Sun Java(TM) System Directory Proxy Server 5.2 2005Q1 Administration Guide |
Appendix D
Command ReferenceThis appendix describes helpful command line programs associated with Directory Proxy Server.
The appendix has the following section:
dpsconfig2ldifThe dpsconfig2ldif utility downloads Directory Proxy Server configuration and saves it in an LDIF file. The dpsconfig2ldif utility is found at the following location:
<serverroot>/bin/dps_utilities/dpsconfig2ldif
The dpsconfig2ldif utility requires two arguments:
dpsldif2configThe ImportConfigLdif utility imports an LDIF file generated by dpsconfig2ldif.The dpsconfig2ldif utility is found at the following location:
<serverroot>/bin/dps_utilities/dpsldif2config
The dpsconfig2ldif utility requires the following arguments:
ImportConfigLdif imports three kinds of objects:
The parameter "Configuration Name" applies only to Shared Configuration objects just described. System and Log properties are added "as is" from the LDIF file. If a shared configuration object does not exist with the given parameter name, this script will create a new configuration using the given parameter name. If there ALREADY exists a configuration with the given name, no import will take place. System and Log properties will not be added either if they already exist in the directory.
Once a configuration has been imported, the Main Console must be restarted in order to view the configuration in the Topology Tree. In order to begin using a configuration, a Directory Proxy Server instance server will have to assign itself to each configuration: shared Configurations are assigned via the Network Groups Node in the Directory Proxy Server Console; System Properties are assigned via the systems node in the Directory Proxy Server Console ("settings saved as..."); and Log Properties are assigned via the Logs node in the Directory Proxy Server Console ("settings saved as...").
Pre-conditions
Post-conditions