Man page - dsconf(8)

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Package:  python3-lib389
apt-get install python3-lib389

Manuals in package:
• dscreate(8)
• dsctl(8)
• dsidm(8)
• dsconf(8)
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• python3-lib389

Manual

DSCONF

NAME
SYNOPSIS
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS
COMMAND ’dsconf backend’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf backend’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend suffix’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf backend suffix’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend suffix list’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend suffix list’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend suffix get’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend suffix get-dn’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend suffix get-sub-suffixes’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend suffix get-sub-suffixes’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend suffix set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend suffix set’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend index’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf backend index’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend index add’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend index add’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend index set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend index set’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend index get’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend index get’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend index list’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend index list’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend index delete’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend index delete’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend index reindex’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend index reindex’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend vlv-index’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf backend vlv-index’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend vlv-index list’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend vlv-index list’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend vlv-index get’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend vlv-index get’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend vlv-index add-search’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend vlv-index add-search’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend vlv-index edit-search’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend vlv-index edit-search’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend vlv-index del-search’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend vlv-index del-search’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend vlv-index add-index’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend vlv-index add-index’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend vlv-index del-index’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend vlv-index del-index’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend vlv-index reindex’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend vlv-index reindex’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend attr-encrypt’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend attr-encrypt’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend config’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf backend config’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend config get’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend config set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend config set’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend monitor’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend monitor’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend import’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend import’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend export’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend export’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend create’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend create’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend delete’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend delete’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend get-tree’
COMMAND ’dsconf backend compact-db’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backend compact-db’
COMMAND ’dsconf backup’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf backup’
COMMAND ’dsconf backup create’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backup create’
COMMAND ’dsconf backup restore’
OPTIONS ’dsconf backup restore’
COMMAND ’dsconf chaining’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf chaining’
COMMAND ’dsconf chaining config-get’
OPTIONS ’dsconf chaining config-get’
COMMAND ’dsconf chaining config-set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf chaining config-set’
COMMAND ’dsconf chaining config-get-def’
COMMAND ’dsconf chaining config-set-def’
OPTIONS ’dsconf chaining config-set-def’
COMMAND ’dsconf chaining link-create’
OPTIONS ’dsconf chaining link-create’
COMMAND ’dsconf chaining link-get’
COMMAND ’dsconf chaining link-set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf chaining link-set’
COMMAND ’dsconf chaining link-delete’
COMMAND ’dsconf chaining monitor’
COMMAND ’dsconf chaining link-list’
COMMAND ’dsconf config’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf config’
COMMAND ’dsconf config get’
COMMAND ’dsconf config add’
COMMAND ’dsconf config replace’
COMMAND ’dsconf config delete’
COMMAND ’dsconf directory_manager’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf directory_manager’
COMMAND ’dsconf directory_manager password_change’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf logging’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf logging access’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access get’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf logging access set’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set level’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set logging-enabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set logging-disabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set mode’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set location’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set compress-enabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set compress-disabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set buffering-enabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set buffering-disabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set max-logs’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set max-logsize’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set rotation-interval’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set rotation-interval-unit’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set rotation-tod-enabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set rotation-tod-disabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set rotation-tod-hour’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set rotation-tod-minute’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set deletion-interval’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set deletion-interval-unit’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set max-disk-space’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set free-disk-space’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set log-format’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set time-format’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging access list-levels’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf logging audit’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit get’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf logging audit set’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set logging-enabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set logging-disabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set mode’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set location’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set compress-enabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set compress-disabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set buffering-enabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set buffering-disabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set max-logs’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set max-logsize’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set rotation-interval’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set rotation-interval-unit’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set rotation-tod-enabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set rotation-tod-disabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set rotation-tod-hour’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set rotation-tod-minute’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set deletion-interval’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set deletion-interval-unit’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set max-disk-space’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set free-disk-space’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set log-format’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set time-format’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set display-attrs’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf logging auditfail’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail get’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf logging auditfail set’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set logging-enabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set logging-disabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set mode’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set location’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set compress-enabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set compress-disabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set max-logs’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set max-logsize’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set rotation-interval’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set rotation-interval-unit’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set rotation-tod-enabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set rotation-tod-disabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set rotation-tod-hour’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set rotation-tod-minute’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set deletion-interval’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set deletion-interval-unit’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set max-disk-space’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set free-disk-space’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf logging error’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error get’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf logging error set’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set level’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set logging-enabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set logging-disabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set mode’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set location’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set compress-enabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set compress-disabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set buffering-enabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set buffering-disabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set max-logs’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set max-logsize’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set rotation-interval’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set rotation-interval-unit’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set rotation-tod-enabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set rotation-tod-disabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set rotation-tod-hour’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set rotation-tod-minute’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set deletion-interval’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set deletion-interval-unit’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set max-disk-space’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set free-disk-space’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging error list-levels’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging security’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf logging security’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging security get’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf logging security set’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set logging-enabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set logging-disabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set mode’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set location’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set compress-enabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set compress-disabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set buffering-enabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set buffering-disabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set max-logs’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set max-logsize’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set rotation-interval’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set rotation-interval-unit’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set rotation-tod-enabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set rotation-tod-disabled’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set rotation-tod-hour’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set rotation-tod-minute’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set deletion-interval’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set deletion-interval-unit’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set max-disk-space’
COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set free-disk-space’
COMMAND ’dsconf monitor’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf monitor’
COMMAND ’dsconf monitor server’
COMMAND ’dsconf monitor dbmon’
OPTIONS ’dsconf monitor dbmon’
COMMAND ’dsconf monitor ldbm’
COMMAND ’dsconf monitor backend’
COMMAND ’dsconf monitor snmp’
COMMAND ’dsconf monitor chaining’
COMMAND ’dsconf monitor disk’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin memberof’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof enable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof disable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof status’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin memberof set’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof config-entry’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin memberof config-entry’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof config-entry add’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin memberof config-entry add’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof config-entry set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin memberof config-entry set’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof config-entry show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof config-entry delete’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof fixup’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin memberof fixup’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof fixup-status’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin memberof fixup-status’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin automember’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember enable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember disable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember status’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember list’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin automember list’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember list definitions’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember list regexes’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember definition’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin automember definition’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember definition add’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin automember definition add’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember definition set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin automember definition set’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember definition delete’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember definition show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember definition regex’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin automember definition regex’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember definition regex add’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin automember definition regex add’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember definition regex set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin automember definition regex set’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember definition regex delete’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember definition regex show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember fixup’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin automember fixup’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember fixup-status’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin automember fixup-status’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember abort-fixup’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin automember abort-fixup’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity enable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity disable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity status’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity set’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity config-entry’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity config-entry’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity config-entry add’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity config-entry add’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity config-entry set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity config-entry set’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity config-entry show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity config-entry delete’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin root-dn’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin root-dn’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin root-dn show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin root-dn enable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin root-dn disable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin root-dn status’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin root-dn set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin root-dn set’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin usn’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin usn’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin usn show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin usn enable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin usn disable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin usn status’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin usn global’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin usn global’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin usn global on’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin usn global off’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin usn cleanup’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin usn cleanup’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin account-policy’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin account-policy’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin account-policy show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin account-policy enable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin account-policy disable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin account-policy status’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin account-policy set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin account-policy set’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin account-policy config-entry’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin account-policy config-entry’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin account-policy config-entry add’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin account-policy config-entry add’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin account-policy config-entry set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin account-policy config-entry set’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin account-policy config-entry show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin account-policy config-entry delete’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq list’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq add’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq add’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq set’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq delete’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq enable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq disable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq status’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin dna’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna enable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna disable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna status’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna list’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin dna list’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna list configs’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna list shared-configs’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna config’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin dna config’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna config add’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin dna config add’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna config set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin dna config set’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna config show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna config delete’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna config shared-config-entry’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin dna config shared-config-entry’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna config shared-config-entry set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin dna config shared-config-entry set’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna config shared-config-entry show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna config shared-config-entry delete’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth enable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth disable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth status’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth list’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth add’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth modify’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth delete’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin linked-attr’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr enable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr disable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr status’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr fixup’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin linked-attr fixup’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr fixup-status’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin linked-attr fixup-status’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr list’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr config’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin linked-attr config’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr config add’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin linked-attr config add’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr config set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin linked-attr config set’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr config show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr config delete’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin managed-entries’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries enable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries disable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries status’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin managed-entries set’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries list’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin managed-entries list’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries list configs’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries list templates’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries config’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin managed-entries config’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries config add’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin managed-entries config add’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries config set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin managed-entries config set’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries config show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries config delete’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries template’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin managed-entries template’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries template add’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin managed-entries template add’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries template set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin managed-entries template set’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries template show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries template delete’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth enable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth disable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth status’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth list’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth config’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth config’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth config add’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth config add’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth config set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth config set’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth config show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth config delete’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog enable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog disable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog status’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog set’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog add’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog add’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog del’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog del’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin posix-winsync’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin posix-winsync’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin posix-winsync show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin posix-winsync enable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin posix-winsync disable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin posix-winsync status’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin posix-winsync set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin posix-winsync set’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin posix-winsync fixup’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin posix-winsync fixup’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin contentsync’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin contentsync’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin contentsync show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin contentsync enable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin contentsync disable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin contentsync status’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin contentsync set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin contentsync set’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin contentsync add’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin contentsync add’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin entryuuid’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin entryuuid’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin entryuuid show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin entryuuid enable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin entryuuid disable’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin entryuuid status’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin entryuuid fixup’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin entryuuid fixup’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin entryuuid fixup-status’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin entryuuid fixup-status’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2 get-num-iterations’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2 set-num-iterations’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha1’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha1’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha1 get-num-iterations’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha1 set-num-iterations’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha256’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha256’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha256 get-num-iterations’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha256 set-num-iterations’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha512’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha512’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha512 get-num-iterations’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha512 set-num-iterations’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin list’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin show’
COMMAND ’dsconf plugin set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin set’
COMMAND ’dsconf pwpolicy’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf pwpolicy’
COMMAND ’dsconf pwpolicy get’
COMMAND ’dsconf pwpolicy set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf pwpolicy set’
COMMAND ’dsconf pwpolicy list-schemes’
COMMAND ’dsconf localpwp’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf localpwp’
COMMAND ’dsconf localpwp list’
COMMAND ’dsconf localpwp get’
COMMAND ’dsconf localpwp set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf localpwp set’
COMMAND ’dsconf localpwp remove’
COMMAND ’dsconf localpwp adduser’
OPTIONS ’dsconf localpwp adduser’
COMMAND ’dsconf localpwp addsubtree’
OPTIONS ’dsconf localpwp addsubtree’
COMMAND ’dsconf replication’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf replication’
COMMAND ’dsconf replication enable’
OPTIONS ’dsconf replication enable’
COMMAND ’dsconf replication disable’
OPTIONS ’dsconf replication disable’
COMMAND ’dsconf replication get-ruv’
OPTIONS ’dsconf replication get-ruv’
COMMAND ’dsconf replication list’
COMMAND ’dsconf replication status’
OPTIONS ’dsconf replication status’
COMMAND ’dsconf replication winsync-status’
OPTIONS ’dsconf replication winsync-status’
COMMAND ’dsconf replication promote’
OPTIONS ’dsconf replication promote’
COMMAND ’dsconf replication create-manager’
OPTIONS ’dsconf replication create-manager’
COMMAND ’dsconf replication delete-manager’
OPTIONS ’dsconf replication delete-manager’
COMMAND ’dsconf replication demote’
OPTIONS ’dsconf replication demote’
COMMAND ’dsconf replication get’
OPTIONS ’dsconf replication get’
COMMAND ’dsconf replication set-changelog’
OPTIONS ’dsconf replication set-changelog’
COMMAND ’dsconf replication get-changelog’
OPTIONS ’dsconf replication get-changelog’
COMMAND ’dsconf replication export-changelog’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf replication export-changelog’
COMMAND ’dsconf replication export-changelog to-ldif’
OPTIONS ’dsconf replication export-changelog to-ldif’
COMMAND ’dsconf replication export-changelog default’
OPTIONS ’dsconf replication export-changelog default’
COMMAND ’dsconf replication import-changelog’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf replication import-changelog’
COMMAND ’dsconf replication import-changelog from-ldif’
OPTIONS ’dsconf replication import-changelog from-ldif’
COMMAND ’dsconf replication import-changelog default’
OPTIONS ’dsconf replication import-changelog default’
COMMAND ’dsconf replication set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf replication set’
COMMAND ’dsconf replication monitor’
OPTIONS ’dsconf replication monitor’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf repl-agmt’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt list’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-agmt list’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt enable’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-agmt enable’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt disable’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-agmt disable’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt init’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-agmt init’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt init-status’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-agmt init-status’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt poke’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-agmt poke’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt status’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-agmt status’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt delete’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-agmt delete’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt create’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-agmt create’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-agmt set’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt get’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-agmt get’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt list’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt list’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt enable’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt enable’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt disable’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt disable’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt init’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt init’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt init-status’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt init-status’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt poke’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt poke’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt status’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt status’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt delete’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt delete’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt create’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt create’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt set’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt get’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt get’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-tasks’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf repl-tasks’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-tasks cleanallruv’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-tasks cleanallruv’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-tasks list-cleanruv-tasks’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-tasks list-cleanruv-tasks’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-tasks abort-cleanallruv’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-tasks abort-cleanallruv’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-tasks list-abortruv-tasks’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-tasks list-abortruv-tasks’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-conflict’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf repl-conflict’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-conflict list’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-conflict compare’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-conflict delete’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-conflict swap’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-conflict convert’
OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-conflict convert’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-conflict list-glue’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-conflict delete-glue’
COMMAND ’dsconf repl-conflict convert-glue’
COMMAND ’dsconf sasl’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf sasl’
COMMAND ’dsconf sasl list’
OPTIONS ’dsconf sasl list’
COMMAND ’dsconf sasl get-mechs’
COMMAND ’dsconf sasl get-available-mechs’
COMMAND ’dsconf sasl get’
COMMAND ’dsconf sasl create’
OPTIONS ’dsconf sasl create’
COMMAND ’dsconf sasl delete’
COMMAND ’dsconf security’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf security’
COMMAND ’dsconf security set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf security set’
COMMAND ’dsconf security get’
COMMAND ’dsconf security enable’
OPTIONS ’dsconf security enable’
COMMAND ’dsconf security disable’
COMMAND ’dsconf security disable_plain_port’
COMMAND ’dsconf security certificate’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf security certificate’
COMMAND ’dsconf security certificate add’
OPTIONS ’dsconf security certificate add’
COMMAND ’dsconf security certificate set-trust-flags’
OPTIONS ’dsconf security certificate set-trust-flags’
COMMAND ’dsconf security certificate del’
COMMAND ’dsconf security certificate get’
COMMAND ’dsconf security certificate list’
COMMAND ’dsconf security ca-certificate’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf security ca-certificate’
COMMAND ’dsconf security ca-certificate add’
OPTIONS ’dsconf security ca-certificate add’
COMMAND ’dsconf security ca-certificate set-trust-flags’
OPTIONS ’dsconf security ca-certificate set-trust-flags’
COMMAND ’dsconf security ca-certificate del’
COMMAND ’dsconf security ca-certificate get’
COMMAND ’dsconf security ca-certificate list’
COMMAND ’dsconf security rsa’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf security rsa’
COMMAND ’dsconf security rsa set’
OPTIONS ’dsconf security rsa set’
COMMAND ’dsconf security rsa get’
COMMAND ’dsconf security rsa enable’
COMMAND ’dsconf security rsa disable’
COMMAND ’dsconf security ciphers’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf security ciphers’
COMMAND ’dsconf security ciphers enable’
COMMAND ’dsconf security ciphers disable’
COMMAND ’dsconf security ciphers get’
COMMAND ’dsconf security ciphers set’
COMMAND ’dsconf security ciphers list’
OPTIONS ’dsconf security ciphers list’
COMMAND ’dsconf security csr’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf security csr’
COMMAND ’dsconf security csr list’
OPTIONS ’dsconf security csr list’
COMMAND ’dsconf security csr get’
COMMAND ’dsconf security csr req’
OPTIONS ’dsconf security csr req’
COMMAND ’dsconf security csr del’
COMMAND ’dsconf security key’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf security key’
COMMAND ’dsconf security key list’
OPTIONS ’dsconf security key list’
COMMAND ’dsconf security key del’
COMMAND ’dsconf security export-cert’
OPTIONS ’dsconf security export-cert’
COMMAND ’dsconf schema’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf schema’
COMMAND ’dsconf schema list’
COMMAND ’dsconf schema attributetypes’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf schema attributetypes’
COMMAND ’dsconf schema attributetypes get_syntaxes’
COMMAND ’dsconf schema attributetypes list’
COMMAND ’dsconf schema attributetypes query’
COMMAND ’dsconf schema attributetypes add’
OPTIONS ’dsconf schema attributetypes add’
COMMAND ’dsconf schema attributetypes replace’
OPTIONS ’dsconf schema attributetypes replace’
COMMAND ’dsconf schema attributetypes remove’
COMMAND ’dsconf schema objectclasses’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf schema objectclasses’
COMMAND ’dsconf schema objectclasses list’
COMMAND ’dsconf schema objectclasses query’
COMMAND ’dsconf schema objectclasses add’
OPTIONS ’dsconf schema objectclasses add’
COMMAND ’dsconf schema objectclasses replace’
OPTIONS ’dsconf schema objectclasses replace’
COMMAND ’dsconf schema objectclasses remove’
COMMAND ’dsconf schema matchingrules’
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf schema matchingrules’
COMMAND ’dsconf schema matchingrules list’
COMMAND ’dsconf schema matchingrules query’
COMMAND ’dsconf schema reload’
OPTIONS ’dsconf schema reload’
COMMAND ’dsconf schema validate-syntax’
OPTIONS ’dsconf schema validate-syntax’
COMMAND ’dsconf schema import-openldap-file’
OPTIONS ’dsconf schema import-openldap-file’
OPTIONS
AUTHOR
DISTRIBUTION

