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Example 4 .2. .inf File for Registering the Inst ance with a Configurat ion Directory Server

(Typical Setup)

[General]

FullMachineName= dir.exam ple.com

SuiteSpotUserID= nobody

SuiteSpotGroup= nobody

AdminDomain= example.com

ConfigDirectoryAdminID= admin

ConfigDirectoryAdminPwd= admin

ConfigDirectoryLdapURL= ldap://dir.example.com:25389/o=NetscapeRoot

[slapd]

SlapdConfigForMC= No

UseExistingMC= 1

UseExistingUG= No

ServerPort= 18257

ServerIdentifier= directory

Suffix= dc=exam ple,dc=com

RootDN= cn=Directory Manager

UseReplication= No

AddSampleEntries= No

InstallLdifFile= suggest

AddOrgEntries= Yes

DisableSchemaChecking= No

RootDNPwd= admin123

[admin]

Port= 33646

ServerIpAddress= 111.11.11.11

ServerAdm inID= admin

ServerAdm inPwd= admin

4.6. Installing the Password Sync Service

Windows Synchronization is mostly handled by the Directory Server alone, but synchronizing passwords

requires a special "hook" that catches password changes and sends them over a secure connection

between the Directory Server and Active Directory sync peers. For password synchronization, it is

necessary to install the Password Sync Service.

Password Sync can be installed on every domain controller in the Active Directory domain in order to

synchronize Windows passwords.

Passwords can only be synchronized if both the Directory Server and Windows server are running in

SSL, the sync agreement is configured over an SSL connection, and certificate databases are configured

for Password Sync to access.

1. Go to http://access.redhat.com.

2. Click the Downloads tab, and select the Red Hat Enterprise Linux channels, then filter for the

Directory Server product and architecture.

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