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

Server. The default is cn=Directory Manager. An example
of a setting for this variable is:
LDAP_BINDDN=uid=domadmin,ou=people,dc=document,dc=hp,dc=com.
Equivalent to using the -D option in the command line.
LDAP_BINDCRED Sets the password for the user defined by LDAP_BINDDN.
Equivalent to using the -j option in the command line (except
this command-line option specifies a file containing the
password).
LDAP_DOMAIN_ADMIN Sets the name of the LDAP-UX Domain Administrator, who is
responsible for managing all data in the LDAP-UX domain and
can create a new administration domain and register all
directory servers in that domain. If this variable is not defined
for use with autosetup, the default is domadmin. No
command option exists for passing this name on the command
line.
This variable only applies for LDAP-UX installations when
creating a new directory server environment. If specified with
an LDAP-UX Windows Server AD installation, this variable is
ignored.
LDAP_DOMAIN_ADM_PASSWD Sets the password for the LDAP-UX Domain Administrator. No
command option exists for passing this password on the
command line.
This variable only applies for LDAP-UX installations when
creating a new directory server environment. If specified with
an LDAP-UX Windows Server AD installation, this variable is
ignored.
LDAP_DOMAIN Sets the LDAP-UX domain name; for example,
accounting.acme.com. Equivalent to using the -x option
in the command line. If the search base is not specified with
the -b option and with the LDAP_BASEDN variable, the
LDAP_DOMAIN variable determines the search base. If you do
not specify the domain name, this tool obtains it from DNS by
executing nslookup on the host name of the local system.
The LDAP_DOMAIN variable only applies for LDAP-UX
installations in a directory server environment. If specified with
an LDAP-UX Windows Server AD installation, this variable is
ignored.
LDAP_HOSTPORT Sets the host name (or IP address), and optionally the port, of
an existing directory server that is to be configured for LDAP-UX
support. Equivalent to using the -h and -p options in the
command line. The default host name is the fully-qualified DNS
domain name of the host; the default port is 389. Specify in
one of the following formats:
host-name
host-name:port
ip-address
ip-address:port
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