LDAP-UX Client Services B.05.00 with Microsoft Windows Active Directory Server Administrator's Guide (obsolete beyond B.05.00)

-D privileged_user_DN Specifies the distinguished name (DN) of a user who has
sufficient directory server privileges to create a new
computer account. This typically specifies the domain
administrator's distinguished name (DN). When installing
LDAP-UX for the first time in a Windows Domain, it can be
any user who has sufficient privileges to update the schema
on the directory server and add a new computer account
and password to the cn=computers container. When
installing and configuring LDAP-UX to add a host to a
Windows domain that already has been configured with
LDAP-UX, this can be the DN of any user with sufficient
privilege to add a new computer account, and set a
password on that account. An example of a DN for this
variable is
CN=Administrator,CN=Users,DC=ldaptest,DC=west,DC=com.
-h host_name Specifies the host name (or IP address), and optionally the
port number, of the Windows Active Directory Server where
the local HP-UX host (client) should be added. The default
host name is the fully-qualified DNS domain name of the
server's host; the default port is 389. Specify in one of the
following formats:
host-name
host-name:port
ip-address
ip-address:port
-j password_filename Specifies a file that includes the password for the user
specified with the -D option. Specifying this file enables
autosetup to run without prompting you for the password;
thus, it enables you to perform the guided installation in
silent mode.
-p ds_port_id Specifies the port number for accessing the Windows Active
Directory Server host. This is the port clients access to search
the directory server for entries. The default is port number
389. You need not specify the port if it has already been
specified with the host name.
-s ds_sslport_id Specifies the port number for accessing the Windows Active
Directory Server host when SSL options are used. The default
is SSL port 636.
-v n Specifies verbose level for debugging purposes, with n
specifying one of the following: 0 (turns off verbose mode),
1, 2, or 3 (specifies the highest level of verbosity).
-x domain_name Specifies the Windows Active Directory Server domain this
host will join; for example, nwest.acme.com. Used only
when the –h option is not used.
-q Specifies that autosetup be invoked in silent mode. Silent
mode runs without user intervention. Instead of prompting
for input for parameters, it uses the default values and any
values specified with command-line options or environment
variables. The CA certificate for the specified Windows
domain should be pre-installed. The domain administrator's
DN and password must be provided by command-line or
environment variables. Moreover, if more than one Active
2.3 Guided installation (autosetup) 19