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1. Copy the following slapd files to the LDAP server:
Netscape.IBM.at
Netscape.IBM.oc
2. Stop the LDAP server.
3. Edit the slapd.conf file and add the following statements:
userat "<Netscape LDAP config directory>/Netscape.IBM.at"
useroc "<Netscape LDAP config directory>/Netscape.IBM.oc"
4. Restart the LDAP Server.
To install the Host On-Demand schema extensions on an IBM LDAP Directory
server:
1. Copy the following slapd files to your LDAP server:
V2.1.IBM.at
V2.1.IBM.oc
2. Stop the LDAP server.
3. Edit the slapd.at.conf file and add the following statement to the end of the
file:
include /etc/V2.1.IBM.at
4. Edit the slapd.oc.conf file and add the following statement to the end of the
file:
include /etc/V2.1.IBM.oc
5. Restart the LDAP server.
Configuring LDAP support
The default operational mode for Host On-Demand is to use the private data store.
Using an LDAP directory server to manage and share your definitions across
multiple Host On-Demand servers is an option that must be carefully planned and
executed. Before you switch your Host On-Demand server over to using the LDAP
directory server, refer to implications of migrating to LDAP in the Host
On-Demand online help.
1. Open the Administration window and logon to Host On-Demand.
2. Click Services > Directory Service
3. Click the Use Directory Service (LDAP) box and then enter the LDAP server
information.
Destination Address
Type the IP address of the LDAP directory. Use either the host name or
dotted decimal format. The default is the host name of the Host
On-Demand server.
Destination Port
Type the TCP/IP port on which the LDAP server will accept a
connection from an LDAP client. The default port is 389.
Administrator Distinguished Name
Type the distinguished name (DN) of the directory administrator that
allows Host On-Demand to update information. You must use the
LDAP string representation for distinguished names (for example,
cn=Chris Smith,o=IBM,c=US ).
Administrator Password
Type the directory administrator’s password.
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