LDAP-UX Client Services B.05.01 Administrator Guide for HP directory servers and Windows ADS

A Configuration worksheet
The following sections include worksheets with explanations and examples for configuring LDAP-UX
with HP directory servers (Section A.1 (page 403)) and with Windows ADS (Section A.2 (page 404)).
A.1 HP directory server LDAP-UX configuration
To help you configure LDAP-UX Client Services with an HP directory server, use the worksheet
shown in Table 41. For explanations and examples, see Table 42. For more information about
configuration steps, see “Installing and configuring LDAP-UX Client Services for an HP server
environment” (page 25).
Table 41 LDAP-UX Client Services configuration worksheet (HP directory server environment)
Directory administrator DN:
Directory server host:
Directory server port:
Configuration profile DN:
Base DN of name service data:
Credential type:
Proxy user DN:
Source of user, group data:
Migration method:
Table 42 LDAP-UX Client Services configuration worksheet explanation (HP directory server
environment)
The distinguished name of a directory administrator allowed to modify
the directory.
Example: cn=directory manager (HP directory server environment)
cn=administrator,cn=user,dc=mydomain,dc=example,dc=com
(Windows domain)
Directory administrator DN:
The host name or IP address where your directory server is running.
Example: sys001.hp.com (12.34.56.78)
Directory server host:
The TCP port number your directory server is using.
Example: 389
Directory server port:
The distinguished name where your configuration profile is.
Example: cn=profile1, o=hp.com
Configuration profile DN:
The distinguished name where your name service data is.
Example: ou=People, o=hp.com
Base DN of name service data:
The method clients use to access the directory. Can be "anonymous,"
"proxy," or "proxy anonymous."
Example: anonymous
Default: anonymous
Credential type:
The distinguished name of the proxy user, if needed.
Example: cn=proxyuser,ou=special users, o=hp.com
Proxy user DN:
A.1 HP directory server LDAP-UX configuration 403