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NAME

dsconf

SYNOPSIS

dsconf [-h] [-v] [-j] [-D BINDDN] [-w BINDPW] [-W] [-y PWDFILE] [-b BASEDN] [-Z] instance {backend,backup,chaining,config,directory_manager,logging,monitor,plugin,pwpolicy,localpwp,replication,repl,repl-agmt,repl-winsync-agmt,repl-tasks,repl-conflict,sasl,security,schema} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS

dsconf backend

Manage database suffixes and backends

dsconf backup

Manage online backups

dsconf chaining

Manage database chaining and database links

dsconf config

Manage the server configuration

dsconf directory_manager

Manage the Directory Manager account

dsconf logging

Manage the server logs

dsconf monitor

Monitor the state of the instance

dsconf plugin

Manage plug-ins available on the server

dsconf pwpolicy

Manage the global password policy settings

dsconf localpwp

Manage the local user and subtree password policies

dsconf replication

Manage replication for a suffix

dsconf repl-agmt

Manage replication agreements

dsconf repl-winsync-agmt

Manage Winsync agreements

dsconf repl-tasks

Manage replication tasks

dsconf repl-conflict

Manage replication conflicts

dsconf sasl

Manage SASL mappings

dsconf security

Manage security settings

dsconf schema

Manage the directory schema

COMMAND ’dsconf backend’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend [-h]
{suffix,index,vlv-index,attr-encrypt,config,monitor,import,export,create,delete,get-tree,compact-db} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf backend’

dsconf backend suffix

Manage backend suffixes

dsconf backend index

Manage backend indexes

dsconf backend vlv-index

Manage VLV searches and indexes

dsconf backend attr-encrypt

Manage encrypted attribute settings

dsconf backend config

Manage the global database configuration settings

dsconf backend monitor

Displays global database or suffix monitoring information

dsconf backend import

Online import of a suffix

dsconf backend export

Online export of a suffix

dsconf backend create

Create a backend database

dsconf backend delete

Delete a backend database

dsconf backend get-tree

Display the suffix tree

dsconf backend compact-db

Compact the database and the replication changelog

COMMAND ’dsconf backend suffix’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend suffix [-h]
{list,get,get-dn,get-sub-suffixes,set} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf backend suffix’

dsconf backend suffix list

List active backends and suffixes

dsconf backend suffix get

Display the suffix entry

dsconf backend suffix get-dn

Display the DN of a backend

dsconf backend suffix get-sub-suffixes

Display sub-suffixes

dsconf backend suffix set

Set configuration settings for a specific backend

COMMAND ’dsconf backend suffix list’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend suffix list [-h] [--suffix]
[--skip-subsuffixes]

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend suffix list’

--suffix

Displays the suffixes without backend name

--skip-subsuffixes

Displays the list of suffixes without sub-suffixes

COMMAND ’dsconf backend suffix get’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend suffix get [-h] [selector]
selector

The backend database name to search for

COMMAND ’dsconf backend suffix get-dn’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend suffix get-dn [-h] [dn]

dn

The DN to the database entry in cn=ldbm database,cn=plugins,cn=config

COMMAND ’dsconf backend suffix get-sub-suffixes’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend suffix get-sub-suffixes
[-h] [--suffix] be_name
be_name

The backend name or suffix

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend suffix get-sub-suffixes’

--suffix

Displays the list of suffixes without backend name

COMMAND ’dsconf backend suffix set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend suffix set [-h] [--enable-readonly]
[--disable-readonly]
[--enable-orphan]
[--disable-orphan]
[--require-index]
[--ignore-index]
[--add-referral ADD_REFERRAL]
[--del-referral DEL_REFERRAL]
[--enable] [--disable]
[--cache-size CACHE_SIZE]
[--cache-memsize CACHE_MEMSIZE]
[--dncache-memsize DNCACHE_MEMSIZE]
[--state STATE]
be_name
be_name

The backend name or suffix

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend suffix set’

--enable-readonly

Enables read-only mode for the backend database

--disable-readonly

Disables read-only mode for the backend database

--enable-orphan

Disconnect a subsuffix from its parent suffix.

--disable-orphan

Let the subsuffix be connected to its parent suffix.

--require-index

Allows only indexed searches

--ignore-index

Allows all searches even if they are unindexed

--add-referral ADD_REFERRAL

Adds an LDAP referral to the backend

--del-referral DEL_REFERRAL

Removes an LDAP referral from the backend

--enable

Enables the backend database

--disable

Disables the backend database

--cache-size CACHE_SIZE

Sets the maximum number of entries to keep in the entry cache

--cache-memsize CACHE_MEMSIZE

Sets the maximum size in bytes that the entry cache can grow to

--dncache-memsize DNCACHE_MEMSIZE

Sets the maximum size in bytes that the DN cache can grow to

--state STATE

Changes the backend state to: "backend", "disabled", "referral", or "referral on update"

COMMAND ’dsconf backend index’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend index [-h]
{add,set,get,list,delete,reindex} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf backend index’

dsconf backend index add

Add an index

dsconf backend index set

Update an index

dsconf backend index get

Display an index entry

dsconf backend index list

Display the index

dsconf backend index delete

Delete an index

dsconf backend index reindex

Re-index the database for a single index or all indexes

COMMAND ’dsconf backend index add’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend index add [-h]
--index-type INDEX_TYPE
[--matching-rule MATCHING_RULE]
[--reindex] --attr ATTR
be_name
be_name

The backend name or suffix

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend index add’

--index-type INDEX_TYPE

Sets the indexing type (eq, sub, pres, or approx)

--matching-rule MATCHING_RULE

Sets the matching rule for the index

--reindex

Re-indexes the database after adding a new index

--attr ATTR

Sets the attribute name to index

COMMAND ’dsconf backend index set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend index set [-h] --attr ATTR
[--add-type ADD_TYPE]
[--del-type DEL_TYPE]
[--add-mr ADD_MR]
[--del-mr DEL_MR]
[--reindex]
be_name
be_name

The backend name or suffix

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend index set’

--attr ATTR

Sets the indexed attribute to update

--add-type ADD_TYPE

Adds an index type to the index (eq, sub, pres, or approx)

--del-type DEL_TYPE

Removes an index type from the index: (eq, sub, pres, or approx)

--add-mr ADD_MR

Adds a matching-rule to the index

--del-mr DEL_MR

Removes a matching-rule from the index

--reindex

Re-indexes the database after editing the index

COMMAND ’dsconf backend index get’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend index get [-h] --attr ATTR be_name
be_name

The backend name or suffix

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend index get’

--attr ATTR

Sets the index name to display

COMMAND ’dsconf backend index list’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend index list [-h] [--just-names]
be_name
be_name

The backend name or suffix

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend index list’

--just-names

Displays only the names of indexed attributes

COMMAND ’dsconf backend index delete’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend index delete [-h] [--attr ATTR]
be_name
be_name

The backend name or suffix

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend index delete’

--attr ATTR

Sets the name of the attribute to delete from the index

COMMAND ’dsconf backend index reindex’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend index reindex [-h] [--attr ATTR]
[--wait]
be_name
be_name

The backend name or suffix

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend index reindex’

--attr ATTR

Sets the name of the attribute to re-index. Omit this argument to re-index all attributes

--wait

Waits for the index task to complete and reports the status

COMMAND ’dsconf backend vlv-index’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend vlv-index [-h]
{list,get,add-search,edit-search,del-search,add-index,del-index,reindex} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf backend vlv-index’

dsconf backend vlv-index list

List VLV search and index entries

dsconf backend vlv-index get

Display a VLV search and indexes

dsconf backend vlv-index add-search

Add a VLV search entry. The search entry is the parent entry of the VLV index entries, and it specifies the search parameters that are used to match entries for those indexes.

dsconf backend vlv-index edit-search

Update a VLV search and index

dsconf backend vlv-index del-search

Delete VLV search & index

dsconf backend vlv-index add-index

Create a VLV index under a VLV search entry (parent entry, formatter_class=CustomHelpFormatter). The VLV index specifies the attributes to sort

dsconf backend vlv-index del-index

Delete a VLV index under a VLV search entry (parent entry)

dsconf backend vlv-index reindex

Index/re-index the VLV database index

COMMAND ’dsconf backend vlv-index list’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend vlv-index list [-h] [--just-names]
be_name
be_name

The backend name of the VLV index

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend vlv-index list’

--just-names

Displays only the names of VLV search entries

COMMAND ’dsconf backend vlv-index get’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend vlv-index get [-h] [--name NAME]
be_name
be_name

The backend name of the VLV index

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend vlv-index get’

--name NAME

Displays the VLV search entry and its index entries

COMMAND ’dsconf backend vlv-index add-search’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] backend vlv-index add-search
[-h] --name NAME --search-base SEARCH_BASE --search-scope SEARCH_SCOPE
--search-filter SEARCH_FILTER
be_name
be_name

The backend name of the VLV index

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend vlv-index add-search’

--name NAME

Sets the name of the VLV search entry

--search-base SEARCH_BASE

Sets the VLV search base

--search-scope SEARCH_SCOPE

Sets the VLV search scope: 0 (base search), 1 (one-level search), or 2 (subtree search)

--search-filter SEARCH_FILTER

Sets the VLV search filter

COMMAND ’dsconf backend vlv-index edit-search’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend vlv-index edit-search
[-h] --name NAME [--search-base SEARCH_BASE]
[--search-scope SEARCH_SCOPE] [--search-filter SEARCH_FILTER]
[--reindex]
be_name
be_name

The backend name of the VLV index to update

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend vlv-index edit-search’

--name NAME

Sets the name of the VLV index

--search-base SEARCH_BASE

Sets the VLV search base

--search-scope SEARCH_SCOPE

Sets the VLV search scope: 0 (base search), 1 (one-level search), or 2 (subtree search)

--search-filter SEARCH_FILTER

Sets the VLV search filter

--reindex

Re-indexes all VLV database indexes

COMMAND ’dsconf backend vlv-index del-search’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend vlv-index del-search
[-h] --name NAME be_name
be_name

The backend name of the VLV index

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend vlv-index del-search’

--name NAME

Sets the name of the VLV search index

COMMAND ’dsconf backend vlv-index add-index’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] backend vlv-index add-index
[-h] --parent-name PARENT_NAME --index-name INDEX_NAME --sort SORT
[--index-it]
be_name
be_name

The backend name of the VLV index

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend vlv-index add-index’

--parent-name PARENT_NAME

Sets the name or "cn" attribute of the parent VLV search entry

--index-name INDEX_NAME

Sets the name of the new VLV index

--sort SORT

Sets a space-separated list of attributes to sort for this VLV index

--index-it

Creates the database index for this VLV index definition

COMMAND ’dsconf backend vlv-index del-index’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend vlv-index del-index
[-h] --parent-name PARENT_NAME [--index-name INDEX_NAME] [--sort SORT]
be_name
be_name

The backend name of the VLV index

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend vlv-index del-index’

--parent-name PARENT_NAME

Sets the name or "cn" attribute value of the parent VLV search entry

--index-name INDEX_NAME

Sets the name of the VLV index to delete

--sort SORT

Delete a VLV index that has this vlvsort value

COMMAND ’dsconf backend vlv-index reindex’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend vlv-index reindex [-h]
[--index-name INDEX_NAME]
--parent-name PARENT_NAME
be_name
be_name

The backend name of the VLV index

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend vlv-index reindex’

--index-name INDEX_NAME

Sets the name of the VLV index entry to re-index. If not set, all indexes are re-indexed

--parent-name PARENT_NAME

Sets the name or "cn" attribute value of the parent VLV search entry

COMMAND ’dsconf backend attr-encrypt’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend attr-encrypt [-h] [--list]
[--just-names]
[--add-attr ADD_ATTR]
[--del-attr DEL_ATTR]
be_name
be_name

The backend name or suffix

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend attr-encrypt’

--list

Lists all encrypted attributes in the backend

--just-names

List only the names of the encrypted attributes when used with --list

--add-attr ADD_ATTR

Enables encryption for the specified attribute

--del-attr DEL_ATTR

Disables encryption for the specified attribute

COMMAND ’dsconf backend config’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend config [-h] {get,set} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf backend config’

dsconf backend config get

Display the global database configuration

dsconf backend config set

Set the global database configuration

COMMAND ’dsconf backend config get’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend config get [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf backend config set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend config set [-h]
[--lookthroughlimit LOOKTHROUGHLIMIT]
[--mode MODE]
[--idlistscanlimit IDLISTSCANLIMIT]
[--directory DIRECTORY]
[--dbcachesize DBCACHESIZE]
[--logdirectory LOGDIRECTORY]
[--txn-wait TXN_WAIT]
[--checkpoint-interval CHECKPOINT_INTERVAL]
[--compactdb-interval COMPACTDB_INTERVAL]
[--compactdb-time COMPACTDB_TIME]
[--txn-batch-val TXN_BATCH_VAL]
[--txn-batch-min TXN_BATCH_MIN]
[--txn-batch-max TXN_BATCH_MAX]
[--logbufsize LOGBUFSIZE]
[--locks LOCKS]
[--locks-monitoring-enabled LOCKS_MONITORING_ENABLED]
[--locks-monitoring-threshold LOCKS_MONITORING_THRESHOLD]
[--locks-monitoring-pause LOCKS_MONITORING_PAUSE]
[--import-cache-autosize IMPORT_CACHE_AUTOSIZE]
[--cache-autosize CACHE_AUTOSIZE]
[--cache-autosize-split CACHE_AUTOSIZE_SPLIT]
[--import-cachesize IMPORT_CACHESIZE]
[--exclude-from-export EXCLUDE_FROM_EXPORT]
[--pagedlookthroughlimit PAGEDLOOKTHROUGHLIMIT]
[--pagedidlistscanlimit PAGEDIDLISTSCANLIMIT]
[--rangelookthroughlimit RANGELOOKTHROUGHLIMIT]
[--backend-opt-level BACKEND_OPT_LEVEL]
[--deadlock-policy DEADLOCK_POLICY]
[--db-home-directory DB_HOME_DIRECTORY]
[--db-lib DB_LIB]
[--mdb-max-size MDB_MAX_SIZE]
[--mdb-max-readers MDB_MAX_READERS]
[--mdb-max-dbs MDB_MAX_DBS]

