HP CIFS Server 3.0b Administrator's Guide version A.02.01.01

LDAP Integration Support
LDAP management Tools
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Name (DN), directory manager name and password. First start the
samba daemon if it is not already running with startsmb. Set the
environment variables throughout your configuration file to appropriate
values for your environment, including $SID. The current SID default is
SID=’S-1-5-21-3516781642-1962875130-3438800523’. You need to
execute the net rpc getsid command and obtain the appropriate SID.
Otherwise, all the accounts that you add to the LDAP directory will not
have the correct SID and will be invalid.
Ensure that the organizational units (ou) are consistent with your LDAP
subschema, particularly three units, usersou, groupsou, and
computersou. The values of these three units are as follows:
• $usersou = q (People);
• $groupsou = q (Groups);
• $computersou = q (Computers).
Consider the following example which sets the LDAP directory server
name to “hostA.cup.hp.com”, the SID to
“S-1-5-21-1415721273-4291299877-1153850723”, the LDAP base DN
to “cup.hp.com”, the directory manager name to “Directory Manager”,
and the password to “dmpasswd”:
• $SID=”S-1-5-21-1415721273-4291299877-1153850723”
• $masterLDAP=”dc=cup, dc=hp, dc=com”
• $suffix=”cup.hp.com”
• $binddn=””cn=Directory Manager”
• $bindpasswd=”dmpasswd”
NOTE You can use the -w option to specify the LDAP directory manager
password when you run LDAP management tools. Without using the -w
option, the HP CIFS Server will look up the password value of the
$bindpasswd attribute in the
/opt/samba/LDAP3/smbldap-tools/smbldap_conf.pm configuration
file.