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Red Hat DIRECTORY SERVER 7.1 Administrator's Manual (652 pages)
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Directory Server Overview
27
Introduction to this Reference Guide
27
Prerequisite Reading
28
Conventions Used in this Book
29
Related Information
30
Part 1 Administering Red hat Directory Server
31
Chapter 1 Introduction to Red hat Directory Server
33
Overview of Directory Server Management
33
Using the Directory Server Console
34
Starting Directory Server Console
34
Copying Entry Dns to the Clipboard
35
Configuring the Directory Manager
35
Binding to the Directory from Red hat Console
36
Changing Login Identity
36
Viewing the Current Bind DN from the Console
37
Starting and Stopping the Directory Server
37
Starting and Stopping the Server from the Console
37
Starting and Stopping the Server from the Command-Line
38
Configuring LDAP Parameters
38
Changing Directory Server Port Numbers
38
Placing the Entire Directory Server in Read-Only Mode
40
Tracking Modifications to Directory Entries
41
Cloning a Directory Server
42
Creating a New Directory Server Instance
42
Cloning the Directory Configuration
43
Starting the Server in Referral Mode
43
Using the Refer Command
44
Chapter 2 Creating Directory Entries
45
Managing Entries from the Directory Console
45
Creating a Root Entry
46
Creating Directory Entries
47
Table 2-1 Entry Templates and Corresponding Object Classes
47
Creating an Entry Using a Predefined Template
48
Creating Other Types of Entries
48
Modifying Directory Entries
49
Displaying the Property Editor
50
Adding an Object Class to an Entry
50
Removing an Object Class
50
Adding an Attribute to an Entry
51
Adding very Large Attributes
52
Adding Attribute Values
52
Removing an Attribute Value
53
Adding an Attribute Subtype
53
Deleting Directory Entries
55
Managing Entries from the Command-Line
55
Providing Input from the Command-Line
56
Creating a Root Entry from the Command-Line
57
Adding Entries Using LDIF
57
Adding and Modifying Entries Using Ldapmodify
58
Adding Entries Using Ldapmodify
59
Table 2-2 Description of Ldapmodify Parameters Used for Adding Entries
59
Modifying Entries Using Ldapmodify
60
Table 2-3 Description of Ldapmodify Parameters Used for Modifying Entries
60
Deleting Entries Using Ldapdelete
61
Using Special Characters
62
Table 2-4 Description of Ldapdelete Parameters Used for Deleting Entries
62
LDIF Update Statements
63
Adding an Entry Using LDIF
64
Renaming an Entry Using LDIF
66
A Note on Renaming Entries
67
Modifying an Entry Using LDIF
67
Adding Attributes to Existing Entries Using LDIF
68
Changing an Attribute Value Using LDIF
69
Deleting All Values of an Attribute Using LDIF
70
Deleting a Specific Attribute Value Using LDIF
71
Deleting an Entry Using LDIF
71
Modifying an Entry in an Internationalized Directory
72
Maintaining Referential Integrity
72
How Referential Integrity Works
73
Using Referential Integrity with Replication
73
Configuring the Supplier Server
74
Enabling/Disabling Referential Integrity
74
From the Directory Server Console
74
Recording Updates in the Changelog
75
From the Directory Server Console
75
Modifying the Update Interval
76
From the Directory Server Console
76
Modifying the Attribute List
77
From the Directory Server Console
77
Chapter 3 Configuring Directory Databases
79
Creating and Maintaining Suffixes
79
Creating Suffixes
80
Figure 3-1 a Sample Directory Tree with One Root Suffix
80
Figure 3-2 a Sample Directory Tree with Two Root Suffixes
81
Figure 3-3 a Sample Directory Tree with a Root Suffix off Limits to Search Operations
81
Creating a New Root Suffix Using the Console
82
Figure 3-4 a Sample Directory Tree with a Sub Suffix
82
Creating a New Sub Suffix Using the Console
83
Creating Root and Sub Suffixes from the Command-Line
84
Table 3-1 Suffix Attributes
85
Maintaining Suffixes
87
Using Referrals in a Suffix
87
Enabling Referrals Only During Update Operations
88
Disabling a Suffix
89
Deleting a Suffix
89
Creating and Maintaining Databases
90
Creating Databases
90
Creating a New Database for an Existing Suffix Using the Console
92
Creating a New Database for a Single Suffix from the Command-Line
93
Adding Multiple Databases for a Single Suffix
94
Adding the Custom Distribution Function to a Suffix
94
Maintaining Directory Databases
95
