connection, the attempt fails and the script ter-
minates. However if there is a connection to the Administration Server, the script
finds the branch server domain in the Administration Server LDAP database and
prints information about the found domain.
Branch Server services.
it is reported and logged in syslog.
NOTE: Aborting the Script
If you select no in any configuration step (except when you select not
to use a local branch LDAP), script deletes all its intermediate data and
exits.