Summary of Server Commands and Their Use

The tables in this section provide a summary of the server commands and how they can be used. The tables use the following legend:

Remote: The command can be launched on a remote server
Offline: The command can be launched when the server is stopped
Online: The command connects to a running server instance
Administration Port Only: The command must use the administration connector to access the server (on port 4444 by default)

Note - Not all the commands listed in the following tables are supported for Oracle Unified Directory proxy.

Table 5-1 Server Administration Commands

Command	Remote	Offline	Online	Administration Connector
create-rc-script
dsconfig	`X`		`X`	`X`
dsreplication	`X`		`X`	`X`
gicadm	`X`		`X`	`X`
start-ds		`X`
status	`X`	`X`	`X`	`X`
stop-ds	`X`		`X`	`X`
uninstall		`X`	`X`	`X`
		`X`
windows-service		`X`

Table 5-2 Data Administration Commands

Command	Remote	Offline	Online	Administration Connector
backup	`X` *	`X`	`X`	`X`
base64		`X`
dbtest		`X`
export-ldif	`X` *	`X`	`X`	`X`
import-ldif	`X` *	`X`	`X`	`X`
list-backends		`X`
manage-account	`X`		`X`	`X`
manage-tasks	`X`		`X`	`X`
rebuild-index		`X`
restore	`X` *	`X`	`X`	`X`
split-ldif		`X`	`X`
verify-index		`X`

* The command can be launched remotely but the data files must be on the host on which the server is running.

Table 5-3 Server Administration Commands

Command	Remote	Online
ldapcompare	`X`	`X`
ldapdelete	`X`	`X`
ldapmodify	`X`	`X`
ldappasswordmodify	`X`	`X`
ldapsearch	`X`	`X`

Table 5-4 Other Command-Line Utilities

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