Placing a Database in Read-Only Mode
96
Deleting a Database
97
Configuring Transaction Logs for Frequent Database Updates
97
Database Encryption
98
Encryption Keys
99
Encryption Ciphers
99
Encrypting Pre-Existing Data
100
Configuring Database Encryption from the Console
101
Configuring Database Encryption Using the Command-Line
101
Exporting and Importing an Encrypted Database
102
Creating and Maintaining Database Links
103
Configuring the Chaining Policy
103
Chaining Component Operations
103
Table 3-2 Components Allowed to Chain
104
Chaining LDAP Controls
107
Creating a New Database Link
109
Creating a New Database Link Using the Console
109
Table 3-3 LDAP Controls and Their Oids
109
Creating a Database Link from the Command-Line
111
Table 3-4 Database Link Configuration Attributes
116
Chaining Using SSL
120
Maintaining Database Links
121
Updating Remote Server Authentication Information
121
Deleting Database Links
121
Database Links and Access Control Evaluation
122
Advanced Feature: Tuning Database Link Performance
123
Managing Connections to the Remote Server
124
Table 3-5 Database Link Connection Management Attributes
125
Detecting Errors During Normal Processing
126
Managing Threaded Operations
127
Table 3-6 Database Link Processing Error Detection Parameters
127
Advanced Feature: Configuring Cascading Chaining
128
Overview of Cascading Chaining
128
Configuring Cascading Chaining Defaults Using the Console
131
Configuring Cascading Chaining Using the Console
132
Configuring Cascading Chaining from the Command-Line
133
Summary of Cascading Chaining Configuration Attributes
136
Cascading Chaining Configuration Example
136
Table 3-7 Cascading Chaining Configuration Attributes
136
Configuring Server One
137
Configuring Server Two
139
Configuring Server Three
141
Using Referrals
143
Setting Default Referrals
143
Setting a Default Referral Using the Console
143
Setting a Default Referral from the Command-Line
144
Creating Smart Referrals
144
Creating Smart Referrals Using the Directory Server Console
145
Creating Smart Referrals from the Command-Line
146
Creating Suffix Referrals
147
Creating Suffix Referrals Using the Console
147
Creating Suffix Referrals from the Command-Line
148
Chapter 4 Populating Directory Databases
149
Importing Data
149
Importing a Database from the Console
150
Table 4-1 Import Method Comparison
150
Initializing a Database from the Console
152
Importing from the Command-Line
153
Importing Using the Ldif2Db Command-Line Script
153
Importing Using the Ldif2Db.pl Perl Script
154
Importing Using the Ldif2Ldap Command-Line Script
155
Exporting Data
156
Figure 4-1 Splitting a Database Contents into Two Databases
156
Exporting Directory Data to LDIF Using the Console
157
Exporting a Single Database to LDIF Using the Console
158
Exporting to LDIF from the Command-Line
159
Backing up and Restoring Data
159
Backing up All Databases
160
Backing up All Databases from the Server Console
160
Backing up All Databases from the Command-Line
161
Backing up the Dse.ldif Configuration File
162
Restoring All Databases
162
Restoring All Databases from the Console
162
Restoring Your Database from the Command-Line
163
Restoring a Single Database
164
Restoring Databases that Include Replicated Entries
164
Restoring the Dse.ldif Configuration File
165
Enabling and Disabling Read-Only Mode
166
Enabling Read-Only Mode
166
Disabling Read-Only Mode
166
Chapter 5 Advanced Entry Management
167
Using Groups
167
Managing Static Groups
168
Adding a New Static Group
168
Modifying a Static Group
169
Managing Dynamic Groups
169
Adding a New Dynamic Group
169
Modifying a Dynamic Group
170
Using Roles
170
About Roles
171
Managing Roles Using the Console
172
Creating a Managed Role
173
Creating a Filtered Role
174
Creating a Nested Role
174
Viewing and Editing an Entry's Roles
175
Modifying a Role Entry
176
Making a Role Inactive
176
Reactivating a Role
176
Deleting a Role
177
Managing Roles Using the Command-Line
177
Examples: Managed Role Definition
178
Table 5-1 Object Classes and Attributes for Roles
178
Example: Filtered Role Definition
179
Example: Nested Role Definition
180
Using Roles Securely
180
Assigning Class of Service
182
About Cos
182
About the Cos Definition Entry
183
About the Cos Template Entry
183
How a Pointer Cos Works
184
How an Indirect Cos Works
184
How a Classic Cos Works
185
