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| Configuring the Kerberos Server with LDAP |
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| Autoconfiguring the Kerberos Server With LDAP Integration |
Step | 7. | Enter the host name of the directory server. The default value is |
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| displayed. To use the default, press Return; otherwise, enter your fully |
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| qualified host name or the IP address. |
Step | 8. | Enter the port number of the directory server. If you do not specify any |
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| value the following default values are selected: |
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| value 636 is selected. |
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| • If you have opted for Password as the security mechanism the |
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| default value 389 is selected. |
Step | 9. Enter the DN of the proxy user. The default value is displayed. To use the | |
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| default, press Return. |
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| The proxy user must have the privileges to add, modify, and delete |
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| Kerberos information on the Directory server. |
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Step 10. | Enter the Proxy User password. |
Step 11. | Enter the Certificate db path, if you have opted to configure SSL as the |
| security mechanism of your |
Step 12. | To extend the existing schema in the directory, press y. Press n if you do |
| not want to extend the schema. |
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NOTE | You must have administrative privileges to extend the schema. Contact |
| your LDAP administrator if you do not have these privileges. |
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If you have pressed y, that is, opted to extend the schema, you are prompted for the following input:
a.Enter the DN of the Admin user. The default value is displayed. To use the default, press Return; otherwise, enter your DN name.
b.Enter the password.
c.Select the following object classes to remap the attributes:
1.hpKrbPrincipal
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