LDAP-UX Client Services 4.
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Table of Contents Overview..................................................................................................................................................7 Schema Comparison between R2's RFC2307 and SFU 3.0/3.5.........................................................................8 Cross Reference Table ................................................................................................................................8 Examples.................................................
List of Tables 1 2 Cross Reference Table Between R2's RFC2307 and SFU Schema...................................................................8 Documentation......................................................................................................................................
Overview LDAP-UX Client Services simplifies HP-UX system administration by consolidating account and configuration information into Windows Server 2000/2003 Active Directory Services (ADS). To use an Active Directory Server as a data repository for HP-UX users or other name services, the Active Directory schema needs to be extended to include the POSIX schema defined in RFC 2307.
Schema Comparison between R2's RFC2307 and SFU 3.0/3.5 LDAP-UX Client Services version B.04.00 or earlier versions support SFU2.0, SFU3.0/3.5 schema in an ADS environment. The default DUA profile does not include the appropriate attribute mappings and search descriptors to support the ADS 2003 R2’s RFC2307 schema.
Table 1 Cross Reference Table Between R2's RFC2307 and SFU Schema (continued) memberNisNetgroup msSFU30memberNisNetgroup nisNetgroupTriple msSFU30NetgroupTriple ipServicePort msSFU30IpServicePort ipServiceProtocol msSFU30IpServiceProtocol ipProtocolNumber msSFU30IpProtocolNumber oncRpcNumber msSFU30OncRpcNumber ipHostNumber msSFU30IpHostNumber ipNetworkNumber msSFU30IpNetworkNumber ipNetmaskNumber msSFU30IpNetmaskNumber macAddress msSFU30MacAddress bootParameter msSFU30BootParameter bo
Workarounds When you use LDAP-UX Client Services 4.0 with Microsoft Windows Server 2003 R2 RFC2307 schema, you must manually perform the followings: • • Modify the default template file used by the setup program to create an LDAP-UX DUA profile with appropriate attribute mappings and search descriptors for all the supported services. See the “Modifying the Default Template File” section for details.
attributemap: group:nismapname=nisMapName msSFU30NisDomain attributemap: group:userpassword=*NULL* servicesearchdescriptor: group:?sub?(&(objectclass=group)(gidNumber=*)) attributemap: pam:uid=uid attributemap: pam:uidnumber=uidNumber attributemap: pam:userpassword=*NULL* servicesearchdescriptor: pam:?sub?(&(objectclass=user)(uidNumber=*)) attributemap: rpc:cn=cn msSFU30Aliases attributemap: rpc:nismapname=nisMapName msSFU30NisDomain attributemap: rpc:oncrpcnumber=oncRpcNumber servicesearchdescriptor: rpc:?
./migrate_hosts_ads.pl /etc/hosts output.ldif 2. Based on the SFU version schema you use, run one of the following sed commands to modify the output ldif file, output.ldif file and to save it to the output-r2.ldif file: For SFU2.0: cat output.ldif | sed “s/^uid:/msSFUName:/g” > output-r2.ldif For SFU3.0/3.5: cat output.ldif | sed “s/^uid:/msSFU30Name:/g” 3. > output-r2.ldif Use the following command to import the modified output ldif, output-r2.