Managing Cos Using the Console
186
Creating a New Cos
186
Creating the Cos Template Entry
188
Editing an Existing Cos
190
Deleting a Cos
190
Managing Cos from the Command-Line
190
Creating the Cos Definition Entry from the Command-Line
191
Table 5-2 Cos Definition Entry Object Classes
191
Table 5-3 Cos Definition Entry Attributes
191
Table 5-4 Cos Definitions
193
Creating the Cos Template Entry from the Command-Line
194
Example of a Pointer Cos
195
Example of an Indirect Cos
196
Example of a Classic Cos
197
Creating Role-Based Attributes
198
Access Control and Cos
199
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Red Hat DIRECTORY SERVER 7.1 Manual (640 pages)
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
What You Should Already Know
21
Document Conventions
23
Preface
23
Using Directory Server Plug-In Apis
23
Where to Find Directory Server Information
24
Where to Find Directory Server Information
26
Part 1 Introduction to Directory Server Plug-Ins
27
Chapter 1 An Overview of Directory Server Plug-Ins
29
What Are Directory Server Plug-Ins
31
Calling Directory Server Plug-In Functions
31
How Directory Server Plug-Ins Work
32
The Directory Server Architecture
33
Types of Directory Server Plug-Ins
36
Chapter 2 Writing and Compiling Plug-Ins
37
Including the API Header File
38
Passing Data with Parameter Blocks
38
Writing a Plug-In Function
39
Setting Data in the Parameter Block
40
Working with Parameter Blocks
41
Getting Data from the Parameter Block
41
Calling Front-End Functions
41
Plug-In Return Values
41
Specifying Information about the Plug-In
43
Writing Plug-In Initialization Functions
44
Specifying Directory Server Compatibility
44
Returning a Value to the Directory Server
45
Example of an Initialization Function
45
Registering Your Plug-In Functions
46
Compiling a Directory Server Plug-In
47
Chapter 3 Configuring Plug-Ins
49
Creating a Plug-In Configuration File
49
Plug-In Dependencies
51
Specific Plug-In Dependencies
51
Plug-In Type Dependencies
52
Specifying the Order of Plug-In Directives
52
Summary of Plug-In Directives
53
Loading the Plug-In Configuration File
54
Passing Extra Arguments to Plug-Ins
54
Setting the Log Level of the Server
56
Chapter 4 A Quick Example
57
An Example Pre-Operation Plug-In
57
Writing the Plug-In Example
58
Compiling the Plug-In Example
61
Registering the Plug-In Example
62
Running the Plug-In Example
62
Part 2 Basic Plug-In Programming Techniques
65
Chapter 5 Front-End API Functions
67
Logging Messages
67
Adding Notes to Access Log Entries
68
Sending Data to the Client
68
Determining if an Operation was Abandoned
69
Working with Entries, Attributes, and Values
70
Creating a New Entry
70
Converting between Entries and Strings
71
Getting and Setting the DN of an Entry
73
Verifying Compliance with the Schema
73
Getting the Attributes and Values of an Entry
73
Iterating through the Attributes in an Entry
73
Finding a Specific Attribute in an Entry
74
Adding and Removing Values
74
Working with Dns and Rdns
74
Working with DN Suffixes
74
Determining if a DN Is the Root DN
75
Server Suffixes
75
Getting the Parent DN of a DN
75
Normalizing a DN
75
Working with Search Filters
76
Determining if an Entry Matches a Filter
77
Getting the Filter Type
77
Getting the Search Criteria
78
Converting a String to a Filter
79
Creating Complex Filters by Combining Filters
79
Checking Passwords
80
Chapter 6 Writing Pre/Post-Operation Plug-Ins
81
How Pre/Post-Operation Plug-Ins Work
81
Types of Pre-Operation and Post-Operation Functions
83
Types of Pre-Operation Functions
83
Types of Post-Operation Functions
84
Registering Pre/Post-Operation Functions
86
Chapter 7 Defining Functions for LDAP Operations
87
Specifying Start and Close Functions
87
Processing an LDAP Bind Operation
88
Defining Functions for the Bind Operation
88
Getting and Setting Parameters for the Bind Operation
89
Processing an LDAP Unbind Operation
89
Processing an LDAP Search Operation
90
Getting the List of Candidates
90
Iterating through Candidates
92
Processing an LDAP Compare Operation
93
Processing an LDAP Add Operation
94
Processing an LDAP Modify Operation
95
Processing an LDAP Modify RDN Operation
97
Processing an LDAP Delete Operation
98
Processing an LDAP Abandon Operation
99
Chapter 8 Defining Functions for Authentication
101
Understanding Authentication Methods
101
