HP UX Direry Server Table 3-4[slapd] directives, Table 3-3[General] directives (continued), Table 3-4 describes the directives for the [slapd] section of the .setup file

Table 3-3 [General] directives (continued)

Directive	Description	Req'd?	Example
ConfigDirectoryAdminID	Specifies the user	No	admin
	distinguished name (DN)
	of the user that has
	administration privileges to
	the configuration directory.
	This is usually admin.
ConfigDirectoryAdminPwd	Specifies the password for	Yes
	the admin user.

Table 3-4describes the directives for the [slapd] section of the .setup file.Table 3-4 [slapd] directives

Directive	Description	Req'd?	Example
ServerPort	Specifies the port the	No	389
	server will use for LDAP
	connections. For
	information on selecting
	server port numbers, see
	“Port numbers”.
ServerIdentifier	Specifies the server	No	phonebook
	identifier. This value is
	used as part of the name of
	the directory in which the
	Directory Server instance
	is installed. For example,
	if the machine's host name
	is phonebook, then this
	name is the default, and
	selecting it installs the
	Directory Server instance
	in a directory labeled
	slapd-phonebook.
Suffix	Specifies the suffix under	No	dc=example, dc=com
	which to store the
	directory data. For
	information on suffixes,
	see “Directory suffix”.
RootDN	Specifies the distinguished	No	cn=Directory Manager
	name used by the
	Directory Manager. For
	information on the
	Directory Manager, see
	“Directory manager”.
RootDNPwd	Specifies the Directory	Yes
	Manager's password.
AddOrgEntries	If yes, this directive	No	Yes
	creates the new Directory
	Server instance with a
	suggested directory
	structure and access
	control. If this directive is
	used and
	InstallLdifFile is also
	used, then this directive
	has no effect. The default
	is no.

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