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Red Hat DIRECTORY SERVER 8.0 Administration Manual

Red Hat DIRECTORY SERVER 8.0 Administration Manual (552 pages)

Brand: Red Hat | Category: Software | Size: 5.5 MB

Table of Contents

Directory Server
1
Table of Contents
3
Preface
13
- Directory Server Overview
  13
- Examples and Formatting
  14
- Additional Reading
  15
- Giving Feedback
  15
- Document History
  16
General Red hat Directory Server Usage
19
Creating Directory Entries
31
Configuring Directory Databases
57
Populating Directory Databases
113
Managing Entries with Roles, Classes of Service, and Views
129
- Using Roles
  129
  - About Roles
    129
  - Managing Roles Using the Console
    131
    
    Creating a Filtered Role
    132
    
    Creating a Nested Role
    133
    
    Modifying a Role Entry
    134
    
    Making a Role Inactive
    134
  - Managing Roles Using the Command-Line
    135
  - Using Roles Securely
    138
- Assigning Classes of Service
  139
  - About Cos
    139
    
    About the Cos Definition Entry
    140
    
    About the Cos Template Entry
    140
    
    How a Pointer Cos Works
    141
    
    How an Indirect Cos Works
    141
    
    How a Classic Cos Works
    142
  - Managing Cos Using the Console
    144
    
    Creating the Cos Template Entry
    145
    
    Editing an Existing Cos
    146
  - Managing Cos from the Command-Line
    147
    
    Example of a Pointer Cos
    150
    
    Example of an Indirect Cos
    151
    
    Example of a Classic Cos
    151
  - Creating Role-Based Attributes
    154
  - Access Control and Cos
    155
- Using Views
  155
- Using Groups
  158
  - Managing Static Groups
    158
  - Managing Dynamic Groups
    159
  - Modifying a Dynamic Group
    160
Managing Access Control
161
- Access Control Principles
  161
  - ACI Structure
    161
  - ACI Placement
    161
  - ACI Evaluation
    162
  - ACI Limitations
    162
- Default Acis
  163
- Creating Acis Manually
  164
  - The ACI Syntax
    164
  - Defining Targets
    165
    
    Targeting a Directory Entry
    166
    
    Targeting Attributes
    167
    
    Targeting both an Entry and Attributes
    168
    
    Targeting Entries or Attributes Using Ldap Filters
    168
    
    Targeting Attribute Values Using Ldap Filters
    169
  - Defining Permissions
    170
    
    Allowing or Denying Access
    171
    
    Assigning Rights
    171
    
    Rights Required for Ldap Operations
    172
    
    Permissions Syntax
    173
    
    Access Control and the Modrdn Operation
    173
- Bind Rules
  174
- Creating Acis from the Console
  188
  - Displaying the Access Control Editor
    189
  - Creating a New ACI
    191
  - Editing an ACI
    196
  - Deleting an ACI
    197
- Viewing Acis
  197
- Get Effective Rights Control
  197
- Logging Access Control Information
  202
- Access Control Usage Examples
  202
- Advanced Access Control: Using Macro Acis
  218
  - Macro ACI Example
    218
  - Macro ACI Syntax
    220
- Access Control and Replication
  223
- Compatibility with Earlier Releases
  223
Managing User Accounts and Passwords
225
Managing Replication
245
Extending the Directory Schema
325
- Overview of Extending Schema
  325
- Managing Attributes
  325
  - Viewing Attributes
    325
  - Creating Attributes
    327
  - Editing Attributes
    327
  - Deleting Attributes
    328
- Managing Object Classes
  328
  - Viewing Object Classes
    328
  - Creating Object Classes
    330
  - Editing Object Classes
    331
  - Deleting Object Classes
    332
- Turning Schema Checking on and off
  332
Managing Indexes
335
- About Indexes
  335
  - About Index Types
    335
  - About Default, System, and Standard Indexes
    336
    