How the Directory Server Identifies Clients
102
How the Authentication Process Works
102
Writing Your Own Authentication Plug-In
105
Writing a Pre-Operation Bind Plug-In
105
Defining Your Authentication Function
107
Getting and Checking the Bind Parameters
107
Getting the Entry and Checking the Credentials
108
What to Do if Authentication Fails
109
What to Do if Authentication Succeeds
109
Registering the SASL Mechanism
110
Example of a Pre-Operation Bind Plug-In
111
Example of a Pre-Operation Bind Function
111
Example of an Initialization Function
114
Registering the Plug-In
115
Using SASL with an LDAP Client
115
Part 3 Advanced Programming Techniques
121
Chapter 9 Writing Entry Store/Fetch Plug-Ins
123
How Entry Store/Fetch Plug-Ins Work
123
Writing Entry Store/Fetch Functions
124
Registering Entry Store/Fetch Functions
125
Chapter 10 Writing Extended Operation Plug-Ins
127
How Extended Operation Plug-Ins Work
127
Writing Extended Operation Functions
128
Registering Extended Operation Functions
129
Specifying Start and Close Functions
131
Chapter 11 Writing Matching Rule Plug-Ins
133
Understanding Matching Rules
133
Extensible Match Filters
134
Extensible Match Filters in the Directory Server
135
Understanding Matching Rule Plug-Ins
135
Functions Defined in Matching Rule Plug-Ins
135
How Matching Rules Are Identified
136
How the Server Associates Plug-Ins with Oids
137
Finding a Plug-In for Indexing
137
Finding a Plug-In for Searching
138
How the Server Uses Parameter Blocks
139
Indexing Based on Matching Rules
139
How the Server Sets up the Index
139
How the Server Updates the Index
140
Writing the Indexer Factory Function
141
Getting and Setting Parameters in Indexer Factory Functions
142
Writing the Indexer Function
143
Getting and Setting Parameters in Indexer Functions
144
Handling Extensible Match Filters
144
How the Server Handles the Filter
145
Query Operators in Matching Rules
146
Writing a Filter Factory Function
147
Getting and Setting Parameters in Filter Factory Functions
148
Writing a Filter Index Function
149
Getting and Setting Parameters in Filter Index Functions
150
Writing a Filter Matching Function
151
Handling Sorting by Matching Rules
152
Writing a Destructor Function
153
Writing an Initialization Function
153
Registering Matching Rule Functions
155
Specifying Start and Close Functions
155
Chapter 12 Using the Custom Distribution Logic
157
About Distributing Flat Namespaces
157
Creating a Distribution Function
158
Adding the Distribution Function to Your Directory
160
Adding Multiple Databases to a Single Suffix
160
Using the Console
161
From the Command-Line
161
Adding Distribution Logic to a Suffix
162
Using the Console
162
From the Command-Line
162
Using the Distribution Logic Examples
162
Custom Distribution Checklist
164
Chapter 13 Using Data Interoperability Plug-Ins
165
Installing Directory Server
166
Understanding Deployment Configuration
166
Installing Two Instances of Directory Server
170
Enabling the DIOP Feature in Directory Server
171
Using the DIOP Feature
172
Sample DIOP Plug-In
174
Debugging the Plug-In
177
Plug-In API Reference
177
Preserving the Default Behavior of the Server
177
Bypassing Access Control Checks
178
Part 4 Reference
179
Chapter 14 Data Type and Structure Reference
181
Summary of Data Types and Structures
181
Berval
183
Computed_Attr_Context
184
Ldapcontrol
184
Ldapmod
186
Mrfiltermatchfn
189
Plugin_Referral_Entry_Callback
190
Plugin_Result_Callback
191
Plugin_Search_Entry_Callback
192
Send_Ldap_Referral_Fn_Ptr_T
192
Send_Ldap_Result_Fn_Ptr_T
194
Send_Ldap_Search_Entry_Fn_Ptr_T
195
Slapi_Attr
196
Slapi_Backend
197
Slapi_Backend_State_Change_Fnptr
199
Slapi_Componentid
200
Slapi_Compute_Callback_T
200
Slapi_Compute_Output_T
201
Slapi_Connection
203
Slapi_Condvar
203
Slapi_Dn
204
Slapi_Entry
205
Slapi_Filter
208
Slapi_Matchingruleentry
209
Slapi_Mod
210
Slapi_Mods
212
Slapi_Mutex
214
Slapi_Operation
215
Slapi_Pblock
215
Slapi_Plugindesc
217
Slapi_Rdn
218
Slapi_Uniqueid
220
Slapi_Value
221
Slapi_Valueset
223
See also
224
Red Hat DIRECTORY SERVER 7.1 Configuration (334 pages)
Configuration, Command, and File Reference
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
About this Reference Guide
19
Directory Server Overview
19
Prerequisite Reading
20
What Is in this Reference Guide
20
Conventions Used in this Reference Guide
21
