Since SuSE doesn't support FreeIPA/IdM, and I need to use freeipa as master
controller, I need to be able to have multiple suse hosted 389-ds ldap servers
(9) be read-only mirrors for large numbers of compute node clients (3000).
I have VMs on suse hosts running rocky8.5 for freeipa as test servers. Those
nodes sync fine. I have 389-ds on a single suse host for sync testing. I
created replication agreements using docs on suse site for sles15 sp3 and
verified no firewall blocks between them.
https://documentation.suse.com/sles/15-SP3/html/SLES-all/cha-security-ldap.html#sec-security-ldap-replication
The sync connects but no data is transferred. I suspect the cause is the 389
system has no schema like freeipa to sync into.
Next attempt is to perform an ldif backup of the ipa system and restore it to
the 389 system. I have concerns about this as there's probably a unique system
id in the backup (I've not grep'ed through it yet). Is this a reasonable
process?
This is all still experimental and everything can(will) be wiped and
reinstalled(multiple times as the process is developed). If there are docs on
how to sync these, I've not found them and would really appreciate links
The alternative is to install freeipa containers on the sles systems but the
container readme on github reads like it's still very experimental.
Also as there is no freeipa client package in sles, just sssd-ipa and libhbac0,
all of the sssd configuration will be manual as well as all the certificates
between freeipa servers and sles clients.
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