Installation guide

[...] - import userRoot: WARNING: Skipping duplicate entry
"cn=uid\3Dtuser1\2Cou\3DOU0\2Co\3DO0,ou=People,dc=exam ple,dc=com" found at line
35 of file "/opt/redhat-ds/slapd-ID/db/exam ple.ldif"
Examine any duplicate entry messages to see if the resulting entry is acceptable. T he import utility used
during migration picks up the first entry and skips any subsequent duplicated entries. If necessary, edit
the original LDIF file, and delete the unwanted entries. Run rem ove-ds-adm in.pl to remove the
newly-migrated server, and run the migration script again.
5. Basic Information about Red Hat Directory Server
This is some basic information for using and managing Directory Server. The Directory Server
information is explained in much more detail in the Administrator's Guide.
Starting and St opping the Directory Server and Admin Server
The Directory Server and Admin Server instances are started and stopped using basic service
command line tools. For example, on Red Hat Enterprise Linux:
service dirsrv-admin start
service dirsrv start
Running just service dirsrv start starts all instances of the Directory Server on the host machine.
To start a single instance, use the name of the instance in the command:
service dirsrv start exam ple
Starting the Directory Server Console
To start the Directory Server Console, run the redhat-idm -console command.
redhat-idm-console
It is also possible to specify the user to log into the Console as using the -u and to give the URL to the
Admin Server using the -a option.
redhat-idm-console -u "cn=Directory Manager" -a http://ldap.example.com:9830
Default Port Numbers
These are the default port numbers for the Directory Server and Admin Server:
The standard LDAP port is 389.
The secure (SSL) LDAPS port is 636.
The Admin Server port is 9830.
Tool Locations
The Mozilla LDAP tools used to manage Directory Server, such as ldapsearch and ldapm odify, are
in the following directories, depending on platform:
/usr/lib/mozldap6 on 32-bit Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems
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