Related Information
21
Chapter 1 Introduction
23
Overview of Directory Server Management
23
Directory Server Configuration
24
Directory Server Instance File Reference
24
Migrating Directory Server
24
Using Directory Server Command-Line Utilities
25
Using Directory Server Command-Line Scripts
25
Chapter 2 Core Server Configuration Reference
27
Server Configuration - Overview
28
LDIF Configuration Files - Location
29
Schema Configuration Files - Location
29
How the Server Configuration Is Organized
29
Configuration Attributes
29
Configuration of Plug-In Functionality
30
Configuration of Databases
31
Configuration of Indexes
31
Accessing and Modifying Server Configuration
32
Access Control for Configuration Entries
32
Changing Configuration Attributes
33
Modifying Configuration Entries Using LDAP
33
Restrictions to Modifying Configuration Entries and Attributes
34
Configuration Changes Requiring Server Restart
35
Core Server Configuration Attributes Reference
35
Cn=Config
36
Nsslapd-Accesscontrol (Enable Access Control)
36
Nsslapd-Accesslog (Access Log)
37
Nsslapd-Accesslog-Level: 256
38
Nsslapd-Accesslog-List
38
Nsslapd-Accesslog-Logbuffering (Log Buffering)
39
Nsslapd-Accesslog-Logexpirationtime (Access Log Expiration Time)
39
Nsslapd-Accesslog-Logexpirationtimeunit (Access Log Expiration Time Unit)
39
Nsslapd-Accesslog-Logging-Enabled (Access Log Enable Logging)
40
Nsslapd-Accesslog-Logmaxdiskspace (Access Log Maximum Disk Space)
40
Nsslapd-Accesslog-Logminfreediskspace (Access Log Minimum Free Disk Space)
41
Nsslapd-Accesslog-Logrotationsync-Enabled (Access Log Rotation Sync Enabled)
41
Nsslapd-Accesslog-Logrotationsynchour (Access Log Rotation Sync Hour)
42
Nsslapd-Accesslog-Logrotationsyncmin (Access Log Rotation Sync Minute)
42
Nsslapd-Accesslog-Logrotationtime (Access Log Rotation Time)
43
Nsslapd-Accesslog-Logrotationtimeunit (Access Log Rotation Time Unit)
43
Nsslapd-Accesslog-Maxlogsize (Access Log Maximum Log Size)
44
Nsslapd-Accesslog-Maxlogsperdir (Access Log Maximum Number of Log Files)
44
Nsslapd-Accesslog-Mode (Access Log File Permission)
45
Nsslapd-Attribute-Name-Exceptions
46
Nsslapd-Auditlog (Audit Log)
46
Nsslapd-Auditlog-List
47
Nsslapd-Auditlog-Logexpirationtime (Audit Log Expiration Time)
47
Nsslapd-Auditlog-Logexpirationtimeunit (Audit Log Expiration Time Unit)
48
Nsslapd-Auditlog-Logging-Enabled (Audit Log Enable Logging)
48
Nsslapd-Auditlog-Logmaxdiskspace (Audit Log Maximum Disk Space)
49
Nsslapd-Auditlog-Logminfreediskspace (Audit Log Minimum Free Disk Space)
49
Nsslapd-Auditlog-Logrotationsync-Enabled (Audit Log Rotation Sync Enabled)
50
Nsslapd-Auditlog-Logrotationsynchour (Audit Log Rotation Sync Hour)
50
Nsslapd-Auditlog-Logrotationsyncmin (Audit Log Rotation Sync Minute)
51
Nsslapd-Auditlog-Logrotationtime (Audit Log Rotation Time)
51
Nsslapd-Auditlog-Logrotationtimeunit (Audit Log Rotation Time Unit)
52
Nsslapd-Auditlog-Maxlogsize (Audit Log Maximum Log Size)
52
Nsslapd-Auditlog-Maxlogsperdir (Audit Log Maximum Number of Log Files)
53
Nsslapd-Auditlog-Mode (Audit Log File Permission)
53
Nsslapd-Certmap-Basedn (Certificate Map Search Base)
54
Nsslapd-Config
54
Nsslapd-Conntablesize
55
Nsslapd-Csnlogging
55
Nsslapd-Ds4-Compatible-Schema
55
Nsslapd-Enquote-Sup-Oc (Enable Superior Object Class Enquoting)
56
Nsslapd-Errorlog (Error Log)
57
Nsslapd-Errorlog-Level (Error Log Level)
58
Nsslapd-Errorlog-List
59
Nsslapd-Errorlog-Logexpirationtime (Error Log Expiration Time)
59
Nsslapd-Errorlog-Logexpirationtimeunit (Error Log Expiration Time Unit)
59
Nsslapd-Errorlog-Logging-Enabled (Enable Error Logging)
60
Nsslapd-Errorlog-Logmaxdiskspace (Error Log Maximum Disk Space)
60
Nsslapd-Errorlog-Logminfreediskspace (Error Log Minimum Free Disk Space)
60
Nsslapd-Errorlog-Logrotationsync-Enabled (Error Log Rotation Sync Enabled)
61
Nsslapd-Errorlog-Logrotationsynchour (Error Log Rotation Sync Hour)
61
Nsslapd-Errorlog-Logrotationsyncmin (Error Log Rotation Sync Minute)
62
Nsslapd-Errorlog-Logrotationtime (Error Log Rotation Time)
62
Nsslapd-Errorlog-Logrotationtimeunit (Error Log Rotation Time Unit)
63
Nsslapd-Errorlog-Maxlogsize (Maximum Error Log Size)
63
Nsslapd-Errorlog-Maxlogsperdir (Maximum Number of Error Log Files)
64
Nsslapd-Errorlog-Mode (Error Log File Permission)
64
Nsslapd-Groupevalnestlevel
65
Nsslapd-Idletimeout (Default Idle Timeout)
65
Nsslapd-Instancedir (Instance Directory)
