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'''UPDATE NOTES:'''
last updated: Friday, September 21, 2007.
'''CONFIGURATION NOTES:'''
'''CONFIGURATION NOTES:'''


Hood runs OpenLDAP, containing usernames and passwords, for authentication:  desktop/workstation logins, and various research services.


Hood is our WINS server.
Hood is our WINS server.
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Machine info:  Xeon 2.6GHz, 1GB, GigE, 3ware 7000-2, 2x 40GB RAID1
Machine info:  Xeon 2.6GHz, 1GB, GigE, 3ware 7000-2, 2x 40GB RAID1
Into service July 2003
*Testing LDAP:
When any question arises about LDAP and contacting the LDAP server, it's a good idea to start on Hood and check that things are running properly.  The first command uses the plain-text port 389, while the second example uses SSL and port 636:
<font color=red>hood</font> <font color=blue>~ #</font> '''ldapsearch -H ldap://209.87.56.238 -b'dc=iat,dc=sfu,dc=ca' -D 'cn=Reader,dc=iat,dc=sfu,dc=ca' -s sub -x -W'''
Enter LDAP Password: ''<supersecret>''


Running Gentoo Linux
<font color=red>hood</font> <font color=blue>~ #</font> '''ldapsearch -h ldaps://209.87.56.238 -p 636 -b'dc=iat,dc=sfu,dc=ca' -D 'cn=Reader,dc=iat,dc=sfu,dc=ca' -s sub -x -W'''
Enter LDAP Password: ''<supersecret>''


LDAP Server
A successful query will produce over 500 records in both cases.
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Next, go to the client-machine, and check both ports again; sometimes the syntax will vary a bit ('''-h''' versus '''-H''' for example), and you may also find it helpful to increase debug-verbosity with something like '''-d 1''':


Into service July 2003
root@eprints:~#  LDAPTLS_REQCERT=never ldapsearch -H ldaps://hood.iat.sfu.ca 636 -b'dc=iat,dc=sfu,dc=ca' -D 'cn=Reader,dc=iat,dc=sfu,dc=ca' -s sub -x -W'''

Revision as of 16:50, 28 September 2012

CONFIGURATION NOTES:

Hood runs OpenLDAP, containing usernames and passwords, for authentication: desktop/workstation logins, and various research services.

Hood is our WINS server.

From any windows computer, using ipconfig, you should see wins server = 209.87.56.238 (hood)


Machine info: Xeon 2.6GHz, 1GB, GigE, 3ware 7000-2, 2x 40GB RAID1 Into service July 2003


  • Testing LDAP:

When any question arises about LDAP and contacting the LDAP server, it's a good idea to start on Hood and check that things are running properly. The first command uses the plain-text port 389, while the second example uses SSL and port 636:

hood ~ # ldapsearch -H ldap://209.87.56.238 -b'dc=iat,dc=sfu,dc=ca' -D 'cn=Reader,dc=iat,dc=sfu,dc=ca' -s sub -x -W
Enter LDAP Password: <supersecret>
hood ~ # ldapsearch -h ldaps://209.87.56.238 -p 636 -b'dc=iat,dc=sfu,dc=ca' -D 'cn=Reader,dc=iat,dc=sfu,dc=ca' -s sub -x -W
Enter LDAP Password: <supersecret>

A successful query will produce over 500 records in both cases.
Next, go to the client-machine, and check both ports again; sometimes the syntax will vary a bit (-h versus -H for example), and you may also find it helpful to increase debug-verbosity with something like -d 1:

root@eprints:~#  LDAPTLS_REQCERT=never ldapsearch -H ldaps://hood.iat.sfu.ca 636 -b'dc=iat,dc=sfu,dc=ca' -D 'cn=Reader,dc=iat,dc=sfu,dc=ca' -s sub -x -W