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When asked for installing openldap, answer "Install".
 
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== install ldap server ==
 
Choose "Start ldap server" -> yes, tag "open port in firewall" and choose "Configure...". Choose "Add database". As Base DN, use dc=example,dc=com. Finish yast2.
 
Choose "Start ldap server" -> yes, tag "open port in firewall" and choose "Configure...". Choose "Add database". As Base DN, use dc=example,dc=com. Finish yast2.
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== install ldap server ==
 
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Just follow http://en.opensuse.org/Howto_LDAP_server
 
  
 
== test ldap server ==
 
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  description: Test orgUnit
 
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  slapadd -v -l test
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This example assumes you chose dc=example,dc=com as base DN.
 
  
 
=== Adding a person ===
 
=== Adding a person ===

Latest revision as of 20:02, 1 September 2008

For SUSE

install the config module

Install the configuration module for yast2 to set up an ldap server: 

yast -i yast2-ldap-server

Start the configuration: 

yast2 ldap-server

When asked for installing openldap, answer "Install".

install ldap server

Choose "Start ldap server" -> yes, tag "open port in firewall" and choose "Configure...". Choose "Add database". As Base DN, use dc=example,dc=com. Finish yast2.

test ldap server

Restart ldap server

Restarting ldap server must be possible: 

/etc/init.d/ldap stop
/etc/init.d/ldap start

Now the command 

/etc/init.d/ldap status

Should show running. The port must be reachable via network: 

nmap localhost

Should show one line 

389/tcp  open  ldap

Adding an OU

To add an organizational unit, do 

cat >orgunit<<EOF
dn: ou=orgunit1,dc=example,dc=com
objectClass: top
objectClass: organizationalUnit
ou: orgunit1
description: Test orgUnit
EOF
slapadd -v -l orgunit

Adding a person

cat >person<<EOF
dn: cn=John Johnson,ou=orgunit1,dc=example,dc=com
objectclass: top
objectclass: person
objectclass: organizationalPerson
sn: John
cn: John Johnson
EOF
slapadd -v -l person

Using an application

You can now test your ldap server using e.g. kaddressbook.

See also

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