hi all,
I'm absolutely new to LDAP and need advice, please
how is it better/correct to configure database to implement "corporative users tree" covered?
what I mean is structure for head office (ho), branch 1 of head office (bo1), ... branch N of head office (boN):
- ho -+- bo1 -+- People | +- Groups | +- Hosts ... | +- boN -+- People +- Groups +- Hosts
I see it as core LDAP server which replicates db partially, to the consequent branches
while trying to google the solution I found this (just what I described as I believe):
http://www.centos.org/docs/5/html/CDS/ag/8.0/Configuring_Directory_Databases...
but it've occured not enough for me :(
so, may somebody advice, how to implement the structure in .ldif?
--On Thursday, July 25, 2013 10:27 PM +0300 Zeus Panchenko zeus@ibs.dn.ua wrote:
hi all,
I'm absolutely new to LDAP and need advice, please
how is it better/correct to configure database to implement "corporative users tree" covered?
what I mean is structure for head office (ho), branch 1 of head office (bo1), ... branch N of head office (boN):
This is generally a bad way to implement. I would generally advise tracking their organization based on attributes in their entry.
--Quanah
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Quanah Gibson-Mount quanah@zimbra.com wrote:
what I mean is structure for head office (ho), branch 1 of head office (bo1), ... branch N of head office (boN):
This is generally a bad way to implement. I would generally advise tracking their organization based on attributes in their entry.
thank you for your reply
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