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend config set’

--lookthroughlimit LOOKTHROUGHLIMIT

Specifies the maximum number of entries that the server will check when examining candidate entries in response to a search request

--mode MODE

Specifies the permissions used for newly created index files

--idlistscanlimit IDLISTSCANLIMIT

Specifies the number of entry IDs that are searched during a search operation

--directory DIRECTORY

Specifies absolute path to database instance

--dbcachesize DBCACHESIZE

Specifies the database index cache size in bytes

--logdirectory LOGDIRECTORY

Specifies the path to the directory that contains the database transaction logs

--txn-wait TXN_WAIT

Sets whether the server should should wait if there are no db locks available

--checkpoint-interval CHECKPOINT_INTERVAL

Sets the amount of time in seconds after which the server sends a checkpoint entry to the database transaction log

--compactdb-interval COMPACTDB_INTERVAL

Sets the interval in seconds when the database is compacted

--compactdb-time COMPACTDB_TIME

Sets the time (HH:MM format) of day when to compact the database after the "compactdb interval" has been reached

--txn-batch-val TXN_BATCH_VAL

Specifies how many transactions will be batched before being committed

--txn-batch-min TXN_BATCH_MIN

Controls when transactions should be flushed earliest, independently of the batch count. Requires that txn-batch-val is set

--txn-batch-max TXN_BATCH_MAX

Controls when transactions should be flushed latest, independently of the batch count. Requires that txn-batch-val is set)

--logbufsize LOGBUFSIZE

Specifies the transaction log information buffer size

--locks LOCKS

Sets the maximum number of database locks

--locks-monitoring-enabled LOCKS_MONITORING_ENABLED

Enables or disables monitoring of DB locks when the value crosses the percentage set with "--locks-monitoring-threshold"

--locks-monitoring-threshold LOCKS_MONITORING_THRESHOLD

Sets the DB lock exhaustion threshold in percentage (valid range is 70-90). When the threshold is reached, all searches are aborted until the number of active locks decreases below the configured threshold and/or the administrator increases the number of database locks (nsslapd-db-locks). This threshold is a safeguard against DB corruption which might be caused by locks exhaustion.

--locks-monitoring-pause LOCKS_MONITORING_PAUSE

Sets the DB lock monitoring value in milliseconds for the amount of time that the monitoring thread spends waiting between checks.

--import-cache-autosize IMPORT_CACHE_AUTOSIZE

Enables or disables to automatically set the size of the import cache to be used during the import process of LDIF files

--cache-autosize CACHE_AUTOSIZE

Sets the percentage of free memory that is used in total for the database and entry cache. "0" disables this feature.

--cache-autosize-split CACHE_AUTOSIZE_SPLIT

Sets the percentage of RAM that is used for the database cache. The remaining percentage is used for the entry cache

--import-cachesize IMPORT_CACHESIZE

Sets the size in bytes of the database cache used in the import process.

--exclude-from-export EXCLUDE_FROM_EXPORT

List of attributes to not include during database export operations

--pagedlookthroughlimit PAGEDLOOKTHROUGHLIMIT

Specifies the maximum number of entries that the server will check when examining candidate entries for a search which uses the simple paged results control

--pagedidlistscanlimit PAGEDIDLISTSCANLIMIT

Specifies the number of entry IDs that are searched, specifically, for a search operation using the simple paged results control.

--rangelookthroughlimit RANGELOOKTHROUGHLIMIT

Specifies the maximum number of entries that the server will check when examining candidate entries in response to a range search request.

--backend-opt-level BACKEND_OPT_LEVEL

Sets the backend optimization level for write performance (0, 1, 2, or 4). WARNING: This parameter can trigger experimental code.

--deadlock-policy DEADLOCK_POLICY

Adjusts the backend database deadlock policy (Advanced setting)

--db-home-directory DB_HOME_DIRECTORY

Sets the directory for the database mmapped files (Advanced setting)

--db-lib DB_LIB

Sets which db lib is used. Valid values are: bdb or mdb

--mdb-max-size MDB_MAX_SIZE

Sets the lmdb database maximum size (in bytes).

--mdb-max-readers MDB_MAX_READERS

Sets the lmdb database maximum number of readers (Advanced setting)

--mdb-max-dbs MDB_MAX_DBS

Sets the lmdb database maximum number of sub databases (Advanced setting)

COMMAND ’dsconf backend monitor’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend monitor [-h] [--suffix SUFFIX]

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend monitor’

--suffix SUFFIX

Displays monitoring information only for the specified suffix

COMMAND ’dsconf backend import’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend import [-h] [-c CHUNKS_SIZE] [-E]
[-g GEN_UNIQ_ID] [-O]
[-s INCLUDE_SUFFIXES [INCLUDE_SUFFIXES ...]]
[-x EXCLUDE_SUFFIXES [EXCLUDE_SUFFIXES ...]]
[--timeout TIMEOUT]
[be_name] [ldifs ...]
be_name

The backend name or the root suffix

ldifs

Specifies the filename of the input LDIF files. Multiple files are imported in the specified order.

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend import’

-c CHUNKS_SIZE , --chunks-size CHUNKS_SIZE

The number of chunks to have during the import operation

-E , --encrypted

Encrypt attributes configured in the database for encryption

-g GEN_UNIQ_ID , --gen-uniq-id GEN_UNIQ_ID

Generate a unique id. Set "none" for no unique ID to be generated and "deterministic" for the generated unique ID to be name-based. By default, a time-based unique ID is generated. When using the deterministic generation to have a name-based unique ID, it is also possible to specify the namespace for the server to use. namespaceId is a string of characters in the format 00-xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxx.

-O , --only-core

Creates only the core database attribute indexes

-s INCLUDE_SUFFIXES [INCLUDE_SUFFIXES ...] , --include-suffixes
INCLUDE_SUFFIXES [INCLUDE_SUFFIXES ...]

Specifies the suffixes or the subtrees to be included

-x EXCLUDE_SUFFIXES [EXCLUDE_SUFFIXES ...] , --exclude-suffixes
EXCLUDE_SUFFIXES [EXCLUDE_SUFFIXES ...]

Specifies the suffixes to be excluded

--timeout TIMEOUT

Set a timeout to wait for the export task. Default is 0 (no timeout)

COMMAND ’dsconf backend export’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend export [-h] [-l LDIF] [-C] [-E] [-m]
[-N] [-r] [-u] [-U]
[-s INCLUDE_SUFFIXES [INCLUDE_SUFFIXES ...]]
[-x EXCLUDE_SUFFIXES [EXCLUDE_SUFFIXES ...]]
[--timeout TIMEOUT]
be_names [be_names ...]
be_names

The backend names or the root suffixes

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend export’

-l LDIF , --ldif LDIF

Sets the filename of the output LDIF file. Separate multiple file names with spaces.

-C , --use-id2entry

Uses only the main database file

-E , --encrypted

Decrypts encrypted data during export. This option is used only if database encryption is enabled.

-m , --min-base64

Sets minimal base-64 encoding

-N , --no-seq-num

Suppresses printing the sequence numbers

-r , --replication

Exports the data with information required to initialize a replica

-u , --no-dump-uniq-id

Omits exporting the unique ID

-U , --not-folded

Disables folding the output

-s INCLUDE_SUFFIXES [INCLUDE_SUFFIXES ...] , --include-suffixes
INCLUDE_SUFFIXES [INCLUDE_SUFFIXES ...]

Specifies the suffixes or the subtrees to be included

-x EXCLUDE_SUFFIXES [EXCLUDE_SUFFIXES ...] , --exclude-suffixes
EXCLUDE_SUFFIXES [EXCLUDE_SUFFIXES ...]

Specifies the suffixes to be excluded

--timeout TIMEOUT

Set a timeout to wait for the export task. Default is 0 (no timeout)

COMMAND ’dsconf backend create’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend create [-h]
[--parent-suffix PARENT_SUFFIX]
--suffix SUFFIX
--be-name BE_NAME
[--create-entries]
[--create-suffix]

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend create’

--parent-suffix PARENT_SUFFIX

Sets the parent suffix only if this backend is a sub-suffix

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the database suffix DN

--be-name BE_NAME

Sets the database backend name"

--create-entries

Adds sample entries to the database

--create-suffix

Creates the suffix object entry in the database. Only suffixes using the ’dc’,

COMMAND ’dsconf backend delete’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend delete [-h] [--do-it] be_name
be_name

The backend name or suffix

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend delete’

--do-it

Remove backend and its subsuffixes

COMMAND ’dsconf backend get-tree’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend get-tree [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf backend compact-db’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backend compact-db [-h] [--only-changelog]
[--timeout TIMEOUT]

OPTIONS ’dsconf backend compact-db’

--only-changelog

Compacts only the replication change log

--timeout TIMEOUT

Set a timeout to wait for the compaction task. Default is 0 (no timeout)

COMMAND ’dsconf backup’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backup [-h] {create,restore} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf backup’

dsconf backup create

Creates a backup of the database

dsconf backup restore

Restores a database from a backup

COMMAND ’dsconf backup create’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backup create [-h] [-t DB_TYPE]
[--timeout TIMEOUT]
[archive]
archive

Sets the directory where to store the backup files. Format: instance_name- year_month_date_hour_minutes_seconds. Default: /var/lib/dirsrv/slapd- instance/bak/

OPTIONS ’dsconf backup create’

-t DB_TYPE , --db-type DB_TYPE

Sets the database type. Default: ldbm database

--timeout TIMEOUT

Sets the task timeout. Default is 120 seconds,

COMMAND ’dsconf backup restore’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance backup restore [-h] [-t DB_TYPE]
[--timeout TIMEOUT]
archive
archive

Set the directory that contains the backup files

OPTIONS ’dsconf backup restore’

-t DB_TYPE , --db-type DB_TYPE

Sets the database type. Default: ldbm database

--timeout TIMEOUT

Sets the task timeout. Default is 120 seconds.

COMMAND ’dsconf chaining’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance chaining [-h]
{config-get,config-set,config-get-def,config-set-def,link-create,link-get,link-set,link-delete,monitor,link-list} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf chaining’

dsconf chaining config-get

Display the chaining controls and server component lists

dsconf chaining config-set

Set the chaining controls and server component lists

dsconf chaining config-get-def

Display the default creation parameters for new database links

dsconf chaining config-set-def

Set the default creation parameters for new database links

dsconf chaining link-create

Create a database link to a remote server

dsconf chaining link-get

Displays chaining database links

dsconf chaining link-set

Edit a database link to a remote server

dsconf chaining link-delete

Delete a database link

dsconf chaining monitor

Display monitor information for a database chaining link

dsconf chaining link-list

List database links

COMMAND ’dsconf chaining config-get’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance chaining config-get [-h] [--avail-controls]
[--avail-comps]

OPTIONS ’dsconf chaining config-get’

--avail-controls

Lists available chaining controls

--avail-comps

Lists available chaining plugin components

COMMAND ’dsconf chaining config-set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance chaining config-set [-h]
[--add-control ADD_CONTROL]
[--del-control DEL_CONTROL]
[--add-comp ADD_COMP]
[--del-comp DEL_COMP]

OPTIONS ’dsconf chaining config-set’

--add-control ADD_CONTROL

Adds a transmitted control OID

--del-control DEL_CONTROL

Deletes a transmitted control OID

--add-comp ADD_COMP

Adds a chaining component

--del-comp DEL_COMP

Deletes a chaining component

COMMAND ’dsconf chaining config-get-def’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance chaining config-get-def [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf chaining config-set-def’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance chaining config-set-def [-h]
[--conn-bind-limit CONN_BIND_LIMIT]
[--conn-op-limit CONN_OP_LIMIT]
[--abandon-check-interval ABANDON_CHECK_INTERVAL]
[--bind-limit BIND_LIMIT]
[--op-limit OP_LIMIT]
[--proxied-auth PROXIED_AUTH]
[--conn-lifetime CONN_LIFETIME]
[--bind-timeout BIND_TIMEOUT]
[--return-ref RETURN_REF]
[--check-aci CHECK_ACI]
[--bind-attempts BIND_ATTEMPTS]
[--size-limit SIZE_LIMIT]
[--time-limit TIME_LIMIT]
[--hop-limit HOP_LIMIT]
[--response-delay RESPONSE_DELAY]
[--test-response-delay TEST_RESPONSE_DELAY]
[--use-starttls USE_STARTTLS]

OPTIONS ’dsconf chaining config-set-def’

--conn-bind-limit CONN_BIND_LIMIT

Sets the maximum number of BIND connections the database link establishes with the remote server

--conn-op-limit CONN_OP_LIMIT

Sets the maximum number of LDAP connections the database link establishes with the remote server

--abandon-check-interval ABANDON_CHECK_INTERVAL

Sets the number of seconds that pass before the server checks for abandoned operations

--bind-limit BIND_LIMIT

Sets the maximum number of concurrent bind operations per TCP connection

--op-limit OP_LIMIT

Sets the maximum number of concurrent operations allowed

--proxied-auth PROXIED_AUTH

Enables or disables proxied authorization. If set to "off", the server executes bind for chained operations as the user set in the nsMultiplexorBindDn attribute.

--conn-lifetime CONN_LIFETIME

Specifies connection lifetime in seconds. "0" keeps the connection open forever.

--bind-timeout BIND_TIMEOUT

Sets the amount of time in seconds before a bind attempt times out

--return-ref RETURN_REF

Enables or disables whether referrals are returned by scoped searches

--check-aci CHECK_ACI

Enables or disables whether the server evaluates ACIs on the database link as well as the remote data server

--bind-attempts BIND_ATTEMPTS

Sets the number of times the server tries to bind to the remote server

--size-limit SIZE_LIMIT

Sets the maximum number of entries to return from a search operation

--time-limit TIME_LIMIT

Sets the maximum number of seconds allowed for an operation

--hop-limit HOP_LIMIT

Sets the maximum number of times a database is allowed to chain. That is the number of times a request can be forwarded from one database link to another.

