OpenText™ eDirectory CE 24.4 (v9.3) Administration Guide
- OpenText™ eDirectory CE 24.4 (v9.3) Administration Guide
- Understanding OpenText eDirectory
- Ease of Management through OpenText Identity Console
- Object Classes and Properties
- Context and Naming
- Schema
- Partitions
- Replicas
- Server Synchronization in the Replica Ring
- Access to Resources
- OpenText eDirectory Rights
- Designing Your OpenText eDirectory Network
- OpenText eDirectory Design Basics
- Designing the OpenText eDirectory Tree
- Guidelines for Partitioning Your Tree
- Guidelines for Replicating Your Tree
- Planning the User Environment
- Designing OpenText eDirectory for e-Business
- Understanding the OpenText Certificate Server
- Synchronizing Network Time
- Managing Objects
- General Object Tasks
- Managing User Accounts
- Configuring Roles and Access Control
- Managing Background Process
- Synchronization
- Configuring Background Processes
- Managing the Schema
- Extending the Schema
- Viewing the Schema
- Manually Extending the Schema
- Schema Flags Added in version 8.7 Onwards
- Using the Client to Perform Schema Operations
- Managing Partitions and Replicas
- Creating a Partition
- Merging a Partition
- Moving Partitions
- Canceling Create or Merge Partition Operations
- Administering Replicas
- Setting Up and Managing Filtered Replicas
- Viewing Partitions and Replicas
- OpenText eDirectory Management Utilities
- OpenText Import Conversion Export Utility
- Index Manager
- OpenText eDirectory Service Manager
- Offline Bulkload Utility
- LDIF Files
- Monitoring OpenText
- Using OpenText iMonitor
- Using cn=monitor for Monitoring
- Using DSTrace
- DSTrace Messages
- OpenText iMonitor Message Filtering
- SAL Message Filtering
- SecretStore Configuration for OpenText eDirectory Server
- Linux
- Windows
- Merging OpenText eDirectory Trees
- Merging OpenText eDirectory Trees
- Grafting a Single Server Tree
- Renaming a Tree
- Using the Client to Merge Trees
- Encrypting Data in OpenText eDirectory
- Encrypted Attributes
- Encrypted Replication
- Achieving Complete Security While Encrypting Data
- Repairing the OpenText eDirectory Database
- Performing Basic Repair Operations
- Viewing and Configuring the Repair Log File
- Performing a Repair in OpenText iMonitor
- Repairing Replicas
- Repairing Replica Rings
- Maintaining the Schema
- Repairing Server Network Addresses
- Performing Synchronization Operations
- DSRepair Options
- Using the Client to Repair a Database
- Graphical DS Repair Utility
- Understanding LDAP Services for OpenText eDirectory
- Key Terms for LDAP Services
- Understanding How LDAP Works with OpenText eDirectory
- Using LDAP Tools on Linux
- Extensible Match Search Filter
- LDAP Transactions
- Configuring LDAP Services for OpenText eDirectory
- Loading and Unloading LDAP Services for OpenText eDirectory
- Verifying That the LDAP Server Is Loaded
- Verifying That the LDAP Server Is Running
- Preventing POODLE Attack by Disabling SSLv3
- Configuring LDAP Objects
- Refreshing the LDAP Server
- Authentication and Security
- Using the LDAP Server to Search the Directory
- Configuring for Superior Referrals
- Persistent Search: Configuring for OpenText eDirectory Events
- Getting Information about the LDAP Server
- Configuring Generalized Time Support
- Configuring Permissive Modify
- Proxied Authorization Control
- LDAP Paged Search Control
- LDAP Extended DN Control
- Auditing LDAP Events
- Backing Up and Restoring OpenText eDirectory
- Checklist for Backing Up OpenText eDirectory
- Understanding Backup and Restore Services
- Using Roll-Forward Logs
- Preparing for a Restore
- Using DSBK
- Backing Up and Restoring NICI
- Recovering the Database If Restore Verification Fails
- Scenarios for Backup and Restore
- Disaster Recovery Plan using DSBK
- LDAP-Based Backup
- OpenText eDirectory Backup with SMS
- Configuring OpenText eDirectory in Suite B Mode
- Enabling Suite B in a New Installation
- Configuring Suite B on Existing Servers
- Enabling Enhanced Background Authentication
- Enabling EBA
- Viewing Information About EBA
- Managing the EBA CA by Using OpenText Identity Console
- Restrictions in OpenText eDirectory Operations When EBA Is Enabled
- Backing Up an EBA Enabled Server
- Moving the EBA CA Role to a New Server
- SNMP Support for OpenText eDirectory
- Definitions and Terminology for SNMP
- Understanding SNMP Services
- OpenText eDirectory and SNMP
- Installing and Configuring SNMP Services for OpenText eDirectory
- Monitoring OpenText eDirectory Using SNMP
- Troubleshooting
- Maintaining OpenText eDirectory
- Advanced Referral Costing
- Keeping OpenText eDirectory Healthy
- Resources for Monitoring
- Upgrading Hardware or Replacing a Server
- Restoring OpenText eDirectory after a Hardware Failure
- Subtree Search Performance Improvement
- Container Readiness
- DHost OpenText iConsole Manager
- What is DHost?
