Apple Mac OS X Server File Services Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 9)

Integrating MacOS X and Novell eDirectory 8

1. This will bring up a wizard, select “Import LDIF file”. Click “Next”

2. Navigate to your LDIF file. Click “Next”

3. Enter the ip address/DNS name of your server and port number 389 (If you have

SSL setup I would suggest using the SSL port (636), but you will need to select

your Der file. The server’s certificate [.der] is found on all servers in

SYS:\PUBLIC\RootCert.der). Select “Authenticated” login and enter your admin

name (cn=admin,ou=YourOU,o=YourO) and the admin password. Click “Next”

4. Click “Finish”

The file should update the schema, if you received errors on importing make sure your

file does not have any illegal characters (specifically invisible character from copying off

the web). To make sure everything updated properly, open ConsoleOne and go the

“Schema Manager” located under the “Tools” menu and look for your classes and

attributes. After you have updated the schema

Modify LDAP Group Settings

There are a few NDS/LDAP attributes mappings that need to be deleted from the LDAP

Group object. These mappings are redundant, so there should not be any concern about

loss of data or functionality.

1. Select your LDAP Group object (usually located in the same container as your

server)

2. Right click and select “Properties”

3. Select the “Attribute Mappings” tab

4. Find the entries for UID/uidNumber and GID/groupID

5. Delete both of these mappings.

Populate the users with the needed values

There are a few ways to populate the users. The easiest way is to set the values on user

import, but that may not always be an option. So the other ways are as follows, manually

extend each user object in ConsoleOne.

1. Select the User Object

2. Right click and select “Extensions of this Object…”

3. Click “Add Extension”

4. Select “aplMacOSXUser”

5. Name the auxiliary object EXACTLY the same as your user object

6. Click “Close”

7. Select your user object in ConsoleOne, right click to “Properties”

8. Scroll to the “Other” tab

9. With “Attributes” highlighted, click “Add”

10. Select the “aplXMLHomeDirectory” attribute (NOTE: that screen sorts uppercase

first then lowercase)

11. Select the “aplXMLHomeDirectory” attribute and add the value in the following

format:

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