--response-delay RESPONSE_DELAY

Sets the maximum amount of time it can take a remote server to respond to an LDAP operation request made by a database link before an error is suspected

--test-response-delay TEST_RESPONSE_DELAY

Sets the duration of the test issued by the database link to check whether the remote server is responding

--use-starttls USE_STARTTLS

Configured that database links use StartTLS if set to "on"

COMMAND ’dsconf chaining link-create’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] chaining link-create [-h]
[--conn-bind-limit CONN_BIND_LIMIT]
[--conn-op-limit CONN_OP_LIMIT]
[--abandon-check-interval ABANDON_CHECK_INTERVAL]
[--bind-limit BIND_LIMIT]
[--op-limit OP_LIMIT]
[--proxied-auth PROXIED_AUTH]
[--conn-lifetime CONN_LIFETIME]
[--bind-timeout BIND_TIMEOUT]
[--return-ref RETURN_REF]
[--check-aci CHECK_ACI]
[--bind-attempts BIND_ATTEMPTS]
[--size-limit SIZE_LIMIT]
[--time-limit TIME_LIMIT]
[--hop-limit HOP_LIMIT]
[--response-delay RESPONSE_DELAY]
[--test-response-delay TEST_RESPONSE_DELAY]
[--use-starttls USE_STARTTLS]
--suffix SUFFIX
--server-url SERVER_URL
--bind-mech BIND_MECH
--bind-dn BIND_DN
[--bind-pw BIND_PW]
[--bind-pw-file BIND_PW_FILE]
[--bind-pw-prompt]
CHAIN_NAME
CHAIN_NAME

The name of the database link

OPTIONS ’dsconf chaining link-create’

--conn-bind-limit CONN_BIND_LIMIT

Sets the maximum number of BIND connections the database link establishes with the remote server

--conn-op-limit CONN_OP_LIMIT

Sets the maximum number of LDAP connections the database link establishes with the remote server

--abandon-check-interval ABANDON_CHECK_INTERVAL

Sets the number of seconds that pass before the server checks for abandoned operations

--bind-limit BIND_LIMIT

Sets the maximum number of concurrent bind operations per TCP connection

--op-limit OP_LIMIT

Sets the maximum number of concurrent operations allowed

--proxied-auth PROXIED_AUTH

Enables or disables proxied authorization. If set to "off", the server executes bind for chained operations as the user set in the nsMultiplexorBindDn attribute.

--conn-lifetime CONN_LIFETIME

Specifies connection lifetime in seconds. "0" keeps the connection open forever.

--bind-timeout BIND_TIMEOUT

Sets the amount of time in seconds before a bind attempt times out

--return-ref RETURN_REF

Enables or disables whether referrals are returned by scoped searches

--check-aci CHECK_ACI

Enables or disables whether the server evaluates ACIs on the database link as well as the remote data server

--bind-attempts BIND_ATTEMPTS

Sets the number of times the server tries to bind to the remote server

--size-limit SIZE_LIMIT

Sets the maximum number of entries to return from a search operation

--time-limit TIME_LIMIT

Sets the maximum number of seconds allowed for an operation

--hop-limit HOP_LIMIT

Sets the maximum number of times a database is allowed to chain. That is the number of times a request can be forwarded from one database link to another.

--response-delay RESPONSE_DELAY

Sets the maximum amount of time it can take a remote server to respond to an LDAP operation request made by a database link before an error is suspected

--test-response-delay TEST_RESPONSE_DELAY

Sets the duration of the test issued by the database link to check whether the remote server is responding

--use-starttls USE_STARTTLS

Configured that database links use StartTLS if set to "on"

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the suffix managed by the database link

--server-url SERVER_URL

Sets the LDAP/LDAPS URL to the remote server

--bind-mech BIND_MECH

Sets the authentication method to use to authenticate to the remote server. Valid values: "SIMPLE" (default), "EXTERNAL", "DIGEST-MD5", or "GSSAPI"

--bind-dn BIND_DN

Sets the DN of the administrative entry used to communicate with the remote server

--bind-pw BIND_PW

Sets the password of the administrative user

--bind-pw-file BIND_PW_FILE

File containing the password

--bind-pw-prompt

Prompt for password

COMMAND ’dsconf chaining link-get’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance chaining link-get [-h] CHAIN_NAME
CHAIN_NAME

The chaining link name or suffix to retrieve

COMMAND ’dsconf chaining link-set’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] chaining link-set [-h]
[--conn-bind-limit CONN_BIND_LIMIT]
[--conn-op-limit CONN_OP_LIMIT]
[--abandon-check-interval ABANDON_CHECK_INTERVAL]
[--bind-limit BIND_LIMIT]
[--op-limit OP_LIMIT]
[--proxied-auth PROXIED_AUTH]
[--conn-lifetime CONN_LIFETIME]
[--bind-timeout BIND_TIMEOUT]
[--return-ref RETURN_REF]
[--check-aci CHECK_ACI]
[--bind-attempts BIND_ATTEMPTS]
[--size-limit SIZE_LIMIT]
[--time-limit TIME_LIMIT]
[--hop-limit HOP_LIMIT]
[--response-delay RESPONSE_DELAY]
[--test-response-delay TEST_RESPONSE_DELAY]
[--use-starttls USE_STARTTLS]
[--suffix SUFFIX]
[--server-url SERVER_URL]
[--bind-mech BIND_MECH]
[--bind-dn BIND_DN]
[--bind-pw BIND_PW]
[--bind-pw-file BIND_PW_FILE]
[--bind-pw-prompt]
CHAIN_NAME
CHAIN_NAME

The name of the database link

OPTIONS ’dsconf chaining link-set’

--conn-bind-limit CONN_BIND_LIMIT

Sets the maximum number of BIND connections the database link establishes with the remote server

--conn-op-limit CONN_OP_LIMIT

Sets the maximum number of LDAP connections the database link establishes with the remote server

--abandon-check-interval ABANDON_CHECK_INTERVAL

Sets the number of seconds that pass before the server checks for abandoned operations

--bind-limit BIND_LIMIT

Sets the maximum number of concurrent bind operations per TCP connection

--op-limit OP_LIMIT

Sets the maximum number of concurrent operations allowed

--proxied-auth PROXIED_AUTH

Enables or disables proxied authorization. If set to "off", the server executes bind for chained operations as the user set in the nsMultiplexorBindDn attribute.

--conn-lifetime CONN_LIFETIME

Specifies connection lifetime in seconds. "0" keeps the connection open forever.

--bind-timeout BIND_TIMEOUT

Sets the amount of time in seconds before a bind attempt times out

--return-ref RETURN_REF

Enables or disables whether referrals are returned by scoped searches

--check-aci CHECK_ACI

Enables or disables whether the server evaluates ACIs on the database link as well as the remote data server

--bind-attempts BIND_ATTEMPTS

Sets the number of times the server tries to bind to the remote server

--size-limit SIZE_LIMIT

Sets the maximum number of entries to return from a search operation

--time-limit TIME_LIMIT

Sets the maximum number of seconds allowed for an operation

--hop-limit HOP_LIMIT

Sets the maximum number of times a database is allowed to chain. That is the number of times a request can be forwarded from one database link to another.

--response-delay RESPONSE_DELAY

Sets the maximum amount of time it can take a remote server to respond to an LDAP operation request made by a database link before an error is suspected

--test-response-delay TEST_RESPONSE_DELAY

Sets the duration of the test issued by the database link to check whether the remote server is responding

--use-starttls USE_STARTTLS

Configured that database links use StartTLS if set to "on"

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the suffix managed by the database link

--server-url SERVER_URL

Sets the LDAP/LDAPS URL to the remote server

--bind-mech BIND_MECH

Sets the authentication method to use to authenticate to the remote server: Valid values: "SIMPLE" (default), "EXTERNAL", "DIGEST-MD5", or "GSSAPI"

--bind-dn BIND_DN

Sets the DN of the administrative entry used to communicate with the remote server

--bind-pw BIND_PW

Sets the password of the administrative user

--bind-pw-file BIND_PW_FILE

File containing the password

--bind-pw-prompt

Prompt for password

COMMAND ’dsconf chaining link-delete’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance chaining link-delete [-h] CHAIN_NAME
CHAIN_NAME

The name of the database link

COMMAND ’dsconf chaining monitor’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance chaining monitor [-h] CHAIN_NAME
CHAIN_NAME

The name of the database link

COMMAND ’dsconf chaining link-list’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance chaining link-list [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf config’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance config [-h] {get,add,replace,delete} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf config’

dsconf config get

get

dsconf config add

Add attribute value to configuration

dsconf config replace

Replace attribute value in configuration

dsconf config delete

Delete attribute value in configuration

COMMAND ’dsconf config get’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance config get [-h] [attrs ...]

attrs

Configuration attribute(s) to get

COMMAND ’dsconf config add’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance config add [-h] [attr ...]

attr

Configuration attribute to add

COMMAND ’dsconf config replace’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance config replace [-h] [attr ...]

attr

Configuration attribute to replace

COMMAND ’dsconf config delete’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance config delete [-h] [attr ...]

attr

Configuration attribute to delete

COMMAND ’dsconf directory_manager’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance directory_manager [-h] {password_change} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf directory_manager’

dsconf directory_manager password_change

Changes the password of the Directory Manager account

COMMAND ’dsconf directory_manager password_change’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance directory_manager password_change [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging [-h]
{access,audit,auditfail,error,security} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf logging’

dsconf logging access

Manage access log settings

dsconf logging audit

Manage audit log settings

dsconf logging auditfail

Manage auditfail log settings

dsconf logging error

Manage error log settings

dsconf logging security

Manage security log settings

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access [-h] {get,set,list-levels} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf logging access’

dsconf logging access get

Get access log configuration

dsconf logging access set

Set access log configuration

dsconf logging access list-levels

List all the log levels

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access get’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access get [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set [-h]
{level,logging-enabled,logging-disabled,mode,location,compress-enabled,compress-disabled,buffering-enabled,buffering-disabled,max-logs,max-logsize,rotation-interval,rotation-interval-unit,rotation-tod-enabled,rotation-tod-disabled,rotation-tod-hour,rotation-tod-minute,deletion-interval,deletion-interval-unit,max-disk-space,free-disk-space,log-format,time-format} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf logging access set’

dsconf logging access set level

Set the log level

dsconf logging access set logging-enabled

Enable access logging

dsconf logging access set logging-disabled

Disable access logging

dsconf logging access set mode

Set the log file permissions. Default is 600

dsconf logging access set location

Set the log name and location

dsconf logging access set compress-enabled

Enable log compression for rotated logs

dsconf logging access set compress-disabled

Disable log compression for rotated logs

dsconf logging access set buffering-enabled

Enable log buffering

dsconf logging access set buffering-disabled

Disable log buffering

dsconf logging access set max-logs

Set the maximum number of rotated logs the server will maintain

dsconf logging access set max-logsize

Set the maximum size for a log in MB

dsconf logging access set rotation-interval

Set the interval for when a log is rotated.This works with the interval unit

dsconf logging access set rotation-interval-unit

Set the time unit for the rotation interval for whena log is rotated. Choose between: "minute", "hour", "day", "week", and "month"

dsconf logging access set rotation-tod-enabled

Enable "time of day" rotation for expired logs

dsconf logging access set rotation-tod-disabled

Disable "time of day" rotation for expired logs

dsconf logging access set rotation-tod-hour

Set the hour when an expired log should be rotated

dsconf logging access set rotation-tod-minute

Set the minute when an expired log should be rotated

dsconf logging access set deletion-interval

Set the interval a rotated log should be deleted. This works with the deletion internal unit setting

dsconf logging access set deletion-interval-unit

Set the interval unit a rotated log should be deleted. Choose from: "day", "week", or "month"

dsconf logging access set max-disk-space

Set the maximum amount of disk space in MB rotated logs can consume before rotated logs are deleted.

dsconf logging access set free-disk-space

The server deletes the oldest rotated log file when the available disk space in MB is less than this amount.

dsconf logging access set log-format

Choose between "default", "json", or "json-pretty"

dsconf logging access set time-format

Time format for JSON logging (strftime)

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set level’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set level [-h]
levels [levels ...]

levels

log level

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set logging-enabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set logging-enabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set logging-disabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set logging-disabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set mode’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set mode [-h] values

values

File permissions. Default is 600

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set location’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set location [-h] values

values

Log name and location

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set compress-enabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set compress-enabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set compress-disabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set compress-disabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set buffering-enabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set buffering-enabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set buffering-disabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set buffering-disabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set max-logs’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set max-logs [-h] values

values

Set the maximum number of rotated logs the server will maintain

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set max-logsize’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set max-logsize [-h] values

values

Set the maximum size for a log in MB

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set rotation-interval’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set rotation-interval
[-h] values

values

Set the interval for when a log is rotated.This works with the interval unit

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set rotation-interval-unit’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set rotation-interval-unit
[-h] values

values

Set the time unit for the rotation interval for whena log is rotated. Choose between: "minute", "hour", "day", "week", and "month"

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set rotation-tod-enabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set rotation-tod-enabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set rotation-tod-disabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set rotation-tod-disabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set rotation-tod-hour’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set rotation-tod-hour
[-h] values

values

Set the hour when an expired log should be rotated

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set rotation-tod-minute’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set rotation-tod-minute
[-h] values

values

Set the minute when an expired log should be rotated

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set deletion-interval’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set deletion-interval
[-h] values

values

Set the interval a rotated log should be deleted. This works with the deletion internal unit setting

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set deletion-interval-unit’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set deletion-interval-unit
[-h] values

values

Set the interval unit a rotated log should be deleted. Choose from: "day", "week", or "month"

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set max-disk-space’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set max-disk-space [-h] values

values

Set the maximum amount of disk space in MB rotated logs can consume before rotated logs are deleted.

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set free-disk-space’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set free-disk-space
[-h] values

values

Set the minimum available disk space in MB that triggers the server to delete rotated log files.

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set log-format’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set log-format [-h] values

values

Choose between "default", "json", or "json-pretty"

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access set time-format’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access set time-format [-h] values

values

Time format for JSON logging (strftime)

COMMAND ’dsconf logging access list-levels’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging access list-levels [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit [-h] {get,set} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf logging audit’

dsconf logging audit get

Get audit log configuration

dsconf logging audit set

Set audit log configuration

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit get’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit get [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set [-h]
{logging-enabled,logging-disabled,mode,location,compress-enabled,compress-disabled,buffering-enabled,buffering-disabled,max-logs,max-logsize,rotation-interval,rotation-interval-unit,rotation-tod-enabled,rotation-tod-disabled,rotation-tod-hour,rotation-tod-minute,deletion-interval,deletion-interval-unit,max-disk-space,free-disk-space,log-format,time-format,display-attrs} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf logging audit set’

dsconf logging audit set logging-enabled

Enable access logging

dsconf logging audit set logging-disabled

Disable audit logging

dsconf logging audit set mode

Set the log file permissions. Default is 600

dsconf logging audit set location

Set the log name and location

dsconf logging audit set compress-enabled

Enable log compression for rotated logs

dsconf logging audit set compress-disabled

Disable log compression for rotated logs

dsconf logging audit set buffering-enabled

Enable log buffering

dsconf logging audit set buffering-disabled

Disable log buffering

dsconf logging audit set max-logs

Set the maximum number of rotated logs the server will maintain

dsconf logging audit set max-logsize

Set the maximum size for a log in MB

dsconf logging audit set rotation-interval

Set the interval for when a log is rotated.This works with the interval unit

dsconf logging audit set rotation-interval-unit

Set the time unit for the rotation interval for whena log is rotated. Choose between: "minute", "hour", "day", "week", and "month"

dsconf logging audit set rotation-tod-enabled

Enable "time of day" rotation for expired logs

dsconf logging audit set rotation-tod-disabled

Disable "time of day" rotation for expired logs

dsconf logging audit set rotation-tod-hour

Set the hour when an expired log should be rotated

dsconf logging audit set rotation-tod-minute

Set the minute when an expired log should be rotated

dsconf logging audit set deletion-interval

Set the interval a rotated log should be deleted. This works with the deletion internal unit setting

dsconf logging audit set deletion-interval-unit

Set the interval unit a rotated log should be deleted. Choose from: "day", "week", or "month"

dsconf logging audit set max-disk-space

Set the maximum amount of disk space in MB rotated logs can consume before rotated logs are deleted.

dsconf logging audit set free-disk-space

The server deletes the oldest rotated log file when the available disk space in MB is less than this amount.

dsconf logging audit set log-format

Choose between "default", "json", or "json-pretty"

dsconf logging audit set time-format

Time format for JSON logging (strftime)

dsconf logging audit set display-attrs

Sets additional identifying attrs to display

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set logging-enabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set logging-enabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set logging-disabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set logging-disabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set mode’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set mode [-h] values

values

File permissions. Default is 600

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set location’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set location [-h] values

values

Log name and location

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set compress-enabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set compress-enabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set compress-disabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set compress-disabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set buffering-enabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set buffering-enabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set buffering-disabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set buffering-disabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set max-logs’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set max-logs [-h] values

values

Set the maximum number of rotated logs the server will maintain

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set max-logsize’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set max-logsize [-h] values

values

Set the maximum size for a log in MB

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set rotation-interval’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set rotation-interval
[-h] values

values

Set the interval for when a log is rotated.This works with the interval unit

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set rotation-interval-unit’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set rotation-interval-unit
[-h] values

values

Set the time unit for the rotation interval for whena log is rotated. Choose between: "minute", "hour", "day", "week", and "month"

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set rotation-tod-enabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set rotation-tod-enabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set rotation-tod-disabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set rotation-tod-disabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set rotation-tod-hour’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set rotation-tod-hour
[-h] values

values

Set the hour when an expired log should be rotated

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set rotation-tod-minute’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set rotation-tod-minute
[-h] values

values

Set the minute when an expired log should be rotated

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set deletion-interval’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set deletion-interval
[-h] values

values

Set the interval a rotated log should be deleted. This works with the deletion internal unit setting

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set deletion-interval-unit’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set deletion-interval-unit
[-h] values

values

Set the interval unit a rotated log should be deleted. Choose from: "day", "week", or "month"

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set max-disk-space’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set max-disk-space [-h] values

values

Set the maximum amount of disk space in MB rotated logs can consume before rotated logs are deleted.

