On 5/22/21 9:47 AM, Tornóci László wrote:
Hi,
I plan to set up a read only replica to my 389-ds server. I would like
to have all my users authenticate againts the read only replica. Can I
still use the account-policy plugin to store the lastLoginTime
operational attribute?
You can, you just need to enable and configure the plugin on all
replicas. It should work fine.
My other question is: I am using RHEL 8 with the latest 389-ds. I
don't find the rpm for cockpit-389-ds plugin anywhere (which is
available for Fedora), but the old admin console is gone, too. How can
I use cockpit with 389-ds? Is that only available for redhat-ds? If
yes, what can I do?
In RHEL the cockpit UI is part of the layered product (redhat-ds
module), it is not included in the base OS like the 389-ds module is.
So on RHEL you have to pay for "Red Hat Directory Server 11".
HTH,
Mark
Thanks: Laszlo
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