    Overview of System Indexes
    338
    
    Overview of Standard Indexes
    338
  - Overview of the Searching Algorithm
    339
  - Approximate Searches
    340
  - Balancing the Benefits of Indexing
    340
- Creating Indexes
  342
- Deleting Indexes
  349
- Managing Indexes
  354
  - Indexing Performance
    355
  - Search Performance
    355
  - Backwards Compatibility and Migration
    356
- Attribute Name Quick Reference Table
  357
Managing SSL
359
Managing SASL
383
Monitoring Server and Database Activity
391
- Viewing and Configuring Log Files
  391
  - Defining a Log File Rotation Policy
    391
  - Defining a Log File Deletion Policy
    392
  - Access Log
    393
  - Error Log
    394
  - Configuring the Error Log
    395
  - Audit Log
    396
- Manual Log File Rotation
  397
- Monitoring Server Activity
  397
  - Monitoring the Server from the Directory Server Console
    397
  - Monitoring the Directory Server from the Command Line
    401
- Monitoring Database Activity
  403
  - Monitoring Database Activity from the Directory Server Console
    403
  - Monitoring Databases from the Command Line
    406
- Monitoring Database Link Activity
  408
Monitoring Directory Server Using SNMP
411
- About SNMP
  411
- Configuring the Master Agent
  412
- Configuring the Subagent
  412
  - Subagent Configuration File
    412
  - Starting the Subagent
    413
  - Testing the Subagent
    413
- Configuring SNMP Traps
  414
- Configuring the Directory Server for SNMP
  414
- Using the Management Information Base
  415
  - Operations Table
    415
  - Entries Table
    417
  - Entity Table
    417
  - Interaction Table
    418
Tuning Directory Server Performance
421
Administering Directory Server Plug-Ins
427
- Server Plug-In Functionality Reference
  427
  - 7-Bit Check Plug-In
    427
  - ACL Plug-In
    427
  - ACL Preoperation Plug-In
    428
  - Binary Syntax Plug-In
    428
  - Boolean Syntax Plug-In
    428
  - Case Exact String Syntax Plug-In
    429
  - Case Ignore String Syntax Plug-In
    429
  - Chaining Database Plug-In
    430
  - Class of Service Plug-In
    430
  - Country String Syntax Plug-In
    430
  - Distinguished Name Syntax Plug-In
    431
  - Generalized Time Syntax Plug-In
    431
  - Integer Syntax Plug-In
    432
  - Internationalization Plug-In
    432
  - Ldbm Database Plug-In
    433
  - Legacy Replication Plug-In
    433
  - Multi-Master Replication Plug-In
    434
  - Octet String Syntax Plug-In
    434
  - CLEAR Password Storage Plug-In
    434
  - CRYPT Password Storage Plug-In
    435
  - NS-MTA-MD5 Password Storage Plug-In
    435
  - SHA Password Storage Plug-In
    436
  - SSHA Password Storage Plug-In
    437
  - Postal Address String Syntax Plug-In
    437
  - PTA Plug-In
    437
  - Referential Integrity Postoperation Plug-In
    438
  - Retro Changelog Plug-In
    439
  - Roles Plug-In
    440
  - Space Insensitive String Syntax Plug-In
    440
  - State Change Plug-In
    441
  - Telephone Syntax Plug-In
    441
  - UID Uniqueness Plug-In
    441
  - URI Plug-In
    442
- Enabling and Disabling Plug-Ins
  443
Using the Pass-Through Authentication Plug-In
445
Using the Attribute Uniqueness Plug-In
455
Synchronizing Red hat Directory Server with Microsoft Active Directory
465
- About Windows Sync
  465
- Configuring Windows Sync
  467
- Using Windows Sync
  475
  - Synchronizing Users
    475
  - Synchronizing Groups
    478
  - Deleting Entries
    479
  - Resurrecting Entries
    479
  - Manually Updating and Resynchronizing Entries
    480
  - Checking Synchronization Status
    480
  - Modifying the Sync Agreement
    480
- Schema Differences
  481
  - Password Policies
    481
  - Groups
    481
  - Values for Street and Streetaddress
    481
  - Contraints on the Initials Attribute
    482
- Password Sync Service
  482
- Troubleshooting
  483
LDAP Data Interchange Format
485
- About the LDIF File Format
  485
- Continuing Lines in LDIF
  486
- Representing Binary Data
  486
  - Standard LDIF Notation
    487
  - Base-64 Encoding
    487
- Specifying Directory Entries Using LDIF
  488
- Defining Directories Using LDIF
  491
  - LDIF File Example
    492
- Storing Information in Multiple Languages
  493
Finding Directory Entries
495
- Finding Entries Using the Directory Server Console
  495
- Using Ldapsearch
  496
  - Using Special Characters
    497
  - Ldapsearch Command-Line Format
    497
  - Commonly Used Ldapsearch Options
    498
  - Ldapsearch Examples
    499
- LDAP Search Filters
  502
  - Search Filter Syntax
    502
- Searching an Internationalized Directory
  505
  - Matching Rule Filter Syntax
    506
  - Supported Search Types
    508
  - International Search Examples
    509
LDAP Urls
513
- Components of an LDAP URL
  513
- Escaping Unsafe Characters
  514
- Examples of LDAP Urls
  515
Internationalization
517
- About Locales
  517
- Identifying Supported Locales
  518
- Supported Language Subtypes
  519
- Troubleshooting Matching Rules
  520
Glossary
523
Index
537