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set free-disk-space’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set free-disk-space [-h] values

values

Set the minimum available disk space in MB that triggers the server to delete rotated log files.

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set log-format’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set log-format [-h] values

values

Choose between "default", "json", or "json-pretty"

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set time-format’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set time-format [-h] values

values

Time format for JSON logging (strftime)

COMMAND ’dsconf logging audit set display-attrs’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging audit set display-attrs
[-h] values [values ...]

values

Sets additional identifying attrs to display

COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging auditfail [-h] {get,set} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf logging auditfail’

dsconf logging auditfail get

Get auditfail log configuration

dsconf logging auditfail set

Set auditfail log configuration

COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail get’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging auditfail get [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging auditfail set [-h]
{logging-enabled,logging-disabled,mode,location,compress-enabled,compress-disabled,max-logs,max-logsize,rotation-interval,rotation-interval-unit,rotation-tod-enabled,rotation-tod-disabled,rotation-tod-hour,rotation-tod-minute,deletion-interval,deletion-interval-unit,max-disk-space,free-disk-space} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf logging auditfail set’

dsconf logging auditfail set logging-enabled

Enable access logging

dsconf logging auditfail set logging-disabled

Disable auditfail logging

dsconf logging auditfail set mode

Set the log file permissions. Default is 600

dsconf logging auditfail set location

Set the log name and location

dsconf logging auditfail set compress-enabled

Enable log compression for rotated logs

dsconf logging auditfail set compress-disabled

Disable log compression for rotated logs

dsconf logging auditfail set max-logs

Set the maximum number of rotated logs the server will maintain

dsconf logging auditfail set max-logsize

Set the maximum size for a log in MB

dsconf logging auditfail set rotation-interval

Set the interval for when a log is rotated.This works with the interval unit

dsconf logging auditfail set rotation-interval-unit

Set the time unit for the rotation interval for whena log is rotated. Choose between: "minute", "hour", "day", "week", and "month"

dsconf logging auditfail set rotation-tod-enabled

Enable "time of day" rotation for expired logs

dsconf logging auditfail set rotation-tod-disabled

Disable "time of day" rotation for expired logs

dsconf logging auditfail set rotation-tod-hour

Set the hour when an expired log should be rotated

dsconf logging auditfail set rotation-tod-minute

Set the minute when an expired log should be rotated

dsconf logging auditfail set deletion-interval

Set the interval a rotated log should be deleted. This works with the deletion internal unit setting

dsconf logging auditfail set deletion-interval-unit

Set the interval unit a rotated log should be deleted. Choose from: "day", "week", or "month"

dsconf logging auditfail set max-disk-space

Set the maximum amount of disk space in MB rotated logs can consume before rotated logs are deleted.

dsconf logging auditfail set free-disk-space

The server deletes the oldest rotated log file when the available disk space in MB is less than this amount.

COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set logging-enabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging auditfail set logging-enabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set logging-disabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging auditfail set logging-disabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set mode’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging auditfail set mode [-h] values

values

File permissions. Default is 600

COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set location’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging auditfail set location [-h] values

values

Log name and location

COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set compress-enabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging auditfail set compress-enabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set compress-disabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging auditfail set compress-disabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set max-logs’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging auditfail set max-logs [-h] values

values

Set the maximum number of rotated logs the server will maintain

COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set max-logsize’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging auditfail set max-logsize [-h] values

values

Set the maximum size for a log in MB

COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set rotation-interval’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging auditfail set rotation-interval
[-h] values

values

Set the interval for when a log is rotated.This works with the interval unit

COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set rotation-interval-unit’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging auditfail set rotation-interval-unit
[-h] values

values

Set the time unit for the rotation interval for whena log is rotated. Choose between: "minute", "hour", "day", "week", and "month"

COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set rotation-tod-enabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging auditfail set rotation-tod-enabled
[-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set rotation-tod-disabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging auditfail set rotation-tod-disabled
[-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set rotation-tod-hour’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging auditfail set rotation-tod-hour
[-h] values

values

Set the hour when an expired log should be rotated

COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set rotation-tod-minute’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging auditfail set rotation-tod-minute
[-h] values

values

Set the minute when an expired log should be rotated

COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set deletion-interval’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging auditfail set deletion-interval
[-h] values

values

Set the interval a rotated log should be deleted. This works with the deletion internal unit setting

COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set deletion-interval-unit’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging auditfail set deletion-interval-unit
[-h] values

values

Set the interval unit a rotated log should be deleted. Choose from: "day", "week", or "month"

COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set max-disk-space’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging auditfail set max-disk-space
[-h] values

values

Set the maximum amount of disk space in MB rotated logs can consume before rotated logs are deleted.

COMMAND ’dsconf logging auditfail set free-disk-space’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging auditfail set free-disk-space
[-h] values

values

Set the minimum available disk space in MB that triggers the server to delete rotated log files.

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error [-h] {get,set,list-levels} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf logging error’

dsconf logging error get

Get error log configuration

dsconf logging error set

Set error log configuration

dsconf logging error list-levels

List all the log levels

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error get’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error get [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error set [-h]
{level,logging-enabled,logging-disabled,mode,location,compress-enabled,compress-disabled,buffering-enabled,buffering-disabled,max-logs,max-logsize,rotation-interval,rotation-interval-unit,rotation-tod-enabled,rotation-tod-disabled,rotation-tod-hour,rotation-tod-minute,deletion-interval,deletion-interval-unit,max-disk-space,free-disk-space} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf logging error set’

dsconf logging error set level

Set the log level

dsconf logging error set logging-enabled

Enable access logging

dsconf logging error set logging-disabled

Disable error logging

dsconf logging error set mode

Set the log file permissions. Default is 600

dsconf logging error set location

Set the log name and location

dsconf logging error set compress-enabled

Enable log compression for rotated logs

dsconf logging error set compress-disabled

Disable log compression for rotated logs

dsconf logging error set buffering-enabled

Enable log buffering

dsconf logging error set buffering-disabled

Disable log buffering

dsconf logging error set max-logs

Set the maximum number of rotated logs the server will maintain

dsconf logging error set max-logsize

Set the maximum size for a log in MB

dsconf logging error set rotation-interval

Set the interval for when a log is rotated.This works with the interval unit

dsconf logging error set rotation-interval-unit

Set the time unit for the rotation interval for whena log is rotated. Choose between: "minute", "hour", "day", "week", and "month"

dsconf logging error set rotation-tod-enabled

Enable "time of day" rotation for expired logs

dsconf logging error set rotation-tod-disabled

Disable "time of day" rotation for expired logs

dsconf logging error set rotation-tod-hour

Set the hour when an expired log should be rotated

dsconf logging error set rotation-tod-minute

Set the minute when an expired log should be rotated

dsconf logging error set deletion-interval

Set the interval a rotated log should be deleted. This works with the deletion internal unit setting

dsconf logging error set deletion-interval-unit

Set the interval unit a rotated log should be deleted. Choose from: "day", "week", or "month"

dsconf logging error set max-disk-space

Set the maximum amount of disk space in MB rotated logs can consume before rotated logs are deleted.

dsconf logging error set free-disk-space

The server deletes the oldest rotated log file when the available disk space in MB is less than this amount.

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set level’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error set level [-h]
levels [levels ...]

levels

log level

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set logging-enabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error set logging-enabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set logging-disabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error set logging-disabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set mode’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error set mode [-h] values

values

File permissions. Default is 600

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set location’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error set location [-h] values

values

Log name and location

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set compress-enabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error set compress-enabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set compress-disabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error set compress-disabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set buffering-enabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error set buffering-enabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set buffering-disabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error set buffering-disabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set max-logs’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error set max-logs [-h] values

values

Set the maximum number of rotated logs the server will maintain

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set max-logsize’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error set max-logsize [-h] values

values

Set the maximum size for a log in MB

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set rotation-interval’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error set rotation-interval
[-h] values

values

Set the interval for when a log is rotated.This works with the interval unit

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set rotation-interval-unit’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error set rotation-interval-unit
[-h] values

values

Set the time unit for the rotation interval for whena log is rotated. Choose between: "minute", "hour", "day", "week", and "month"

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set rotation-tod-enabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error set rotation-tod-enabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set rotation-tod-disabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error set rotation-tod-disabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set rotation-tod-hour’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error set rotation-tod-hour
[-h] values

values

Set the hour when an expired log should be rotated

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set rotation-tod-minute’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error set rotation-tod-minute
[-h] values

values

Set the minute when an expired log should be rotated

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set deletion-interval’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error set deletion-interval
[-h] values

values

Set the interval a rotated log should be deleted. This works with the deletion internal unit setting

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set deletion-interval-unit’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error set deletion-interval-unit
[-h] values

values

Set the interval unit a rotated log should be deleted. Choose from: "day", "week", or "month"

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set max-disk-space’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error set max-disk-space [-h] values

values

Set the maximum amount of disk space in MB rotated logs can consume before rotated logs are deleted.

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error set free-disk-space’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error set free-disk-space [-h] values

values

Set the minimum available disk space in MB that triggers the server to delete rotated log files.

COMMAND ’dsconf logging error list-levels’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging error list-levels [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging security’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging security [-h] {get,set} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf logging security’

dsconf logging security get

Get security log configuration

dsconf logging security set

Set security log configuration

COMMAND ’dsconf logging security get’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging security get [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging security set [-h]
{logging-enabled,logging-disabled,mode,location,compress-enabled,compress-disabled,buffering-enabled,buffering-disabled,max-logs,max-logsize,rotation-interval,rotation-interval-unit,rotation-tod-enabled,rotation-tod-disabled,rotation-tod-hour,rotation-tod-minute,deletion-interval,deletion-interval-unit,max-disk-space,free-disk-space} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf logging security set’

dsconf logging security set logging-enabled

Enable access logging

dsconf logging security set logging-disabled

Disable security logging

dsconf logging security set mode

Set the log file permissions. Default is 600

dsconf logging security set location

Set the log name and location

dsconf logging security set compress-enabled

Enable log compression for rotated logs

dsconf logging security set compress-disabled

Disable log compression for rotated logs

dsconf logging security set buffering-enabled

Enable log buffering

dsconf logging security set buffering-disabled

Disable log buffering

dsconf logging security set max-logs

Set the maximum number of rotated logs the server will maintain

dsconf logging security set max-logsize

Set the maximum size for a log in MB

dsconf logging security set rotation-interval

Set the interval for when a log is rotated.This works with the interval unit

dsconf logging security set rotation-interval-unit

Set the time unit for the rotation interval for whena log is rotated. Choose between: "minute", "hour", "day", "week", and "month"

dsconf logging security set rotation-tod-enabled

Enable "time of day" rotation for expired logs

dsconf logging security set rotation-tod-disabled

Disable "time of day" rotation for expired logs

dsconf logging security set rotation-tod-hour

Set the hour when an expired log should be rotated

dsconf logging security set rotation-tod-minute

Set the minute when an expired log should be rotated

dsconf logging security set deletion-interval

Set the interval a rotated log should be deleted. This works with the deletion internal unit setting

dsconf logging security set deletion-interval-unit

Set the interval unit a rotated log should be deleted. Choose from: "day", "week", or "month"

dsconf logging security set max-disk-space

Set the maximum amount of disk space in MB rotated logs can consume before rotated logs are deleted.

dsconf logging security set free-disk-space

The server deletes the oldest rotated log file when the available disk space in MB is less than this amount.

COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set logging-enabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging security set logging-enabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set logging-disabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging security set logging-disabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set mode’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging security set mode [-h] values

values

File permissions. Default is 600

COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set location’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging security set location [-h] values

values

Log name and location

COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set compress-enabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging security set compress-enabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set compress-disabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging security set compress-disabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set buffering-enabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging security set buffering-enabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set buffering-disabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging security set buffering-disabled [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set max-logs’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging security set max-logs [-h] values

values

Set the maximum number of rotated logs the server will maintain

COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set max-logsize’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging security set max-logsize [-h] values

values

Set the maximum size for a log in MB

COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set rotation-interval’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging security set rotation-interval
[-h] values

values

Set the interval for when a log is rotated.This works with the interval unit

COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set rotation-interval-unit’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging security set rotation-interval-unit
[-h] values

values

Set the time unit for the rotation interval for whena log is rotated. Choose between: "minute", "hour", "day", "week", and "month"

COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set rotation-tod-enabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging security set rotation-tod-enabled
[-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set rotation-tod-disabled’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging security set rotation-tod-disabled
[-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set rotation-tod-hour’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging security set rotation-tod-hour
[-h] values

values

Set the hour when an expired log should be rotated

COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set rotation-tod-minute’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging security set rotation-tod-minute
[-h] values

values

Set the minute when an expired log should be rotated

COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set deletion-interval’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging security set deletion-interval
[-h] values

values

Set the interval a rotated log should be deleted. This works with the deletion internal unit setting

COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set deletion-interval-unit’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging security set deletion-interval-unit
[-h] values

values

Set the interval unit a rotated log should be deleted. Choose from: "day", "week", or "month"

COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set max-disk-space’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging security set max-disk-space
[-h] values

values

Set the maximum amount of disk space in MB rotated logs can consume before rotated logs are deleted.

COMMAND ’dsconf logging security set free-disk-space’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance logging security set free-disk-space
[-h] values

values

Set the minimum available disk space in MB that triggers the server to delete rotated log files.