66
Nsslapd-Ioblocktimeout (IO Block Time Out)
66
Nsslapd-Lastmod (Track Modification Time)
66
Nsslapd-Listenhost (Listen to IP Address)
67
Nsslapd-Localhost (Local Host)
67
Nsslapd-Localuser (Local User)
68
Nsslapd-Maxbersize (Maximum Message Size)
68
Nsslapd-Maxdescriptors (Maximum File Descriptors)
69
Nsslapd-Maxthreadsperconn (Maximum Threads Per Connection)
70
Nsslapd-Nagle
70
Nsslapd-Outbound-Ldap-Io-Timeout
70
Nsslapd-Plug-In
71
Nsslapd-Port (Port Number)
71
Nsslapd-Privatenamespaces
71
Nsslapd-Pwpolicy-Local (Enable Subtree- and User-Level Password Policy)
72
Nsslapd-Readonly (Read Only)
72
Nsslapd-Referral (Referral)
73
Nsslapd-Referralmode (Referral Mode)
73
Nsslapd-Reservedescriptors (Reserved File Descriptors)
74
Nsslapd-Return-Exact-Case (Return Exact Case)
75
Nsslapd-Rootdn (Manager DN)
76
Nsslapd-Rootpw (Root Password)
76
Nsslapd-Rootpwstoragescheme (Root Password Storage Scheme)
77
Nsslapd-Schema-Ignore-Trailing-Spaces (Ignore Trailing Spaces in Object Class Names)
78
Nsslapd-Schemacheck (Schema Checking)
78
Nsslapd-Schemareplace
79
Nsslapd-Securelistenhost
80
Nsslapd-Secureport (Encrypted Port Number)
80
Nsslapd-Security (Security)
80
Nsslapd-Sizelimit (Size Limit)
81
Nsslapd-Ssl-Check-Hostname (Verify Hostname for Outbound Connections)
82
Nsslapd-Threadnumber (Thread Number)
82
Nsslapd-Timelimit (Time Limit)
83
Nsslapd-Versionstring
83
Passwordchange (Password Change)
84
Passwordchecksyntax (Check Password Syntax)
84
Passwordexp (Password Expiration)
85
Passwordhistory (Password History)
85
Passwordinhistory (Number of Passwords to Remember)
86
Passwordlockout (Account Lockout)
86
Passwordlockoutduration (Lockout Duration)
87
Passwordmaxage (Password Maximum Age)
87
Passwordmaxfailure (Maximum Password Failures)
87
Passwordminage (Password Minimum Age)
88
Passwordminlength (Password Minimum Length)
88
Passwordmustchange (Password Must Change)
89
Passwordresetfailurecount (Reset Password Failure Count After)
89
Passwordstoragescheme (Password Storage Scheme)
90
Passwordunlock (Unlock Account)
90
Passwordwarning (Send Warning)
91
Cn=Changelog5
91
Nsslapd-Changelogdir
92
Nsslapd-Changelogmaxage (Max Changelog Age)
93
Nsslapd-Changelogmaxentries (Max Changelog Records)
94
Cn=Encryption
94
Nssslsessiontimeout: 5
94
Nssslclientauth
95
Nsssl2
95
Nsssl3
95
Nsssl3Ciphers
96
Cn=Features
97
Cn=Mapping Tree
97
Suffix Configuration Attributes under Cn="Suffixname
98
Nsslapd-State
98
Nsslapd-Backend
99
Replication Attributes under Cn=Replica, Cn="Suffixname", Cn=Mapping Tree,Cn=Config
99
Nsds5Flags
99
Nsds5Replicabinddn
100
Nsds5Replicachangecount
100
Nsds5Replicaid
101
Nsds5Replicalegacyconsumer
101
Nsds5Replicaname
101
Nsds5Replicapurgedelay
102
Nsds5Replicareferral
102
Nsds5Replicaroot
102
Nsds5Replicatombstonepurgeinterval
103
Nsds5Replicatype
103
Nsstate
103
Nsds5Replconflict
104
Replication Attributes under Cn=Replicationagreementname,Cn=Replica, Cn="Suffixname
104
Cn=Mapping Tree,Cn=Config
104
Description
104
Nsds5Replicabinddn
105
Nsds5Replicabindmethod
105
Nsds5Replicabusywaittime
106
Nsds5Replicachangessentsincestartup
106
Nsds5Replicacredentials
107
Nsds5Replicahost
107
Nsds5Replicalastinitend
107
Nsds5Replicalastinitstart
108
Nsds5Replicalastinitstatus
108
Nsds5Replicalastupdateend
109
Nsds5Replicalastupdatestart
109
Nsds5Replicalastupdatestatus
109
Nsds5Replicaport
110
Nsds5Replicareapactive
110
Nsds5Replicarefresh
110
Nsds5Replicaroot
111
Nsds5Replicasessionpausetime
111
Nsds5Replicatedattributelist
112
Nsds5Replicatimeout
113
Nsds5Replicatransportinfo
113
Nsds5Replicaupdateinprogress
114
Nsds5Replicaupdateschedule
114
Nsds50Ruv
115
Synchronization Attributes under Cn=Syncagreementname
115
Cn=Windowsreplica,Cn="Suffixname", Cn=Mapping Tree,Cn=Config
115
Nsds7Directoryreplicasubtree
116
Nsds7Dirsynccookie
116
Nsds7Newwingroupsyncenabled
116
Nsds7Newwinusersyncenabled
117
Nsds7Windowsdomain
117
Nsds7Windowsreplicasubtree
117
Cn=Monitor
118
Connection
118
Currentconnections
118
Dtablesize
118
Readwaiters
118
Totalconnections
118
Backendmonitordn
119
Bytessent
119
Currenttime
119
Entriessent
119
Nbackends
119
Opscompleted
119
Opsinitiated
119
Starttime
119
Cn=Replication
120
Cn=Snmp
120
Nssnmpenabled
120
Nssnmporganization
120
Nssnmpcontact
121
Nssnmpdescription
121
Nssnmplocation
121
Nssnmpmasterhost
122
Nssnmpmasterport: 199
122
Cn=Tasks
122
