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08-18-2005 12:57 AM
08-18-2005 12:57 AM
LDAPUX: searching over multiple ldap tree...
Hi,
I would like to have user defined in LDAP in different entities and tell to LDAP to look on one or more of this entities.
i.e.: we have 500 servers and I don't want the users to login on each server. I'll split the schema in several entities. Example: italy, germany, .... plus an entity called "global.
All I want is that the server will look only into "italy and global" or" germany and global" but NOT on all entities.
I have seen and entry in /etc/opt/ldapux/ldapux_profile.ldif like:
defaultsearchbase: ...
is it possible to define a multiple searchbase parameter?
I would like to have user defined in LDAP in different entities and tell to LDAP to look on one or more of this entities.
i.e.: we have 500 servers and I don't want the users to login on each server. I'll split the schema in several entities. Example: italy, germany, .... plus an entity called "global.
All I want is that the server will look only into "italy and global" or" germany and global" but NOT on all entities.
I have seen and entry in /etc/opt/ldapux/ldapux_profile.ldif like:
defaultsearchbase: ...
is it possible to define a multiple searchbase parameter?
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