Read the documentation in LDAP Naming Services Setup and Administration for
Solaris 10. Use the schemas provided in the reference section. You will have
to edit them -- especially the OIDs -- so they will work with OpenLDAP.
In my case, I'm modifying my LDAP tree so searches on specific databa
Problem is solved now. The problem was with the schema definition of the
nisDomain attribute type. As defined, OpenLDAP won't find the nisDomain
attribute during a search because there are no matching rules.
>From the Solaris 10 LDAP Naming Services Setup and Administration Guide the
>nisDoma
Frank Barney wrote:
> I've just installed OpenSolaris 2008.11. I want to make it an ldapclient
> using a preexisting OpenLDAP database on a Linux server.
>
> I've run ldapclient using the following arguements:
>
> ldapclient -v init -a profileName=OpenSolarisProfile 10.0.0.76
>
>
Does the serv
I just created an openldap server on ubuntu 8.10 and am wondering how to get
solaris 10 and opensolaris to authenticate to it? if you guys have any guides
or can tell me where to start that would be very appreciated. I've done a lot
of google searches and find stuff for solaris 8 and 9 or how to
Thanks for replying:
The profile exists. Whether I did it correctly is another matter. Here is the
definition of the profile:
dn: cn=OpenSolarisProfile,ou=Profile,dc=venturedata,dc=com
cn: OpenSolarisProfile
objectClass: SolarisNamingProfile
objectClass: top
SolarisLDAPServers: 10.0.0.76
Sola
I've just installed OpenSolaris 2008.11. I want to make it an ldapclient using
a preexisting OpenLDAP database on a Linux server.
I've run ldapclient using the following arguements:
ldapclient -v init -a profileName=OpenSolarisProfile 10.0.0.76
I get the following output:
Parsing profileName=