COMMAND ’dsconf monitor’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance monitor [-h]
{server,dbmon,ldbm,backend,snmp,chaining,disk} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf monitor’

dsconf monitor server

Displays the server statistics, connections, and operations

dsconf monitor dbmon

Monitor all database statistics in a single report

dsconf monitor ldbm

Monitor the LDBM statistics, such as dbcache

dsconf monitor backend

Monitor the behavior of a backend database

dsconf monitor snmp

Displays the SNMP statistics

dsconf monitor chaining

Monitor database chaining statistics

dsconf monitor disk

Displays the disk space statistics. All values are in bytes.

COMMAND ’dsconf monitor server’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance monitor server [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf monitor dbmon’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance monitor dbmon [-h] [-b BACKENDS] [-x]

OPTIONS ’dsconf monitor dbmon’

-b BACKENDS , --backends BACKENDS

Specifies a list of space-separated backends to monitor. Default is all backends.

-x , --indexes

Shows index stats for each backend

COMMAND ’dsconf monitor ldbm’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance monitor ldbm [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf monitor backend’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance monitor backend [-h] [backend]
backend

The optional name of the backend to monitor

COMMAND ’dsconf monitor snmp’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance monitor snmp [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf monitor chaining’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance monitor chaining [-h] [backend]
backend

The optional name of the chaining backend to monitor

COMMAND ’dsconf monitor disk’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance monitor disk [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin [-h]
{memberof,automember,referential-integrity,root-dn,usn,account-policy,attr-uniq,dna,ldap-pass-through-auth,linked-attr,managed-entries,pam-pass-through-auth,retro-changelog,posix-winsync,contentsync,entryuuid,pwstorage-scheme,list,show,set} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin’

dsconf plugin memberof

Manage and configure MemberOf plugin

dsconf plugin automember

Manage and configure Automembership plugin

dsconf plugin referential-integrity

Manage and configure Referential Integrity Postoperation plugin

dsconf plugin root-dn

Manage and configure RootDN Access Control plugin

dsconf plugin usn

Manage and configure USN plugin

dsconf plugin account-policy

Manage and configure Account Policy plugin

dsconf plugin attr-uniq

Manage and configure Attribute Uniqueness plugin

dsconf plugin dna

Manage and configure DNA plugin

dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth

Manage and configure LDAP Pass-Through Authentication Plugin

dsconf plugin linked-attr

Manage and configure Linked Attributes plugin

dsconf plugin managed-entries

Manage and configure Managed Entries Plugin

dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth

Manage and configure Pass-Through Authentication plugins (LDAP URLs and PAM)

dsconf plugin retro-changelog

Manage and configure Retro Changelog plugin

dsconf plugin posix-winsync

Manage and configure the Posix Winsync API plugin

dsconf plugin contentsync

Manage and configure Content Sync Plugin (aka syncrepl)

dsconf plugin entryuuid

Manage and configure EntryUUID plugin

dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme

Manage password storage scheme plugins

dsconf plugin list

List current configured (enabled and disabled) plugins

dsconf plugin show

Show the plugin data

dsconf plugin set

Edit the plugin settings

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin memberof [-h]
{show,enable,disable,status,set,config-entry,fixup,fixup-status} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin memberof’

dsconf plugin memberof show

Displays the plugin configuration

dsconf plugin memberof enable

Enables the plugin

dsconf plugin memberof disable

Disables the plugin

dsconf plugin memberof status

Displays the plugin status

dsconf plugin memberof set

Edit the plugin settings

dsconf plugin memberof config-entry

Manage the config entry

dsconf plugin memberof fixup

Run the fix-up task for memberOf plugin

dsconf plugin memberof fixup-status

Check the status of a fix-up task

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin memberof show [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof enable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin memberof enable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof disable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin memberof disable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin memberof status [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin memberof set [-h] [--attr ATTR]
[--groupattr GROUPATTR [GROUPATTR ...]]
[--allbackends {on,off}]
[--skipnested {on,off}]
[--scope SCOPE [SCOPE ...]]
[--exclude EXCLUDE [EXCLUDE ...]]
[--autoaddoc AUTOADDOC]
[--config-entry CONFIG_ENTRY]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin memberof set’

--attr ATTR

Specifies the attribute in the user entry for the Directory Server to manage to reflect group membership (memberOfAttr)

--groupattr GROUPATTR [GROUPATTR ...]

Specifies the attribute in the group entry to use to identify the DNs of group members (memberOfGroupAttr)

--allbackends {on,off}

Specifies whether to search the local suffix for user entries on all available suffixes (memberOfAllBackends)

--skipnested {on,off}

Specifies whether to skip nested groups or not (memberOfSkipNested)

--scope SCOPE [SCOPE ...]

Specifies backends or multiple-nested suffixes for the MemberOf plug-in to work on (memberOfEntryScope)

--exclude EXCLUDE [EXCLUDE ...]

Specifies backends or multiple-nested suffixes for the MemberOf plug-in to exclude (memberOfEntryScopeExcludeSubtree)

--autoaddoc AUTOADDOC

If an entry does not have an object class that allows the memberOf attribute then the memberOf plugin will automatically add the object class listed in the memberOfAutoAddOC parameter

--config-entry CONFIG_ENTRY

The value to set as nsslapd-pluginConfigArea

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof config-entry’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin memberof config-entry
[-h] {add,set,show,delete} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin memberof config-entry’

dsconf plugin memberof config-entry add

Add the config entry

dsconf plugin memberof config-entry set

Edit the config entry

dsconf plugin memberof config-entry show

Display the config entry

dsconf plugin memberof config-entry delete

Delete the config entry

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof config-entry add’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin memberof config-entry add
[-h] [--attr ATTR] [--groupattr GROUPATTR [GROUPATTR ...]]
[--allbackends {on,off}] [--skipnested {on,off}]
[--scope SCOPE [SCOPE ...]] [--exclude EXCLUDE [EXCLUDE ...]]
[--autoaddoc AUTOADDOC]
DN

DN

The config entry full DN

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin memberof config-entry add’

--attr ATTR

Specifies the attribute in the user entry for the Directory Server to manage to reflect group membership (memberOfAttr)

--groupattr GROUPATTR [GROUPATTR ...]

Specifies the attribute in the group entry to use to identify the DNs of group members (memberOfGroupAttr)

--allbackends {on,off}

Specifies whether to search the local suffix for user entries on all available suffixes (memberOfAllBackends)

--skipnested {on,off}

Specifies whether to skip nested groups or not (memberOfSkipNested)

--scope SCOPE [SCOPE ...]

Specifies backends or multiple-nested suffixes for the MemberOf plug-in to work on (memberOfEntryScope)

--exclude EXCLUDE [EXCLUDE ...]

Specifies backends or multiple-nested suffixes for the MemberOf plug-in to exclude (memberOfEntryScopeExcludeSubtree)

--autoaddoc AUTOADDOC

If an entry does not have an object class that allows the memberOf attribute then the memberOf plugin will automatically add the object class listed in the memberOfAutoAddOC parameter

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof config-entry set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin memberof config-entry set
[-h] [--attr ATTR] [--groupattr GROUPATTR [GROUPATTR ...]]
[--allbackends {on,off}] [--skipnested {on,off}]
[--scope SCOPE [SCOPE ...]] [--exclude EXCLUDE [EXCLUDE ...]]
[--autoaddoc AUTOADDOC]
DN

DN

The config entry full DN

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin memberof config-entry set’

--attr ATTR

Specifies the attribute in the user entry for the Directory Server to manage to reflect group membership (memberOfAttr)

--groupattr GROUPATTR [GROUPATTR ...]

Specifies the attribute in the group entry to use to identify the DNs of group members (memberOfGroupAttr)

--allbackends {on,off}

Specifies whether to search the local suffix for user entries on all available suffixes (memberOfAllBackends)

--skipnested {on,off}

Specifies whether to skip nested groups or not (memberOfSkipNested)

--scope SCOPE [SCOPE ...]

Specifies backends or multiple-nested suffixes for the MemberOf plug-in to work on (memberOfEntryScope)

--exclude EXCLUDE [EXCLUDE ...]

Specifies backends or multiple-nested suffixes for the MemberOf plug-in to exclude (memberOfEntryScopeExcludeSubtree)

--autoaddoc AUTOADDOC

If an entry does not have an object class that allows the memberOf attribute then the memberOf plugin will automatically add the object class listed in the memberOfAutoAddOC parameter

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof config-entry show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin memberof config-entry show [-h] DN

DN

The config entry full DN

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof config-entry delete’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin memberof config-entry delete [-h] DN

DN

The config entry full DN

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof fixup’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin memberof fixup [-h] [-f FILTER]
[--wait]
[--timeout TIMEOUT]
DN

DN

Base DN that contains entries to fix up

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin memberof fixup’

-f FILTER , --filter FILTER

Filter for entries to fix up. If omitted, all entries with objectclass inetuser/inetadmin/nsmemberof under the specified base will have their memberOf attribute regenerated.

--wait

Wait for the task to finish, this could take a long time

--timeout TIMEOUT

Sets the task timeout. ,Default is 0 (no timeout)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin memberof fixup-status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin memberof fixup-status
[-h] [--dn DN] [--show-log] [--watch]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin memberof fixup-status’

--dn DN

The task entry’s DN

--show-log

Display the task log

--watch

Watch the task’s status and wait for it to finish

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin automember [-h]
{show,enable,disable,status,list,definition,fixup,fixup-status,abort-fixup} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin automember’

dsconf plugin automember show

Displays the plugin configuration

dsconf plugin automember enable

Enables the plugin

dsconf plugin automember disable

Disables the plugin

dsconf plugin automember status

Displays the plugin status

dsconf plugin automember list

List Automembership definitions or regex rules.

dsconf plugin automember definition

Manage Automembership definition.

dsconf plugin automember fixup

Run a rebuild membership task.

dsconf plugin automember fixup-status

Check the status of a fix-up task

dsconf plugin automember abort-fixup

Abort the rebuild membership task.

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin automember show [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember enable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin automember enable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember disable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin automember disable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin automember status [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember list’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin automember list [-h]
{definitions,regexes} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin automember list’

dsconf plugin automember list definitions

Lists Automembership definitions.

dsconf plugin automember list regexes

List Automembership regex rules.

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember list definitions’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin automember list definitions [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember list regexes’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin automember list regexes [-h] DEFNAME
DEFNAME

The definition entry CN

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember definition’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin automember definition
[-h] DEFNAME {add,set,delete,show,regex} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin automember definition’

dsconf plugin automember definition add

Creates Automembership definition.

dsconf plugin automember definition set

Edits Automembership definition.

dsconf plugin automember definition delete

Removes Automembership definition.

dsconf plugin automember definition show

Displays Automembership definition.

dsconf plugin automember definition regex

Manage Automembership regex rules.

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember definition add’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin automember definition DEFNAME add
[-h] --grouping-attr GROUPING_ATTR [--default-group DEFAULT_GROUP]
--scope SCOPE --filter FILTER

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin automember definition add’

--grouping-attr GROUPING_ATTR

Specifies the name of the member attribute in the group entry and the attribute in the object entry that supplies the member attribute value, in the format group_member_attr:entry_attr (autoMemberGroupingAttr)

--default-group DEFAULT_GROUP

Sets default or fallback group to add the entry to as a member attribute in group entry (autoMemberDefaultGroup)

--scope SCOPE

Sets the subtree DN to search for entries (autoMemberScope)

--filter FILTER

Sets a standard LDAP search filter to use to search for matching entries (autoMemberFilter)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember definition set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin automember definition DEFNAME set
[-h] --grouping-attr GROUPING_ATTR [--default-group DEFAULT_GROUP]
--scope SCOPE --filter FILTER

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin automember definition set’

--grouping-attr GROUPING_ATTR

Specifies the name of the member attribute in the group entry and the attribute in the object entry that supplies the member attribute value, in the format group_member_attr:entry_attr (autoMemberGroupingAttr)

--default-group DEFAULT_GROUP

Sets default or fallback group to add the entry to as a member attribute in group entry (autoMemberDefaultGroup)

--scope SCOPE

Sets the subtree DN to search for entries (autoMemberScope)

--filter FILTER

Sets a standard LDAP search filter to use to search for matching entries (autoMemberFilter)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember definition delete’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin automember definition DEFNAME delete
[-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember definition show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin automember definition DEFNAME show
[-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember definition regex’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin automember definition DEFNAME regex
[-h] REGEXNAME {add,set,delete,show} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin automember definition regex’

dsconf plugin automember definition regex add

Creates Automembership regex.

dsconf plugin automember definition regex set

Edits Automembership regex.

dsconf plugin automember definition regex delete

Removes Automembership regex.

dsconf plugin automember definition regex show

Displays Automembership regex.

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember definition regex add’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin automember definition DEFNAME regex REGEXNAME add
[-h] [--exclusive EXCLUSIVE [EXCLUSIVE ...]]
[--inclusive INCLUSIVE [INCLUSIVE ...]] --target-group TARGET_GROUP

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin automember definition regex add’

--exclusive EXCLUSIVE [EXCLUSIVE ...]

Sets a single regular expression to use to identify entries to exclude (autoMemberExclusiveRegex)

--inclusive INCLUSIVE [INCLUSIVE ...]

Sets a single regular expression to use to identify entries to include (autoMemberInclusiveRegex)

--target-group TARGET_GROUP

Sets which group to add the entry to as a member, if it meets the regular expression conditions (autoMemberTargetGroup)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember definition regex set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin automember definition DEFNAME regex REGEXNAME set
[-h] [--exclusive EXCLUSIVE [EXCLUSIVE ...]]
[--inclusive INCLUSIVE [INCLUSIVE ...]] --target-group TARGET_GROUP

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin automember definition regex set’

--exclusive EXCLUSIVE [EXCLUSIVE ...]

Sets a single regular expression to use to identify entries to exclude (autoMemberExclusiveRegex)

--inclusive INCLUSIVE [INCLUSIVE ...]

Sets a single regular expression to use to identify entries to include (autoMemberInclusiveRegex)

--target-group TARGET_GROUP

Sets which group to add the entry to as a member, if it meets the regular expression conditions (autoMemberTargetGroup)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember definition regex delete’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin automember definition DEFNAME regex REGEXNAME delete
[-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember definition regex show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin automember definition DEFNAME regex REGEXNAME show
[-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember fixup’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin automember fixup [-h] -f FILTER
-s {sub,base,one}
[--cleanup] [--wait]
[--timeout TIMEOUT]
DN

DN

Base DN that contains entries to fix up

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin automember fixup’

-f FILTER , --filter FILTER

Sets the LDAP filter for entries to fix up

-s {sub,base,one} , --scope {sub,base,one}

Sets the LDAP search scope for entries to fix up

--cleanup

Clean up previous group memberships before rebuilding

--wait

Wait for the task to finish, this could take a long time

--timeout TIMEOUT

Set a timeout to wait for the fixup task. Default is 0 (no timeout)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember fixup-status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin automember fixup-status
[-h] [--dn DN] [--show-log] [--watch]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin automember fixup-status’

--dn DN

The task entry’s DN

--show-log

Display the task log

--watch

Watch the task’s status and wait for it to finish

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin automember abort-fixup’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin automember abort-fixup
[-h] [--timeout TIMEOUT]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin automember abort-fixup’

--timeout TIMEOUT

Set a timeout to wait for the abort task. Default is 0 (no timeout)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] plugin referential-integrity
[-h] {show,enable,disable,status,set,config-entry} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity’

dsconf plugin referential-integrity show

Displays the plugin configuration

dsconf plugin referential-integrity enable

Enables the plugin

dsconf plugin referential-integrity disable

Disables the plugin

dsconf plugin referential-integrity status

Displays the plugin status

dsconf plugin referential-integrity set

Edit the plugin settings

dsconf plugin referential-integrity config-entry

Manage the config entry

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin referential-integrity show [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity enable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin referential-integrity enable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity disable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin referential-integrity disable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin referential-integrity status [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin referential-integrity set
[-h] [--update-delay UPDATE_DELAY]
[--membership-attr MEMBERSHIP_ATTR [MEMBERSHIP_ATTR ...]]
[--entry-scope ENTRY_SCOPE] [--exclude-entry-scope EXCLUDE_ENTRY_SCOPE]
[--container-scope CONTAINER_SCOPE] [--log-file LOG_FILE]
[--config-entry CONFIG_ENTRY]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity set’

--update-delay UPDATE_DELAY

Sets the update interval. Special values: 0 - The check is performed immediately, -1 - No check is performed (referint-update-delay)

--membership-attr MEMBERSHIP_ATTR [MEMBERSHIP_ATTR ...]

