HP UX Direry Server Table 3-5[admin] directives, Table 3-4[slapd] directives (continued), Table 3-5 describes the directives for the [admin] section of the .setup file

Table 3-4 [slapd] directives (continued)

Directive	Description	Req'd?	Example
InstallLdifFile	Populates the new	No	suggest
	directory with the contents
	of the specified LDIF file.
SchemaFile	Lists the full path and file	No	SchemaFile=/home/files/50custom.ldif
	name of additional schema
	files; this is used if there is
	custom schema with the
	old Directory Server. This
	directive may be specified
	more than once.
ConfigFile	Lists the full path and file	No	ConfigFile=/home/files/mysuffix-db-config.ldif
	name of additional
	configuration to add to the
	new dse.ldif. This
	could include additional
	suffixes, databases,
	replication, or other
	configuration. This
	directive may be specified
	more than once.

Table 3-5describes the directives for the [admin] section of the .setup file.Table 3-5 [admin] directives

Directive	Description	Required	Example
SysUser	Specifies the user as which	No	www
	the Administration Server
	will run. The default is
	user www, which is
	recommended for most
	deployments. For
	information as to what
	users your servers should
	run, see “Directory Server
	user and group”.
Port	Specifies the port that the	No	9830
	Administration Server will
	use. The default port is
	9830.
ServerAdminID	Specifies the	No	admin
	administration ID that can
	be used to access this
	Administration Server if
	the configuration directory
	is not responding. The
	default is to use the value
	specified by the
	ConfigDirectoryAdminID
	directive. See “Directory
	administrator”.

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