Migrating NIS+ to LDAP
Summary of Migration Steps
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| Summary of Migration Steps |
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| The section summarizes the steps you take when migrating NIS+ service |
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| data to the LDAP directory server and installing the |
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| Services on all of NIS+ clients: |
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| Migrating NIS+ Service Data to the LDAP Server |
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| The section summarizes the steps you take when migrating NIS+ service |
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| data from the NIS+ server to the LDAP directory server: |
Step | 1. | Install and configure an Netscape Directory Server, if not already done to |
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| replace the NIS+ root master server or subdomain master server. See |
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| “Installing and Configuring Your LDAP Directory Server” on page 19 for |
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| an overview of the task. |
Step | 2. | Install the |
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| migration scripts on the NIS+ clients. See “Installing the |
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| Integration Product” on page 20 for an overview of the task. |
Step | 3. | Extend the publickey schema to your Netscape Directory Server if you |
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| want to migrate credential table entries including public keys and secret |
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| keys of users and hosts from the NIS+ server to the LDAP directory |
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| server. See “Extending Publickey or Automount Schema Into Netscape |
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| Directory Server” on page 23 for details. |
Step | 4. | Extend the automount schema to your Netscape Directory Server if you |
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| want to migrate the AutoFS maps from the NIS+ server to the LDAP |
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| directory server. “Extending Publickey or Automount Schema Into |
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| Netscape Directory Server” on page 23 for details. |
Step | 5. | Migrate your NIS+ database to LDIF (LDAP Directory Interchange |
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| Format) files and import them to the Netscape Directory Server using |
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| migration scripts. See “Importing Your NIS+ Data to Your LDAP |
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| Directory Server” on page 26 for detailed information on how to migrate |
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| your NIS+ data from the NIS+ server to the LDAP. |
Step | 6. | Turn off the NIS+ replica servers. |
Step | 7. | Migrate the NIS+ replica servers to act as LDAP replica servers, if it is |
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| necessary. |
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