- Running DHost OpenText iConsole
- Managing OpenText eDirectory Modules
- Querying for DHost Information
- Process Stack
- Setting the sadmin Password
- The OpenText eDirectory Management Toolbox
- Using the Command Line Client
- Using the Logger
- Using the eMBox Client for Backup and Restore
- Auditing OpenText eDirectory Events
- Auditing with CEF
- Journal Event Caching
- LDAP Auditing
- Understanding OpenText eDirectory’s Authentication Framework
- NMAS Functionality
- NMAS Software
- Managing Login and Post-Login Methods and Sequences
- Using NMAS to Log In to the Network
- History of OpenText Passwords
- NMAS HOTP Based Login
- Other Administrative Tasks
- Security Considerations
- Understanding the Certificate Server
- OpenText Certificate Server Features
- OpenText Certificate Server Components
- Setting Up OpenText Certificate Server
- Managing OpenText Certificate Server
- Public Key Cryptography Basics
- Entry Rights Needed to Perform Tasks
- Managing Passwords
- Understanding Universal Password
- Understanding Non-Reversible Password Storage
- Password Policies
- Deploying Universal Password
- Managing Passwords by Using Password Policies
- Security Considerations
- Importing Hash Based Passwords Into eDirectory
- REST Services
- Security Recommendations
- Planning to Install REST Services for OpenText eDirectory
- Configuring REST Services for OpenText eDirectory
- Managing Data Persistence
- Auditing with REST Services
- Modifying LDAP Password Using REST Container
- Modifying Server Certificate Using REST Container
- Upgrading REST Services for OpenText eDirectory
- REST API Documentation
- NMAS Considerations
- Setting Up a Security Container As a Separate Partition
- Merging Trees with Multiple Security Containers
- OpenText eDirectory Linux Commands and Usage
- General Utilities
- LDAP-Specific Commands
- Configuring OpenSLP for OpenText eDirectory
- Service Location Protocol
- SLP Fundamentals
- Configuration Parameters
- How OpenText eDirectory Works with DNS
- Configuring GSSAPI with OpenText eDirectory
- Concepts
- How Does GSSAPI Work with OpenText eDirectory?
- Prerequisites for Configuring GSSAPI
- Merging OpenText eDirectory Trees Configured with SASL-GSSAPI Method
- Managing the SASL-GSSAPI Method
- Creating a Login Sequence
- How Does LDAP Use SASL-GSSAPI?
- Error Messages
- Commonly Used Terms
- Security Considerations
- LDAP Binds
- Nessus Scan Results
- Mapping OpenText eDirectory Events with CEF Events
- Mapping OpenText eDirectory Events with CEF Events
- CEF Events
- Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting SNMP
- Troubleshooting OpenText iMonitor
- Troubleshooting Obituaries
- Migrating to OpenText eDirectory
- Troubleshooting Schema
- Troubleshooting DSRepair
- Troubleshooting Replication
- Troubleshooting Clone DIB Issues
- Troubleshooting OpenText Public Key Infrastructure Services
- Troubleshooting Utilities on Linux
- Troubleshooting NMAS
- Accessing HTTPSTK When Directory Service Is Not Loaded
- Troubleshooting Data Encryption
- The OpenText eDirectory Management Toolbox
- Troubleshooting Issues with SASL-GSSAPI
- Managing Error Logging in OpenText eDirectory
- Miscellaneous
- Troubleshooting IPV6 Issues
- Troubleshooting EBA
- Legal Notice