Edit each Perl script to read the bind password interactively by uncommenting the appropriate lines. All other Perl script functionality remains available without the Term::ReadKey module. Run the idsktune utility, which you find in the directory containing the unpacked software.
Table suggests where to look for official patches not yet installed on your system. Refer to Chapter 5 "Tuning the Operating System " starting on page 97 for more information. If you plan to use the Console, install the X Before installing remotely using a locale with fonts not supported for US English, ensure you can access font aliases for remote sessions.
When installing Windows , specify that the computer is a stand-alone server, not a member of any existing domain or workgroup, to reduce dependencies on network security services.
Log on as a user with Administrator privileges. Set the TEMP environment variable to a valid folder for temporary files. Double click setup. Do not install this version in the same folder as an earlier version of the Directory Server.
If you must reuse the same folder, first uninstall the earlier version. After installation, manually set special access permissions for the following files such that only the user and group running the Administration Server has read-write access, and all other users have no access. Refer to Windows help for instructions on setting special access permissions for files. This modification prevents unauthorized users from modifying Administration Server configuration data.
Uninstallation removes the software and associated data from a computer. Directory Server becomes unavailable and you lose all settings and data. Uninstallation removes not only server software, but also registry data stored on the system. If you delete files manually before using the uninstallation program, you may corrupt your registry.
To avoid corrupting the registry, use the uninstallation program before deleting any product files manually. If you uninstall a centralized configuration directory that other directories rely on for configuration information, you cannot subsequently administer those directories. How you remove Directory Server software depends on which packaging was used during the installation process, and on whether you want to interact with the uninstall program.
Proceed according to instructions in the appropriate section:. Important If you are completing the upgrade of Directory Server 5. Do NOT remove the other packages listed in these tables. Doing so can render your system unbootable. The selected software is now removed.
If the uninstallation program cannot remove all files under the ServerRoot directory, it displays a message. You may manually remove files remaining under ServerRoot. If you are completing the upgrade of Directory Server 5. Delete the Administration Server configuration using the unconfigure subcommand. Delete the Directory Server configuration using the unconfigure subcommand.
If you have upgraded Directory Server, use custom uninstallation mode, and choose not to remove Basic System Libraries, which include. Removing the product registry file unless doing so would negatively impact other products :. If that does not work, make sure the server is listed in the name service you are using such as DNS, and try the fully qualified domain name such as dirserv.
If that does not work, try using the IP address for the host such as If upgrading, you probably did not shut down Directory Server before you upgraded it. Shut down the old server, then manually start the upgraded one.
Otherwise, another server might be using the port. Examine which ports are in use with an appropriate tool such as the netstat 1M utility with the -a option on UNIX systems to determine which ports remain available. You may have provided the incorrect fully qualified domain name during installation, such as dirserv.
COM instead of dirserv. The Directory Manager password is recorded as the value of nsslapd-rootpw in dse. Change the value of nsslapd-rootpw in dse. Login as Directory Manager using the value you assigned to nsslapd-rootpw. Remove all database files. If necessary, change cache size settings to work in bit mode. Refer to Chapter 6 "Tuning Cache Sizes ," for further information.
I wrote a script to handle installation. When I tried installing using my script, the installer returned 73 , rather than 0. Previous Contents Index Next.
To achieve optimal performance, also follow the tuning and configuration instructions provided throughout this guide. Directory Manager DN 1 super user for the directory. ServerRoot software installation directory; refer to "Default Paths and Filenames" for more information Do not install on top of an existing earlier version.
UNIX platforms No spaces allowed. Windows Administrator password Optional, other platforms super user password. SUNWj3rt 1. International Components for Unicode User Files bit. The packages are already installed, and the patches have been applied. The packages are already installed, but the patches have not been applied. This requires careful consideration, because the saslogins below this container contain user names and passwords.
The sasreferencedn and sasallowedclientdn attributes contain the distinguished names of the user represented by this login, as well as the DNs of clients who are allowed to use the login.
ACI rules should be written to allow read and write access based on these attributes. Using the userdnattr and groupdnattr is appropriate in this case. The groupdnattr is necessary because the sasreferencedn can refer to a group for a group login. It is likely that each storedprocesspath entry will have its own ACI rule set. This is because the stored processes will generate information that will be intended for a certain audience.
The stored processes should be grouped under a sasstoredprocesspath according to the group that needs access to them. This is another location that requires careful consideration. Libraries, tables, infomarts and other data sources may all have individual security requirements.
The most important thing to remember is to not place access controls at the container level unless you want that access to apply to all of the entries below it. Other areas can be opened for read by any bound user, but you must make sure you do not put the ACI rule too far up in the tree. Using deny ACI rules is a useful tool in certain situations, but it can be dangerous. If you want to limit access to a segment of the tree, when higher-level ACI rules have allowed access, you can use deny to accomplish that.
Remember, though, that a deny cannot be undone. In other words, if you deny access at a directory entry to all users who are not in a specified group, you cannot then allow a user who is not in that group to access the directory at a lower level in the tree.
You must also remember that an explicit deny is not the same as an implicit allow. If you deny everyone except one group, it does not necessarily mean that everyone in that group is allowed. If no explicit allow was ever specified, the users in that group still do not have access. Deny ACI rules are usually most useful when used with a! This rule denies access to everything below this entry to everyone that is not a member of the IDBGroup group. The rule to remember is this: do not use deny unless there is no other way to accomplish what you need to do.
SAS 9. Prev Next Contents. Setting up Person Entries. By default, no access is allowed to the directory except to the directory manager. The directory manager bypasses all access control checks, and is used to administer the directory.
A new directory with no access control information is unreadable by any user except the directory manager. This type of control is different from an explicit deny, which will be discussed later in this document. All access control information propagates down from its target to all the children under that target. All access control is cumulative. You cannot limit the scope of access control information.
If conflicting access control information exists, deny always overrides allow. In other words, if there are access control lists that allow a user access, and another access control instruction that denies access, the deny will always be preferred.
Monospaced font - This typeface is used for literal text, such as the names of attributes and object classes when they appear in text. It is also used for URLs, filenames, and examples.
Italic font - This typeface is used for emphasis, for new terms, and for text that you must substitute for actual values, such as placeholders in path names. Note Notes, Cautions, and Tips highlight important conditions or limitations. Be sure to read this information before continuing. All path and filename examples in the Sun ONE Directory Server product documentation are one of the following two forms:.
The actual ServerRoot path depends on your platform, your installation, and your configuration. The default path depends on the product platform and packaging as shown in Table 1. This path contains database and configuration files that are specific to the given instance.
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