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Red Hat DIRECTORY SERVER 8.0 Command Reference Manual

Red Hat DIRECTORY SERVER 8.0 Command Reference Manual (278 pages)

Brand: Red Hat | Category: Software | Size: 2.18 MB

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2.3.3.4. Nsssl3

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- Cn=Features
  77
- Cn=Mapping Tree
  77
- Suffix Configuration Attributes under Cn="Suffixname
  77
- Default Value
  78
- Entry DN
  78
  - Replication Attributes under Cn=Replicationagreementname, Cn=Replica, Cn="Suffixname", Cn=Mapping Tree, Cn=Config
    84
- Example
  78
- Parameter Entry DN Valid Values
  78
- Replication Attributes under Cn=Replica, Cn="Suffixdn", Cn=Mapping Tree, Cn=Config
  78
- Syntax
  78
- Valid Values
  78
- Description
  84
  - Synchronization Attributes under Cn=Syncagreementname, Cn=Windowsreplica,Cn="Suffixname", Cn=Mapping Tree, Cn=Config
    93
- On | off
  94
  - Cn=Monitor
    95
  - Cn=Replication
    97
  - Cn=Snmp
    97
  - Directorystring Nsssl2: off
    97
  - Description
    97
  - On | off
    97
  - Directorystring
    97
    
    SNMP Statistic Attributes
    99
    
    Cn=Tasks
    101
    
    Cn=Uniqueid Generator
    101
- Plug-In Implemented Server Functionality Reference
  103
  - Server Plug-In Functionality Reference
    103
    
