Deleting Users in Schema 2 Using Delegated Administrator

You can mark users for deletion with either Delegated Administrator interface. However you can not purge users from LDAP with Delegated Administrator Console. You must use the Delegated Administrator Utility for that. The following task lists the steps for deleting a user from LDAP. The user is not actually removed from LDAP until the last step is complete.

1. Mark a user entry for deletion.

   For Delegated Administrator Console: Select the users to delete in the User List page and click Delete.

   For Delegated Administrator Utility: Use the commadmin user delete command. For example:

   commadmin user delete -D chris -n siroe.com 
   -w bolton -l jsmith

   In both cases the icsStatus attribute in the user LDAP entry is changed from active to deleted.

2. Use the Calendar Server Utility csclean to remove all calendars belonging to all deleted users in one or all domains, as shown in the following example:

   csclean clean “*”

   Or to remove calendars belonging to all deleted users in one domain, specify the actual domain, as shown in the following example: csclean clean sesta.com

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   Tip –

   If you inadvertently purge the users from LDAP before deleting the users' calendars, you can remove them later using the cscal utility, as described in Managing User Calendars.

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3. Purge the domain of all users marked for deletion, using Delegated Administrator Utility command commadmin domain purge.

   For example:

   commadmin domain purge -D chris -d sesta.com -n siroe.com -w bolton

   In this example, all users in sesta.com that are marked as deleted will be purged, that is, permanently removed.

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   Tip –

   Run this utility manually from time to time to clean up your LDAP directory. For more information about this command, see the Sun Java System Communications Services 6 2005Q4 Delegated Administrator Guide.

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