On 7/16/07, Peter Ohlerich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there any way to export [user, card and user station] information
from a running system?  I.E. via an LDIF-export from the running
system's LDAP-tree?

Most of the SRSS administrative commands have 'export'
and 'import' options.  You can use those to capture the
settings from the old servers and establish them on the
new servers.

The commands you're most likely to be interested in are
'utuser', 'utdesktop' and 'utxconfig' but you might also
have some configuration items being managed by
'utresadm', 'utresdef', 'utmhadm', 'utcrypto' or 'utreader'.
All of those except 'utreader' have a '-o' option to trigger
an export, and the import option is either '-e' or '-i'.  You'll
have to write a trivial script to do the 'utreader' import if
you have readers configured.

Do the imports on the DS primary of the new group.
That will avoid race conditions caused by replication
delays.  ('utreader' is the worst offender in this respect.)

An LDIF export isn't a good way to do it, because it will
give you an incorrect root DN on the new machines and
will not account for schema changes across versions of
SRSS (although in this case since both groups are
running 3.1 there should be no schema differences).

OttoM.
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ottomeister

Disclaimer: These are my opinions.  I do not speak for my employer.
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