Install OpenLDAP on Ubuntu

Install OpenLDAP on Ubuntu

Configure OpenLDAP in Ubuntu

In the previous blog, we successfully installed the OpenLDAP-2.4.4 into the system. This article describes how to configure your own ldap server based on the previous article. (See the previous article)

1. Configure the dc and cn of ldap

Vim/usr/local/etc/openldap/slapd. conf

Modify the following two rows:

Suffix "dc = example, dc = com"

Rootdn "cn = Manager, dc = example, dc = com"

My modified results

2 start slapd

# Su root-c/usr/local/libexec/slapd

Verify whether the application can be used:

# Ldapsearch-x-B '-s base' (objectclass = *)'

It indicates that the ldap server is ready for use.
3. Create a management account

Create a cloudsoar. ldif File

# Vim cloudsoar. ldif

Dn: dc = cloudsoar, dc = com

Objectclass: dcObject

Objectclass: organization

O: cloudsoar company

Dc: cloudsoar

 

Dn: cn = Manager, dc = cloudsoar, dc = com

Objectclass: organizationalRole

Cn: Manager

Import an account into a database

# Ldapadd-x-D "cn = Manager, dc = cloudsoar, dc = com"-W-f cloudsoar. ldif

If you need a password, our default password is: secret (AT/usr/local/etc/openldap/slapd. conf)

Here we can see that the node has been inserted into ldap. Here, cloudsoar is my domain name. You can set a domain name as needed.

Query:

# Ldapsearch-x-B 'dc = cloudsoar, dc = com ''(objectclass = *)'

In this case, I try to use ldapadmin.exe to connect to another computer with a Windows operating system installed.

You can see that my ldap is ready for use.

 

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