Specifies attributes to check for and update (referint-membership-attr)

--entry-scope ENTRY_SCOPE

Defines the subtree in which the plug-in looks for the delete or rename operations of a user entry (nsslapd-pluginEntryScope)

--exclude-entry-scope EXCLUDE_ENTRY_SCOPE

Defines the subtree in which the plug-in ignores any operations for deleting or renaming a user (nsslapd-pluginExcludeEntryScope)

--container-scope CONTAINER_SCOPE

Specifies which branch the plug-in searches for the groups to which the user belongs. It only updates groups that are under the specified container branch, and leaves all other groups not updated (nsslapd-pluginContainerScope)

--log-file LOG_FILE

Specifies a path to the Referential integrity logfile.For example: /var/log/dirsrv/slapd-YOUR_INSTANCE/referint

--config-entry CONFIG_ENTRY

The value to set as nsslapd-pluginConfigArea

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity config-entry’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin referential-integrity config-entry
[-h] {add,set,show,delete} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity config-entry’

dsconf plugin referential-integrity config-entry add

Add the config entry

dsconf plugin referential-integrity config-entry set

Edit the config entry

dsconf plugin referential-integrity config-entry show

Display the config entry

dsconf plugin referential-integrity config-entry delete

Delete the config entry

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity config-entry add’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin referential-integrity config-entry add
[-h] [--update-delay UPDATE_DELAY]
[--membership-attr MEMBERSHIP_ATTR [MEMBERSHIP_ATTR ...]]
[--entry-scope ENTRY_SCOPE] [--exclude-entry-scope EXCLUDE_ENTRY_SCOPE]
[--container-scope CONTAINER_SCOPE] [--log-file LOG_FILE]
DN

DN

The config entry full DN

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity config-entry add’

--update-delay UPDATE_DELAY

Sets the update interval. Special values: 0 - The check is performed immediately, -1 - No check is performed (referint-update-delay)

--membership-attr MEMBERSHIP_ATTR [MEMBERSHIP_ATTR ...]

Specifies attributes to check for and update (referint-membership-attr)

--entry-scope ENTRY_SCOPE

Defines the subtree in which the plug-in looks for the delete or rename operations of a user entry (nsslapd-pluginEntryScope)

--exclude-entry-scope EXCLUDE_ENTRY_SCOPE

Defines the subtree in which the plug-in ignores any operations for deleting or renaming a user (nsslapd-pluginExcludeEntryScope)

--container-scope CONTAINER_SCOPE

Specifies which branch the plug-in searches for the groups to which the user belongs. It only updates groups that are under the specified container branch, and leaves all other groups not updated (nsslapd-pluginContainerScope)

--log-file LOG_FILE

Specifies a path to the Referential integrity logfile.For example: /var/log/dirsrv/slapd-YOUR_INSTANCE/referint

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity config-entry set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin referential-integrity config-entry set
[-h] [--update-delay UPDATE_DELAY]
[--membership-attr MEMBERSHIP_ATTR [MEMBERSHIP_ATTR ...]]
[--entry-scope ENTRY_SCOPE] [--exclude-entry-scope EXCLUDE_ENTRY_SCOPE]
[--container-scope CONTAINER_SCOPE] [--log-file LOG_FILE]
DN

DN

The config entry full DN

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity config-entry set’

--update-delay UPDATE_DELAY

Sets the update interval. Special values: 0 - The check is performed immediately, -1 - No check is performed (referint-update-delay)

--membership-attr MEMBERSHIP_ATTR [MEMBERSHIP_ATTR ...]

Specifies attributes to check for and update (referint-membership-attr)

--entry-scope ENTRY_SCOPE

Defines the subtree in which the plug-in looks for the delete or rename operations of a user entry (nsslapd-pluginEntryScope)

--exclude-entry-scope EXCLUDE_ENTRY_SCOPE

Defines the subtree in which the plug-in ignores any operations for deleting or renaming a user (nsslapd-pluginExcludeEntryScope)

--container-scope CONTAINER_SCOPE

Specifies which branch the plug-in searches for the groups to which the user belongs. It only updates groups that are under the specified container branch, and leaves all other groups not updated (nsslapd-pluginContainerScope)

--log-file LOG_FILE

Specifies a path to the Referential integrity logfile.For example: /var/log/dirsrv/slapd-YOUR_INSTANCE/referint

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity config-entry show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin referential-integrity config-entry show
[-h] DN

DN

The config entry full DN

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin referential-integrity config-entry delete’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin referential-integrity config-entry delete
[-h] DN

DN

The config entry full DN

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin root-dn’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin root-dn [-h]
{show,enable,disable,status,set} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin root-dn’

dsconf plugin root-dn show

Displays the plugin configuration

dsconf plugin root-dn enable

Enables the plugin

dsconf plugin root-dn disable

Disables the plugin

dsconf plugin root-dn status

Displays the plugin status

dsconf plugin root-dn set

Edit the plugin settings

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin root-dn show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin root-dn show [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin root-dn enable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin root-dn enable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin root-dn disable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin root-dn disable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin root-dn status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin root-dn status [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin root-dn set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin root-dn set [-h]
[--allow-host ALLOW_HOST [ALLOW_HOST ...]]
[--deny-host DENY_HOST [DENY_HOST ...]]
[--allow-ip ALLOW_IP [ALLOW_IP ...]]
[--deny-ip DENY_IP [DENY_IP ...]]
[--open-time OPEN_TIME]
[--close-time CLOSE_TIME]
[--days-allowed DAYS_ALLOWED]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin root-dn set’

--allow-host ALLOW_HOST [ALLOW_HOST ...]

Sets what hosts, by fully-qualified domain name, the root user is allowed to use to access Directory Server. Any hosts not listed are implicitly denied (rootdn-allow-host)

--deny-host DENY_HOST [DENY_HOST ...]

Sets what hosts, by fully-qualified domain name, the root user is not allowed to use to access Directory Server. Any hosts not listed are implicitly allowed (rootdn-deny-host). If a host address is listed in both the rootdn-allow-host and rootdn-deny-host attributes, it is denied access.

--allow-ip ALLOW_IP [ALLOW_IP ...]

Sets what IP addresses, either IPv4 or IPv6, for machines the root user is allowed to use to access Directory Server. Any IP addresses not listed are implicitly denied (rootdn-allow-ip)

--deny-ip DENY_IP [DENY_IP ...]

Sets what IP addresses, either IPv4 or IPv6, for machines the root user is not allowed to use to access Directory Server. Any IP addresses not listed are implicitly allowed (rootdn-deny-ip). If an IP address is listed in both the rootdn-allow-ip and rootdn-deny-ip attributes, it is denied access.

--open-time OPEN_TIME

Sets part of a time period or range when the root user is allowed to access Directory Server. This sets when the time-based access begins (rootdn-open- time)

--close-time CLOSE_TIME

Sets part of a time period or range when the root user is allowed to access Directory Server. This sets when the time-based access ends (rootdn-close- time)

--days-allowed DAYS_ALLOWED

Sets a comma-separated list of what days the root user is allowed to use to access Directory Server. Any days listed are implicitly denied (rootdn-days- allowed)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin usn’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin usn [-h]
{show,enable,disable,status,global,cleanup} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin usn’

dsconf plugin usn show

Displays the plugin configuration

dsconf plugin usn enable

Enables the plugin

dsconf plugin usn disable

Disables the plugin

dsconf plugin usn status

Displays the plugin status

dsconf plugin usn global

Get or manage global USN mode (nsslapd-entryusn-global)

dsconf plugin usn cleanup

Runs the USN tombstone cleanup task

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin usn show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin usn show [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin usn enable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin usn enable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin usn disable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin usn disable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin usn status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin usn status [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin usn global’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin usn global [-h] {on,off} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin usn global’

dsconf plugin usn global on

Enables USN global mode

dsconf plugin usn global off

Disables USN global mode

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin usn global on’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin usn global on [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin usn global off’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin usn global off [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin usn cleanup’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin usn cleanup [-h] (-s SUFFIX |
-n BACKEND) [-m MAX_USN]
[--timeout TIMEOUT]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin usn cleanup’

-s SUFFIX , --suffix SUFFIX

Sets the suffix or subtree in Directory Server to run the cleanup operation against. If the suffix is not specified, then the back end must be specified (suffix).

-n BACKEND , --backend BACKEND

Sets the Directory Server instance back end, or database, to run the cleanup operation against. If the back end is not specified, then the suffix must be specified. Backend instance in which USN tombstone entries (backend)

-m MAX_USN , --max-usn MAX_USN

Sets the highest USN value to delete when removing tombstone entries (max_usn_to_delete)

--timeout TIMEOUT

Sets the cleanup task timeout. Default is 120 seconds,

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin account-policy’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin account-policy [-h]
{show,enable,disable,status,set,config-entry} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin account-policy’

dsconf plugin account-policy show

Displays the plugin configuration

dsconf plugin account-policy enable

Enables the plugin

dsconf plugin account-policy disable

Disables the plugin

dsconf plugin account-policy status

Displays the plugin status

dsconf plugin account-policy set

Edit the plugin settings

dsconf plugin account-policy config-entry

Manage the config entry

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin account-policy show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin account-policy show [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin account-policy enable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin account-policy enable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin account-policy disable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin account-policy disable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin account-policy status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin account-policy status [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin account-policy set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin account-policy set [-h]
[--config-entry CONFIG_ENTRY]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin account-policy set’

--config-entry CONFIG_ENTRY

Sets the nsslapd-pluginarg0 attribute

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin account-policy config-entry’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin account-policy config-entry
[-h] {add,set,show,delete} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin account-policy config-entry’

dsconf plugin account-policy config-entry add

Add the config entry

dsconf plugin account-policy config-entry set

Edit the config entry

dsconf plugin account-policy config-entry show

Display the config entry

dsconf plugin account-policy config-entry delete

Delete the config entry

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin account-policy config-entry add’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin account-policy config-entry add
[-h] [--always-record-login {yes,no}] [--alt-state-attr ALT_STATE_ATTR]
[--always-record-login-attr ALWAYS_RECORD_LOGIN_ATTR]
[--limit-attr LIMIT_ATTR] [--spec-attr SPEC_ATTR]
[--state-attr STATE_ATTR] [--login-history-size LOGIN_HISTORY_SIZE]
[--check-all-state-attrs {yes,no}]
DN

DN

The full DN of the config entry

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin account-policy config-entry add’

--always-record-login {yes,no}

Sets that every entry records its last login time (alwaysRecordLogin)

--alt-state-attr ALT_STATE_ATTR

Provides a backup attribute for the server to reference to evaluate the expiration time (altStateAttrName)

--always-record-login-attr ALWAYS_RECORD_LOGIN_ATTR

Specifies the attribute to store the time of the last successful login in this attribute in the users directory entry (alwaysRecordLoginAttr)

--limit-attr LIMIT_ATTR

Specifies the attribute within the policy to use for the account inactivation limit (limitAttrName)

--spec-attr SPEC_ATTR

Specifies the attribute to identify which entries are account policy configuration entries (specAttrName)

--state-attr STATE_ATTR

Specifies the primary time attribute used to evaluate an account policy (stateAttrName)

--login-history-size LOGIN_HISTORY_SIZE

Specifies the number of login timestamps to store (lastLoginHistSize) )

--check-all-state-attrs {yes,no}

Check both state and alternate state attributes for account state

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin account-policy config-entry set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin account-policy config-entry set
[-h] [--always-record-login {yes,no}] [--alt-state-attr ALT_STATE_ATTR]
[--always-record-login-attr ALWAYS_RECORD_LOGIN_ATTR]
[--limit-attr LIMIT_ATTR] [--spec-attr SPEC_ATTR]
[--state-attr STATE_ATTR] [--login-history-size LOGIN_HISTORY_SIZE]
[--check-all-state-attrs {yes,no}]
DN

DN

The full DN of the config entry

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin account-policy config-entry set’

--always-record-login {yes,no}

Sets that every entry records its last login time (alwaysRecordLogin)

--alt-state-attr ALT_STATE_ATTR

Provides a backup attribute for the server to reference to evaluate the expiration time (altStateAttrName)

--always-record-login-attr ALWAYS_RECORD_LOGIN_ATTR

Specifies the attribute to store the time of the last successful login in this attribute in the users directory entry (alwaysRecordLoginAttr)

--limit-attr LIMIT_ATTR

Specifies the attribute within the policy to use for the account inactivation limit (limitAttrName)

--spec-attr SPEC_ATTR

Specifies the attribute to identify which entries are account policy configuration entries (specAttrName)

--state-attr STATE_ATTR

Specifies the primary time attribute used to evaluate an account policy (stateAttrName)

--login-history-size LOGIN_HISTORY_SIZE

Specifies the number of login timestamps to store (lastLoginHistSize) )

--check-all-state-attrs {yes,no}

Check both state and alternate state attributes for account state

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin account-policy config-entry show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin account-policy config-entry show
[-h] DN

DN

The full DN of the config entry

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin account-policy config-entry delete’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin account-policy config-entry delete
[-h] DN

DN

The full DN of the config entry

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin attr-uniq [-h]
{list,add,set,show,delete,enable,disable,status} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq’

dsconf plugin attr-uniq list

Lists available plugin configs

dsconf plugin attr-uniq add

Add the config entry

dsconf plugin attr-uniq set

Edit the config entry

dsconf plugin attr-uniq show

Display the config entry

dsconf plugin attr-uniq delete

Delete the config entry

dsconf plugin attr-uniq enable

enable plugin

dsconf plugin attr-uniq disable

disable plugin

dsconf plugin attr-uniq status

display plugin status

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq list’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin attr-uniq list [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq add’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin attr-uniq add [-h]
[--enabled {on,off}]
[--attr-name ATTR_NAME [ATTR_NAME ...]]
[--subtree SUBTREE [SUBTREE ...]]
[--across-all-subtrees {on,off}]
[--top-entry-oc TOP_ENTRY_OC]
[--subtree-entries-oc SUBTREE_ENTRIES_OC]
NAME

NAME

The name of the plug-in configuration record. (cn) You can use any string, but "attribute_name Attribute Uniqueness" is recommended.

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq add’

--enabled {on,off}

Identifies whether or not the config is enabled.

--attr-name ATTR_NAME [ATTR_NAME ...]

Sets the name of the attribute whose values must be unique. This attribute is multi-valued. (uniqueness-attribute-name)

--subtree SUBTREE [SUBTREE ...]