Cn=Uniqueid Generator
122
Nsstate
123
Configuration Quick Reference Tables
123
LDIF Configuration Files
123
Configuration Changes Requiring Server Restart
126
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Table of Contents
3
About this Reference Guide
11
Directory Server Overview
11
Purpose of this Guide
11
Contents of this Guide
12
Prerequisite Reading
12
Conventions Used in this Book
13
Related Information
13
Chapter 1 About Schema
15
Schema Definition
15
Object Classes
16
Required and Allowed Attributes
16
Object Class Inheritance
16
Attributes
17
Attribute Syntax
17
Single-Valued and Multi-Valued Attributes
19
Schema Supported by Directory Server
19
Object Identifiers (Oids)
21
Extending Server Schema
22
Schema Checking
22
Chapter 2 Object Class Reference
23
Account
23
Alias
24
Cosclassicdefinition
25
Cosdefinition
26
Cosindirectdefinition
27
Cospointerdefinition
27
Cossuperdefinition
28
Costemplate
29
Country
30
Dcobject
30
Device
31
Document
32
Documentseries
34
Domain
35
Domainrelatedobject
36
Dsa
37
Extensibleobject
38
Friendlycountry
38
Groupofcertificates
39
Groupofnames
40
Groupofuniquenames
41
Groupofurls
42
Inetorgperson
43
Labeleduriobject
45
Locality
46
Mailgroup
47
Newpilotperson
48
Nscomplexroledefinition
49
Nsfilteredroledefinition
50
Nslicenseuser
51
Nsmanagedroledefinition
51
Nsnestedroledefinition
52
Nsroledefinition
53
Nssimpleroledefinition
53
Ntgroup
54
Ntuser
56
Organization
58
Organizationalperson
59
Organizationalrole
61
Organizationalunit
62
Person
64
Pilotobject
65
Pilotorganization
66
Residentialperson
67
Rfc822Localpart
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Room
70
Strongauthenticationuser
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Simplesecurityobject
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Red Hat DIRECTORY SERVER 7.1 Deployment Manual (230 pages)
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
About this Guide
11
Directory Server Overview
11
Purpose of this Guide
11
Conventions Used in this Guide
13
Related Information
13
Chapter 1 Introduction to Directory Server
15
What Is a Directory Service
15
About Global Directory Services
16
About LDAP
17
Introduction to Directory Server
17
Overview of Directory Server Architecture
18
Overview of the Server Front-End
19
Server Plug-Ins Overview
19
Overview of the Basic Directory Tree
19
Directory Server Data Storage
21
About Directory Entries
22
Distributing Directory Data
23
Directory Design Overview
23
Design Process Outline
23
Deploying Your Directory
25
Piloting Your Directory
25
Putting Your Directory into Production
25
Other General Directory Resources
26
Chapter 2 How to Plan Your Directory Data
27
Introduction to Directory Data
27
What Your Directory Might Include
28
What Your Directory Should Not Include
29
Defining Your Directory Needs
29
Performing a Site Survey
30
Identifying the Applications that Use Your Directory
31
Identifying Data Sources
33
Characterizing Your Directory Data
33
Determining Level of Service
34
Considering a Data Master
35
Data Mastering for Replication
35
Data Mastering for Synchronization
35
Data Mastering Across Multiple Applications
35
Determining Data Ownership
37
Determining Data Access
38
Documenting Your Site Survey
39
Repeating the Site Survey
40
Chapter 3 How to Design the Schema
43
Schema Design Process Overview
43
Standard Schema
44
Schema Format
44
Standard Attributes
46
Standard Object Classes
47
Mapping Your Data to the Default Schema
48
Viewing the Default Directory Schema
48
Matching Data to Schema Elements
49
Customizing the Schema
50
When to Extend Your Schema
51
Getting and Assigning Object Identifiers
51
Naming Attributes and Object Classes
52
Strategies for Defining New Object Classes
52
Strategies for Defining New Attributes
54
Deleting Schema Elements
54
Creating Custom Schema Files
55
Custom Schema Best Practices
56
Maintaining Consistent Schema
57
Schema Checking
58
Selecting Consistent Data Formats
58
Maintaining Consistency in Replicated Schema
59
Other Schema Resources
60
Red Hat DIRECTORY SERVER 7.1 Manual (132 pages)
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Preface
13
Prerequisite Reading
13
Conventions Used in this Book
14
Related Information
14
Chapter 1 Introduction
17
What Is a Gateway
17
Gateways Installed with Directory Server
18
Default Gateway
18
Directory Express
19
