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SJDS setting HPDS setting Conversion

The script renames and sets the value to the

result of adding the configured maximum age to

the password change timestamp. If the

timestamp in the SJDS pwdChangedTime

cannot be parsed, the starting time of the

migration is used instead.

Additionally, HPDS uses the

passwordExpirationTime attribute with a special

value to indicate that a password has been reset

by an administrator. If a pwdReset attribute

exists to indicate an administrator reset in the

SJDS entry, then it will take precedence and an

expiration time will not be calculated.

pwdGraceUseTime

(multi-value)

passwordGraceUserTime

SJDS maintains a list of timestamps of grace

logins, while HPDS keeps a single counter of

grace logins. The script renames and sets the

value to the number of grace timestamps.

passwordPolicySubentry pwdPolicySubentry

The script renames the attribute to the HPDS

name.

pwdLastAuthTime lastLoginTime

The script renames the attribute to the HPDS

name.

Note: To enable logging of the last login time

for users, enable the HPDS account policy plug-

in. For more information on the account policy

plug-in, see the

HP-UX Directory Server

Administrator Guide.

cosAttribute cosAttribute

If CoS is configured to dynamically assign

password policies, and it is assigning policies

using the password policy specifier

passwordPolicySubentry, the script replaces it

with pwdPolicySubentry.

Configuration Migration Mode

In configuration migration mode, the sjdsmig.pl script creates an LDIF change file that updates

parameters with values copied from the SJDS dse.ldif file. Change operations are also added to

merge the SJDS global password policy entry into the main cn=config entry that resides in the

HPDS dse.ldif file. Attribute and value conversion of the global password policy configuration is

performed as described in Table 5 in the preceding subsection. When the script runs in configuration

migration mode, there is no separate log file created. Instead, information about each migrated

setting is inserted in-line into the LDIF file as comments.

Table 7 lists the attributes that are included in the configuration migration.