8 posts tagged fedora directory server

Setelah kemarin gagal migrasi dengan kondisi FDS 1.0.4 tidak running. Hari ini aku coba lagi untuk migrasi dengan kondisi service FDS 1.0.4 running. Ternyata hasilnya sama yaitu masih error. ================================================================= [root@sys03 replikasi]# /usr/sbin/migrate-ds-admin.pl

It turns out that our customer is using Fedora Directory Server. Installing an Ubuntu server was probably not the best option then... No matter. It is certainly possible to install FDS on Ubuntu: the full instructions are here. Mercifully, however, someone who should be given a medal has created the install packages.

[root@sys03 replikasi]# /usr/sbin/migrate-ds-admin.pl Beginning migration of Directory and Administration servers from /opt/fedora-ds . . . The password for the configuration directory server admin is required. This is usually the password for the user you use to login to the console.

Setelah pada posting sebelumnya dicoba replikasi namun mengalami kegagalan sekaligus keanehan maka hari ini dicoba lagi. Percobaan kali ini dengan sebelumnya dilakukan instalasi ulang fresh install pada FDS 1.1 di kedua server.

Fedora DS in corporate environments April 23rd, 2008 Currently working for a company we decided to implement Fedora Directory Services as Unix Identity Storage. A nice LDAP server system with a nice interface. Not really useful in the beginnings, probably due to the lack of my own knowledge but it supports nice fail over and replication methods.

Suretec saw a sneak peak before it was out, but we're glad to say it's unchanged and a cracker! Have a read: OpenLDAP is unmatched by any other directory service, proprietary or open source. Of all the others available, the proprietary ones are just hiding their dirty laundry and all of them are just a waste of time and money.

LDAP vs. DBMS (or migrating to fedora directory server) February 18th, 2008 Via the Fedora Miniconf, I attended Del Elson’s talk on Migrating to Fedora Directory Server. Interesting scripts, and glue code was presented, the slides (verbose, good) are online, but there’s no video :( Tiny amount of notes: LDAP vs.

The enterprise-class Open Source Software LDAP server for Linux. It is hardened by real-world use, is full-featured, supports multi-master replication, and already handles many of the largest LDAP deployments in the world. The Fedora Directory Server can be downloaded for free and set up in less than an hour using the graphical console.