
Synchronization Agents
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Configuring the LDAP Database Agent
To configure the Agent, run the following command:
When prompted:
1. Select y to continue with the configuration.
2. Accept the default Agent name.
3. Enter a unique Agent ID for the Agent, for example, LDAP followed by
a 3 digit number.
4. Enter the LDAP Server Administrator’s name. This should be in the form
of an LDAP Distinguishing Name, for example, cn=root.
5. Enter the LDAP Server Administrator’s password.
6. Enter the name of the User Attribute that is used to identify a user's
entry in the LDAP directory: [uid]
7. Enter the Distinguished Name of the LDAP directory search start point
(the LDAP_BASEDN environment variable).
8. Enter either the host name or an IP address of the LDAP server where
your directory is hosted.
9. Enter the port number at which the LDAP server listens. Default is 389.
10. Enter the Distinguished Name of the location where groups are defined
on the LDAP Server.
11. Select n, not to change the character case of the user ID.
12. Select n, not to change the character case of passwords.
13. Select y to enable maximum synchronization.
14. Select e to enable Global Synchronization.
15. Accept the default global synchronization exceptions list.
16. Enter a list of any user IDs that will be excluded from InSync. (Press
Space followed by Enter to not exclude any users).
After Installation
If the Synchronization Agent for UNIX/Linux Servers is running, it should now
be stopped and restarted in order to start the Database Agent.
# ${GO_ROOT}/bin/GoSetup GoLDAP
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