HTTP Server Requirements for Gateways
19
Directory Express and Default Gateway
19
Directory Express (Pb.conf)
19
Default Gateway (Dsgw.conf)
21
Support for Multiple Gateway Instances
21
Specifying Gateway Configuration to Gateway Cgis
22
GET Operations (GCONTEXT)
22
POST Operations (PCONTEXT)
22
Urls for Gateway Access
22
Anonymous and Non-Anonymous Searching
23
Binddnfile
23
Automatic Updates to Directory Configuration
23
Chapter 2 Setting up the Gateway
25
Gateway Installation Planning
25
Location of Gateway Files
25
Gateway Cloning
26
Securing Gateway Configuration and Settings
26
Protecting Bind DN and Password
27
Protecting Root Processes on UNIX Systems
27
Updating the Gateway with Changes to Directory Server Configuration
27
HTTP Server Recommendations for Directory Server Gateway
27
Running the Gateway in High-Usage Networks
28
HTTP Server Configuration
28
Name Translation Mapping
29
Gateway Root Suffix
29
Configuring the Gateway for Web Servers
29
Creating a New Gateway Instance
32
Gateway Cloning
33
Gateway .Conf File Configuration
33
Changing the Default Port Setting
33
Setting up a Directory Manager for the Gateway
33
Configuring the Directory Manager DN
34
Authenticating as Directory Manager
34
Setting up the Suffix for Adding Entries
35
Setting up SSL Support
35
Configuring the Gateway to Use SSL
36
Setting Vcard Properties
36
Configuring Gateway Clients
36
Language Support for HTTP Clients
37
Unicode and Latin-1 Character Sets
37
Displaying a Non-English Alphabet
37
Configuring Netscape 7.X for Preferred Language
37
Customizing Communicator's LDAP Settings
38
Chapter 3 Gateway Localization
39
Unicode and Support for UTF-8
39
How the Gateway Selects a Character Set
40
How the Gateway Selects from Multiple Requested Characters Sets
40
HTTP Clients that Request UTF-8
40
HTTP Clients that Do Not Request UTF-8
41
Special Characters
41
Non-Breaking Space
41
Query Strings
41
Gateway Locales
42
Support for Multiple Locales
42
Setting up Locales for Translation
42
Dsgw-L10N.conf
43
Chapter 4 File Controlling Gateway Functionality
45
Files Controlling Gateway Functionality
45
Gateway .Conf Files
46
Dsgw.conf
47
Pb.conf
47
Gateway Search Configuration Files
47
Object Class Templates
48
Gateway Script Files
48
Gateway Search Result Templates
49
Banner Files
50
Red Hat DIRECTORY SERVER 7.1 Installation Manual (96 pages)
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Server
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
About this Guide
5
Prerequisite Reading
5
Directory Server Overview
5
Related Information
5
Preparing for a Directory Server Installation
7
Installation Components
7
Configuration Decisions
7
Choosing Unique Port Numbers
8
Creating a New Server Root
8
Deciding the User and Group for Your Servers
9
Defining Authentication Entities
9
Determining Your Directory SuffiX
10
Determining the Location of the Configuration Directory
10
Determining the Location of the User Directory
11
Determining the Administration Domain
11
Installation Process Overview
12
Selecting an Installation Process
12
Migration Process
13
Installing the Software
13
Starting the Ns-Slapd Process
14
Installation Privileges
14
Computer System Requirements
15
Summary of Supported Platforms
15
32-Bit Process
15
64-Bit Process
16
Hardware Requirements
17
Operating System Requirements
18
Red hat Enterprise Linux Server Operating System
18
Dsktune Utility
18
Verifying Disk Space Requirements
19
Verifying Required System Modules
19
Installing System Patches
20
HP-UX 11I Operating System
21
Tuning the System
22
Sun Solaris 9 Operating System
23
Installing Patches
24
Setting File Descriptors
25
Tuning Tcp Parameters
25
DNS and NIS Requirements
26
Installing the JRE
26
Using Express and Typical Installation
29
Installing on Solaris and HP-UX Using an Express Installation
29
Installing on Solaris and HP-UX Using a Typical Installation
30
Installing on Red hat Enterprise Linux Using an Express Installation
32
Installing on Red hat Enterprise Linux Using a Typical Installation
33
Silent Installation and Instance Creation
37
Using Silent Installation
37
Silent Installation on Red hat Enterprise Linux
37
Preparing Silent Installation Files
38
Sample File for Typical Installation
39
Specifying Silent Installation Directives
41
Using Silent Instance Creation
47
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