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HP UX Identity Security Software 3.1.14 Generalized time syntax plug-in, 3.1.13 Distributed numeric assignment plug-in

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Plug-in parameter	Description
Description	Syntax for handling DNs

Configurable Options	on or off

Default Setting	on

Configurable Arguments	None

Dependencies	None

Performance Related	Do not modify the configuration of this plug-in. HP recommends leaving this plug-in
Information	running at all times.

Further Information

3.1.13 Distributed numeric assignment plug-in

Table 3-1 Details of distributed numeric assignment plug-in

	Plug-in information		Description
	Plug-in Name		Distributed Numeric Assignment (DNA)

	Configuration Entry DN		cn=Distributed Numeric Assignment
			Plugin,cn=plugins,cn=config

	Description		Distributed Numeric Assignment plugin

	Configurable Options		on or off

	Default Setting		off

	Configurable Arguments

	Dependencies		None

	Performance Related Information		None

	Further Information

3.1.14 Generalized time syntax plug-in

	Plug-in parameter	Description

	Plug-in Name	Generalized Time Syntax

	DN of Configuration Entry	cn=Generalized Time Syntax, cn=plugins, cn=config

	Description	Syntax for dealing with dates, times and time zones

	Configurable Options	on or off

	Default Setting	on

	Configurable Arguments	None

	Dependencies	None

	Performance Related	Do not modify the configuration of this plug-in. HP recommends leaving this plug-in
	Information	running at all times.

	Further Information	The Generalized Time String consists of a four digit year, two digit month (for
		example, 01 for January), two digit day, two digit hour, two digit minute, two digit
		second, an optional decimal part of a second, and a time zone indication. HP strongly
		recommends using the Z time zone indication, which indicates Greenwich Mean
		Time.