    7-Bit Check Plug-In
    103
    
    ACL Plug-In
    104
    
    ACL Preoperation Plug-In
    104
    
    Attribute Uniqueness Plug-In
    105
    
    Binary Syntax Plug-In
    105
    
    Boolean Syntax Plug-In
    106
    
    Case Exact String Syntax Plug-In
    106
    
    Case Ignore String Syntax Plug-In
    107
    
    Chaining Database Plug-In
    107
    
    Class of Service Plug-In
    107
    
    Country String Syntax Plug-In
    108
  - Distinguished Name Syntax Plug-In
    108
  - Generalized Time Syntax Plug-In
    109
  - HTTP Client Plug-In
    109
  - Integer Syntax Plug-In
    109
  - Internationalization Plug-In
    110
  - JPEG Syntax Plug-In
    110
  - Ldbm Database Plug-In
    111
  - Legacy Replication Plug-In
    111
  - Multi-Master Replication Plug-In
    112
  - Octet String Syntax Plug-In
    112
  - OID Syntax Plug-In
    112
  - CLEAR Password Storage Plug-In
    113
  - CRYPT Password Storage Plug-In
    113
  - NS-MTA-MD5 Password Storage Scheme Plug-In
    114
  - SHA Password Storage Scheme Plug-In
    114
  - SSHA Password Storage Scheme Plug-In
    115
  - Postal Address String Syntax Plug-In
    115
  - PTA Plug-In
    116
  - Referential Integrity Postoperation Plug-In
    116
  - Retro Changelog Plug-In
    117
  - Roles Plug-In
    118
  - Space Insensitive String Syntax Plug-In
    118
  - State Change Plug-In
    119
  - Telephone Syntax Plug-In
    119
  - URI Syntax Plug-In
    120
  - Views Plug-In
    120
- List of Attributes Common to All Plug-Ins
  121
  - Nsslapd-Pluginpath
    121
  - Nsslapd-Plugininitfunc
    121
  - Nsslapd-Plugintype
    121
  - Nsslapd-Pluginenabled
    122
  - Nsslapd-Pluginid
    122
  - Nsslapd-Pluginversion
    122
  - Nsslapd-Pluginvendor
    122
  - Nsslapd-Plugindescription
    123
- Attributes Allowed by Certain Plug-Ins
  123
  - Nsslapd-Pluginloadnow
    123
  - Nsslapd-Pluginloadglobal
    123
  - Nsslapd-Plugin-Depends-On-Type
    123
  - Nsslapd-Plugin-Depends-On-Named
    124
- Database Plug-In Attributes
  124
  - Cn=Config
    137
  - Database Attributes under Cn=Netscaperoot, Cn=Ldbm Database, Cn=Plugins Cn=Config and Cn=Userroot, Cn=Ldbm Database, Cn=Plugins, Cn=Config
    138
  - Database Attributes under Cn=Database, Cn=Monitor, Cn=Ldbm Database Cn=Plugins, Cn=Config
    141
  - Database Attributes under Cn=Default Indexes, Cn=Config, Cn=Ldbm Database Cn=Plugins, Cn=Config
    143
  - Cn=Plugins, Cn=Config
    145
  - Database Attributes under Cn=Attributename, Cn=Encrypted Attributes Cn=Database_Name, Cn=Ldbm Database, Cn=Plugins, Cn=Config
    146
  - Database Link Plug-In Attributes (Chaining Attributes)
    147
    
    Cn=Config
    148
    
    Database, Cn=Plugins, Cn=Config
    150
    
    Database, Cn=Plugins, Cn=Config
    154
    
    Cn=Chaining Database, Cn=Plugins, Cn=Config
    155
  - Retro Changelog Plug-In Attributes
    156
    
    Nsslapd-Changelogdir
    157
    
    Nsslapd-Changelogmaxage (Max Changelog Age)
    157
  - Overview of Directory Server Files
    159
  - Backup Files
    160
  - Configuration Files
    161
  - Database Files
    161
  - LDIF Files
    162
  - Lock Files
    162
  - Log Files
    163
  - PID Files
    163
  - Tools
    163
  - Scripts
    164
  - Access Log Content
    165
    
    Access Logging Levels
    166
    
    Default Access Logging Content
    166
    
    Connection Number
    167
    
    File Descriptor
    167
    
    Method Type
    167
    
    Operation Number
    167
    
    Slot Number
    167
    
    Error Number
    168
    
    Tag Number
    168
    
    Version Number
    168
    
    Elapsed Time
    169
    
    Ldap Request Type
    169
    
    Ldap Response Type
    169
    
    Number of Entries
    169
    
    Unindexed Search Indicator
    170
    
    Extended Operation Oid
    171
    
    Search Scope
    171
    
    Abandon Message
    172
    
    Change Sequence Number
    172
    
    Access Log Content for Additional Access Logging Levels
    173
  - Common Connection Codes
    174
  - LDAP Result Codes
    175
  - Using Special Characters
    177
  - Command-Line Utilities Quick Reference
    178
  - Ldapsearch
    178
  - Additional Ldapsearch Options
    189
  - Ldapmodify
    192
  - Ssl Options
    194
  - Ldapdelete
    198
  - Ldappasswd
    203
  - Ldif
    209
  - Dbscan
    210
- Command-Line Scripts Quick Reference
  213
- Shell Scripts
  215
- Perl Scripts
  229
- A.2. Finding and Executing the Ns-Slapd Command-Line Utilities
  245
- A.3. Utilities for Exporting Databases: Db2Ldif
  245
- A.4. Utilities for Restoring and Backing up Databases: Ldif2Db
  247
- A.5. Utilities for Restoring and Backing up Databases: Archive2Db
  248
- A.6. Utilities for Restoring and Backing up Databases: Db2Archive
  249
- A.7. Utilities for Creating and Regenerating Indexes: Db2Index
  249

Red Hat DIRECTORY SERVER 8.0 Installation Manual

Red Hat DIRECTORY SERVER 8.0 Installation Manual (128 pages)

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