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Chapter 7. Command-Line Scripts
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7.4 .9. migrate-ds.pl
T he m igrate-ds.pl script is used to migrate a Directory Server 7.1 instance to Directory Server 8.1.
Migration can happen between instances on on the same machine, on different machines, or on different
platforms.
IMPORTANT
Do not run setup-ds-adm in.pl for the new Directory Server 8.1 instance before running the
migration script if you are migrating from a 7.1 server.
If you are upgrading from a Directory Server 8.0 server, do not run m igrate-ds.pl. Run
setup-ds-adm in.pl -u instead.
NOTE
T his script only migrates a Directory Server instance, not an Administration Server.
Information can be passed with the script or in an .inf file, same as the setup scripts.
Both the .inf parameters and command-line arguments are described in the silent configuration
section of the Installation Guide.
Syntax
m igrate-ds.pl --oldsroot=server_directory [ --actualsroot=server_directory ] [ --
instance=instance_name ] [ --file=name ] [ --cross ] [ --debug ] [ --log=name ]
General.ConfigDirectoryAdminPwd=password
Options
Description
Lists the most frequent error and return codes.
Lists the bind DNs with the most failed logins
(invalid password).
Lists the number of occurrences for each type of
connection code.
Lists the IP addresses and connection codes of
the clients with the most connections, which
detects clients that may be trying to compromise
security.
Lists the most frequently used bind DNs.
Lists the most frequent base DNs when
performing operations.
Lists the most frequently used filter strings for
searches.
Lists the longest and most frequent etim es
(elapsed operation time).
Lists the largest and most frequent nentries
(entries per result).
Lists the number and OID of all extended
operations.
Lists the names of the most requested attributes.
Lists the details of all abandoned operations.
Gives recommendations based on data collected
from the log file.
Gives operation details about unindexed
searches.
Lists connection latency details, which indicates
the overall connection latency.
Lists open connection ID statistics, which
indicates the FDs that are not yet closed.