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Contents

Page Page Table of Contents Page Page Page Page Page Page 4 Server instance file reference 5 Log file reference Command-line utilities scripts 8 Support and other resources A Using the ns-slapd command-line Glossary Index Page 1 Introduction 1.1Directory Server configuration 1.2 Directory Server instance file reference 1.3 Using Directory Server command-lineutilities 1.4 Using Directory Server command-linescripts 2 Core server configuration reference 2.1 Overview of the Directory Server configuration Page 2.1.2 How the server configuration is organized 2.2 Accessing and modifying server configuration 2.2.2 Changing configuration attributes 2.3Core server configuration attributes reference 2.3.1 cn=config Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 2.3.2 cn=changelog5,cn=config 2.3.3 cn=encryption,cn=config Page 2.3.4 cn=features,cn=config 2.3.5cn=mapping tree,cn=config 2.3.6Suffix configuration attributes under cn="suffixName Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 2.3.10 cn=monitor Page 2.3.11cn=replication 2.3.12 cn=SNMP,cn=config Page 2.3.13 SNMP statistic attributes 2.3.14cn=tasks,cn=config Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 2.3.15 cn=uniqueid generator,cn=config Page 3 Plug-inimplemented server functionality reference 3.1 Server plug-infunctionality reference 3.1.2 ACL plug-in 3.1.3 ACL preoperation plug-in 3.1.4 Attribute uniqueness plug-in 3.1.5 Binary syntax plug-in 3.1.6 Boolean syntax plug-in 3.1.7 Case exact string syntax plug-in 3.1.8 Case ignore string syntax plug-in 3.1.9 Chaining database plug-in 3.1.10 Class of service plug-in 3.1.11 Country string syntax plug-in 3.1.12 Distinguished name syntax plug-in 3.1.13 Distributed numeric assignment plug-in 3.1.14 Generalized time syntax plug-in 3.1.15 HTTP client plug-in 3.1.16 Integer syntax plug-in 3.1.17 Internationalization plug-in 3.1.18 JPEG syntax plug-in 3.1.19 ldbm database plug-in 3.1.20 Legacy replication plug-in 3.1.21 MemberOf plug-in 3.1.22 Multi-masterreplication plug-in 3.1.23 Octet string syntax plug-in 3.1.24 OID syntax plug-in 3.1.25 Password Storage Schemes 3.1.26 Postal address string syntax plug-in 3.1.27 PTA plug-in 3.1.28 Referential integrity postoperation plug-in 3.1.29 Retro Changelog plug-in 3.1.30 Roles plug-in 3.1.31 Schema reload plug-in 3.1.32 Space insensitive string syntax plug-in 3.1.33 State change plug-in 3.1.34 Telephone syntax plug-in 3.1.35 URI syntax plug-in 3.1.36 Views plug-in 3.2 List of attributes common to all plug-ins 3.2.2 nsslapd-pluginInitfunc 3.2.3 nsslapd-pluginType 3.2.4 nsslapd-pluginEnabled 3.2.5 nsslapd-pluginId 3.3 Attributes allowed by certain plug-ins 3.3.2 nsslapd-pluginLoadGlobal 3.3.3 nsslapd-plugin-depends-on-type 3.3.4 nsslapd-plugin-depends-on-named 3.4 Database plug-inattributes Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Database attributes under cn=monitor, cn=ldbm database, cn=plugins, cn=config Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 3.5 Database link plug-inattributes (chaining attributes) Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 3.6 Retro changelog plug-inattributes 3.7 Distributed numeric assignment plug-inattributes 3.7.3 dnaMaxValue 3.7.4 dnaNextRange 3.7.5 dnaNextValue 3.7.6 dnaPrefix 3.7.7 dnaRangeRequestTimeout 3.7.8 dnaScope 3.7.9 dnaSharedCfgDN 3.7.10 dnaThreshold 3.8 MemberOf plug-inattributes 3.9 Account policy plug-inattributes 4 Server instance file reference 4.1 Overview of Directory Server files 4.2 Backup files 4.3Configuration files 4.4 Database files Page 4.5 LDIF files 4.6 Lock files 4.7 Log files 4.8PID files 4.9 Tools 4.10 Scripts 5 Log file reference 5.1 Access log reference 5.1.2 Default access logging content Page Page Page Page 5.1.3 Access log content for additional access logging levels 5.1.4 Common connection codes 5.2 Error log reference 5.2.2 Error log content 5.2.3 Error log content for other log levels Page Page 5.3 Audit log reference 5.4 LDAP result codes Page 6 Command-lineutilities 6.1 Finding and executing command-lineutilities 6.2 Using special characters 6.3 Command-lineutilities quick reference 6.4 ldapsearch Page 6.4.3 Persistent search options 6.4.4 ldapsearch SSL options 6.4.5 ldapsearch SASL options Page Page Page Page Page 6.4.6 Additional ldapsearch options Page 6.5 ldapmodify 6.5.3 ldapmodify SSL options 6.5.4 ldapmodify SASL options 6.6 ldapdelete 6.6.1ldapdelete syntax 6.6.2 Commonly-usedldapdelete options 6.6.3 ldapdelete SSL options 6.6.4 ldapdelete SASL options 6.7 ldappasswd 6.7.2 ldappasswd-specificoptions 6.7.3 General ldappasswd options 6.7.4 ldappasswd SASL options 6.7.5 ldappasswd examples 6.8ldif 6.9 dbscan 6.9.2 dbscan options 6.9.3 dbscan examples Page 7 Command-linescripts 7.1 Finding and executing command-linescripts 7.2 Command-linescripts quick reference 7.3 Shell scripts 7.3.1 bak2db (Restores a database from backup) 7.3.2 cl-dump(Dumps and decodes the changelog) 7.3.3 dbverify (Checks for corrupt databases) 7.3.4 db2bak (Creates a backup of a database) 7.3.5 db2ldif (Exports database contents to LDIF) 7.3.6 db2index (Reindexes database index files) 7.3.7 ldif2db (Import) 7.3.8 ldif2ldap (Performs import operation over LDAP) 7.3.9 pwdhash (Prints encrypted passwords) 7.3.10 monitor (Retrieves monitoring information) 7.3.11 repl-monitor(Monitors replication status) Page 7.3.12 restart-slapd(Restarts the Directory Server) 7.3.13 restoreconfig (Restores Administration Server configuration) 7.3.14 saveconfig (Saves Administration Server configuration) 7.3.15 start-slapd(Starts the Directory Server) 7.3.16 stop-slapd(Stops the Directory Server) 7.3.17 suffix2instance (Maps a suffix to a backend name) 7.3.18 vlvindex (Creates virtual list view indexes) 7.4 Perl scripts 7.4.2 cl-dump.pl(Dumps and decodes the changelog) 7.4.3 db2bak.pl (Creates a backup of a database) 7.4.4 db2index.pl (Creates and generates indexes) 7.4.5 db2ldif.pl (Exports database contents to LDIF) 7.4.6 fixup-memberof.pl(Regenerate memberOf attributes) 7.4.7 ldif2db.pl (Import) 7.4.8 logconv.pl (Log converter) Page 7.4.9 ns-accountstatus.pl(Establishes account status) 7.4.10 ns-activate.pl(Activates an entry or group of entries) 7.4.11 ns-inactivate.pl(Inactivates an entry or group of entries) 7.4.12 ns-newpwpolicy.pl(Adds attributes for fine-grainedpassword policy) 7.4.13 repl-monitor.pl(Monitors replication status) Page 7.4.14 schema-reload.pl(Reload schema files dynamically) 7.4.15 verify-db.pl(Check for corrupt databases) Page 8 Support and other resources 8.1 Contacting HP 8.2 Related information 8.3 Typographic conventions Page A Using the ns-slapd command-lineutilities A.1 Overview of ns-slapd A.2 Finding and executing the ns-slapd command-lineutilities A.3 Utilities for exporting databases: db2ldif A.4 Utilities for restoring and backing up databases: ldif2db A.5 Utilities for restoring and backing up databases: archive2db A.6 Utilities for restoring and backing up databases: db2archive A.7 Utilities for creating and regenerating indexes: db2index Page Glossary Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Index