Sets the DN under which the plug-in checks for uniqueness of the attributes value. This attribute is multi-valued (uniqueness-subtrees)

--across-all-subtrees {on,off}

If enabled (on), the plug-in checks that the attribute is unique across all subtrees set. If you set the attribute to off, uniqueness is only enforced within the subtree of the updated entry (uniqueness-across-all-subtrees)

--top-entry-oc TOP_ENTRY_OC

Verifies that the value of the attribute set in uniqueness-attribute-name is unique in this subtree (uniqueness-top-entry-oc)

--subtree-entries-oc SUBTREE_ENTRIES_OC

Verifies if an attribute is unique, if the entry contains the object class set in this parameter (uniqueness-subtree-entries-oc)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin attr-uniq set [-h]
[--enabled {on,off}]
[--attr-name ATTR_NAME [ATTR_NAME ...]]
[--subtree SUBTREE [SUBTREE ...]]
[--across-all-subtrees {on,off}]
[--top-entry-oc TOP_ENTRY_OC]
[--subtree-entries-oc SUBTREE_ENTRIES_OC]
NAME

NAME

The name of the plug-in configuration record. (cn) You can use any string, but "attribute_name Attribute Uniqueness" is recommended.

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq set’

--enabled {on,off}

Identifies whether or not the config is enabled.

--attr-name ATTR_NAME [ATTR_NAME ...]

Sets the name of the attribute whose values must be unique. This attribute is multi-valued. (uniqueness-attribute-name)

--subtree SUBTREE [SUBTREE ...]

Sets the DN under which the plug-in checks for uniqueness of the attributes value. This attribute is multi-valued (uniqueness-subtrees)

--across-all-subtrees {on,off}

If enabled (on), the plug-in checks that the attribute is unique across all subtrees set. If you set the attribute to off, uniqueness is only enforced within the subtree of the updated entry (uniqueness-across-all-subtrees)

--top-entry-oc TOP_ENTRY_OC

Verifies that the value of the attribute set in uniqueness-attribute-name is unique in this subtree (uniqueness-top-entry-oc)

--subtree-entries-oc SUBTREE_ENTRIES_OC

Verifies if an attribute is unique, if the entry contains the object class set in this parameter (uniqueness-subtree-entries-oc)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin attr-uniq show [-h] NAME

NAME

The name of the plug-in configuration record

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq delete’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin attr-uniq delete [-h] NAME

NAME

The name of the plug-in configuration record

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq enable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin attr-uniq enable [-h] NAME

NAME

The name of the plug-in configuration record

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq disable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin attr-uniq disable [-h] NAME

NAME

The name of the plug-in configuration record

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin attr-uniq status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin attr-uniq status [-h] NAME

NAME

The name of the plug-in configuration record

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin dna [-h]
{show,enable,disable,status,list,config} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin dna’

dsconf plugin dna show

Displays the plugin configuration

dsconf plugin dna enable

Enables the plugin

dsconf plugin dna disable

Disables the plugin

dsconf plugin dna status

Displays the plugin status

dsconf plugin dna list

List available plugin configs

dsconf plugin dna config

Manage plugin configs

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin dna show [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna enable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin dna enable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna disable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin dna disable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin dna status [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna list’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin dna list [-h]
{configs,shared-configs} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin dna list’

dsconf plugin dna list configs

List main DNA plugin config entries

dsconf plugin dna list shared-configs

List DNA plugin shared config entries

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna list configs’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin dna list configs [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna list shared-configs’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin dna list shared-configs [-h] BASEDN

BASEDN

The search DN

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna config’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin dna config [-h]
NAME
{add,set,show,delete,shared-config-entry} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin dna config’

dsconf plugin dna config add

Add the config entry

dsconf plugin dna config set

Edit the config entry

dsconf plugin dna config show

Display the config entry

dsconf plugin dna config delete

Delete the config entry

dsconf plugin dna config shared-config-entry

Manage the shared config entry

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna config add’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin dna config NAME add
[-h] [--type TYPE [TYPE ...]] [--prefix PREFIX]
[--next-value NEXT_VALUE] [--max-value MAX_VALUE] [--interval INTERVAL]
[--magic-regen MAGIC_REGEN] [--filter FILTER] [--scope SCOPE]
[--remote-bind-dn REMOTE_BIND_DN] [--remote-bind-cred REMOTE_BIND_CRED]
[--shared-config-entry SHARED_CONFIG_ENTRY] [--threshold THRESHOLD]
[--next-range NEXT_RANGE]
[--range-request-timeout RANGE_REQUEST_TIMEOUT]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin dna config add’

--type TYPE [TYPE ...]

Sets which attributes have unique numbers being generated for them (dnaType)

--prefix PREFIX

Defines a prefix that can be prepended to the generated number values for the attribute (dnaPrefix)

--next-value NEXT_VALUE

Sets the next available number which can be assigned (dnaNextValue)

--max-value MAX_VALUE

Sets the maximum value that can be assigned for the range (dnaMaxValue)

--interval INTERVAL

Sets an interval to use to increment through numbers in a range (dnaInterval)

--magic-regen MAGIC_REGEN

Sets a user-defined value that instructs the plug-in to assign a new value for the entry (dnaMagicRegen)

--filter FILTER

Sets an LDAP filter to use to search for and identify the entries to which to apply the distributed numeric assignment range (dnaFilter)

--scope SCOPE

Sets the base DN to search for entries to which to apply the distributed numeric assignment (dnaScope)

--remote-bind-dn REMOTE_BIND_DN

Specifies the Replication Manager DN (dnaRemoteBindDN)

--remote-bind-cred REMOTE_BIND_CRED

Specifies the Replication Manager’s password (dnaRemoteBindCred)

--shared-config-entry SHARED_CONFIG_ENTRY

Defines a shared identity that the servers can use to transfer ranges to one another (dnaSharedCfgDN)

--threshold THRESHOLD

Sets a threshold of remaining available numbers in the range. When the server hits the threshold, it sends a request for a new range (dnaThreshold)

--next-range NEXT_RANGE

Defines the next range to use when the current range is exhausted (dnaNextRange)

--range-request-timeout RANGE_REQUEST_TIMEOUT

Sets a timeout period, in seconds, for range requests so that the server does not stall waiting on a new range from one server and can request a range from a new server (dnaRangeRequestTimeout)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna config set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin dna config NAME set
[-h] [--type TYPE [TYPE ...]] [--prefix PREFIX]
[--next-value NEXT_VALUE] [--max-value MAX_VALUE] [--interval INTERVAL]
[--magic-regen MAGIC_REGEN] [--filter FILTER] [--scope SCOPE]
[--remote-bind-dn REMOTE_BIND_DN] [--remote-bind-cred REMOTE_BIND_CRED]
[--shared-config-entry SHARED_CONFIG_ENTRY] [--threshold THRESHOLD]
[--next-range NEXT_RANGE]
[--range-request-timeout RANGE_REQUEST_TIMEOUT]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin dna config set’

--type TYPE [TYPE ...]

Sets which attributes have unique numbers being generated for them (dnaType)

--prefix PREFIX

Defines a prefix that can be prepended to the generated number values for the attribute (dnaPrefix)

--next-value NEXT_VALUE

Sets the next available number which can be assigned (dnaNextValue)

--max-value MAX_VALUE

Sets the maximum value that can be assigned for the range (dnaMaxValue)

--interval INTERVAL

Sets an interval to use to increment through numbers in a range (dnaInterval)

--magic-regen MAGIC_REGEN

Sets a user-defined value that instructs the plug-in to assign a new value for the entry (dnaMagicRegen)

--filter FILTER

Sets an LDAP filter to use to search for and identify the entries to which to apply the distributed numeric assignment range (dnaFilter)

--scope SCOPE

Sets the base DN to search for entries to which to apply the distributed numeric assignment (dnaScope)

--remote-bind-dn REMOTE_BIND_DN

Specifies the Replication Manager DN (dnaRemoteBindDN)

--remote-bind-cred REMOTE_BIND_CRED

Specifies the Replication Manager’s password (dnaRemoteBindCred)

--shared-config-entry SHARED_CONFIG_ENTRY

Defines a shared identity that the servers can use to transfer ranges to one another (dnaSharedCfgDN)

--threshold THRESHOLD

Sets a threshold of remaining available numbers in the range. When the server hits the threshold, it sends a request for a new range (dnaThreshold)

--next-range NEXT_RANGE

Defines the next range to use when the current range is exhausted (dnaNextRange)

--range-request-timeout RANGE_REQUEST_TIMEOUT

Sets a timeout period, in seconds, for range requests so that the server does not stall waiting on a new range from one server and can request a range from a new server (dnaRangeRequestTimeout)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna config show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin dna config NAME show [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna config delete’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin dna config NAME delete [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna config shared-config-entry’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin dna config NAME shared-config-entry
[-h] SHARED_CFG {set,show,delete} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin dna config shared-config-entry’

dsconf plugin dna config shared-config-entry set

Edit the shared config entry

dsconf plugin dna config shared-config-entry show

Display the shared config entry

dsconf plugin dna config shared-config-entry delete

Delete the shared config entry

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna config shared-config-entry set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin dna config NAME shared-config-entry SHARED_CFG set
[-h] [--remote-bind-method REMOTE_BIND_METHOD]
[--remote-conn-protocol REMOTE_CONN_PROTOCOL]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin dna config shared-config-entry set’

--remote-bind-method REMOTE_BIND_METHOD

Specifies the remote bind method "SIMPLE", "SSL" (for SSL client auth), "SASL/GSSAPI", or "SASL/DIGEST-MD5" (dnaRemoteBindMethod)

--remote-conn-protocol REMOTE_CONN_PROTOCOL

Specifies the remote connection protocol "LDAP", or "TLS" (dnaRemoteConnProtocol)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna config shared-config-entry show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin dna config NAME shared-config-entry SHARED_CFG show
[-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin dna config shared-config-entry delete’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin dna config NAME shared-config-entry SHARED_CFG delete
[-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] plugin ldap-pass-through-auth
[-h] {show,enable,disable,status,list,add,modify,delete} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth’

dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth show

Displays the plugin configuration

dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth enable

Enables the plugin

dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth disable

Disables the plugin

dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth status

Displays the plugin status

dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth list

Lists LDAP URLs

dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth add

Add an LDAP url to the config entry

dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth modify

Edit the LDAP pass through config entry

dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth delete

Delete a URL from the config entry

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin ldap-pass-through-auth show [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth enable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin ldap-pass-through-auth enable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth disable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin ldap-pass-through-auth disable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin ldap-pass-through-auth status [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth list’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin ldap-pass-through-auth list [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth add’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin ldap-pass-through-auth add [-h] URL

URL

The full LDAP URL in format "ldap|ldaps://authDS/subtree maxconns,maxops,timeout,ldver,connlifetime,startTLS". If one optional parameter is specified the rest should be specified too

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth modify’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin ldap-pass-through-auth modify
[-h] OLD_URL NEW_URL
OLD_URL

The full LDAP URL you get from the "list" command

NEW_URL

Sets the full LDAP URL in format "ldap|ldaps://authDS/subtree maxconns,maxops,timeout,ldver,connlifetime,startTLS". If one optional parameter is specified the rest should be specified too.

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin ldap-pass-through-auth delete’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin ldap-pass-through-auth delete [-h] URL

URL

The full LDAP URL you get from the "list" command

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin linked-attr [-h]
{show,enable,disable,status,fixup,fixup-status,list,config} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin linked-attr’

dsconf plugin linked-attr show

Displays the plugin configuration

dsconf plugin linked-attr enable

Enables the plugin

dsconf plugin linked-attr disable

Disables the plugin

dsconf plugin linked-attr status

Displays the plugin status

dsconf plugin linked-attr fixup

Run the fix-up task for linked attributes plugin

dsconf plugin linked-attr fixup-status

Check the status of a fix-up task

dsconf plugin linked-attr list

List available plugin configs

dsconf plugin linked-attr config

Manage plugin configs

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin linked-attr show [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr enable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin linked-attr enable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr disable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin linked-attr disable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin linked-attr status [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr fixup’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin linked-attr fixup [-h] [-l LINKDN]
[--wait]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin linked-attr fixup’

-l LINKDN , --linkdn LINKDN

Sets the base DN that contains entries to fix up

--wait

Wait for the task to finish, this could take a long time

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr fixup-status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin linked-attr fixup-status
[-h] [--dn DN] [--show-log] [--watch]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin linked-attr fixup-status’

--dn DN

The task entry’s DN

--show-log

Display the task log

--watch

Watch the task’s status and wait for it to finish

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr list’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin linked-attr list [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr config’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin linked-attr config [-h]
NAME
{add,set,show,delete} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin linked-attr config’

dsconf plugin linked-attr config add

Add the config entry

dsconf plugin linked-attr config set

Edit the config entry

dsconf plugin linked-attr config show

Display the config entry

dsconf plugin linked-attr config delete

Delete the config entry

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr config add’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin linked-attr config NAME add
[-h] [--link-type LINK_TYPE] [--managed-type MANAGED_TYPE]
[--link-scope LINK_SCOPE]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin linked-attr config add’

--link-type LINK_TYPE

Sets the attribute that is managed manually by administrators (linkType)

--managed-type MANAGED_TYPE

Sets the attribute that is created dynamically by the plugin (managedType)

--link-scope LINK_SCOPE

Sets the scope that restricts the plugin to a specific part of the directory tree (linkScope)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr config set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin linked-attr config NAME set
[-h] [--link-type LINK_TYPE] [--managed-type MANAGED_TYPE]
[--link-scope LINK_SCOPE]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin linked-attr config set’

--link-type LINK_TYPE

Sets the attribute that is managed manually by administrators (linkType)

--managed-type MANAGED_TYPE

Sets the attribute that is created dynamically by the plugin (managedType)

--link-scope LINK_SCOPE

Sets the scope that restricts the plugin to a specific part of the directory tree (linkScope)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr config show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin linked-attr config NAME show [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin linked-attr config delete’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin linked-attr config NAME delete [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin managed-entries [-h]
{show,enable,disable,status,set,list,config,template} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin managed-entries’

dsconf plugin managed-entries show

Displays the plugin configuration

dsconf plugin managed-entries enable

Enables the plugin

dsconf plugin managed-entries disable

Disables the plugin

dsconf plugin managed-entries status

Displays the plugin status

dsconf plugin managed-entries set

Edit the plugin settings

dsconf plugin managed-entries list

List Managed Entries Plugin configs and templates

dsconf plugin managed-entries config

Handle Managed Entries Plugin configs

dsconf plugin managed-entries template

Handle Managed Entries Plugin templates

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin managed-entries show [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries enable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin managed-entries enable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries disable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin managed-entries disable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin managed-entries status [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin managed-entries set
[-h] [--config-area CONFIG_AREA]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin managed-entries set’

--config-area CONFIG_AREA

Sets the value of the nsslapd-pluginConfigArea attribute

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries list’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin managed-entries list
[-h] {configs,templates} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin managed-entries list’

dsconf plugin managed-entries list configs

List Managed Entries Plugin configs (list config-area if specified in the main plugin entry)

dsconf plugin managed-entries list templates

List Managed Entries Plugin templates in the directory

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries list configs’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] plugin managed-entries list configs [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries list templates’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] plugin managed-entries list templates
[-h] [BASEDN]

BASEDN

The base DN where to search the templates

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries config’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin managed-entries config
[-h] NAME {add,set,show,delete} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin managed-entries config’

dsconf plugin managed-entries config add

Add the config entry

dsconf plugin managed-entries config set

Edit the config entry

dsconf plugin managed-entries config show

Display the config entry

dsconf plugin managed-entries config delete

Delete the config entry

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries config add’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin managed-entries config NAME add
[-h] [--scope SCOPE] [--filter FILTER] [--managed-base MANAGED_BASE]
[--managed-template MANAGED_TEMPLATE]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin managed-entries config add’

--scope SCOPE

Sets the scope of the search to use to see which entries the plug-in monitors (originScope)

--filter FILTER

Sets the search filter to use to search for and identify the entries within the subtree which require a managed entry (originFilter)

--managed-base MANAGED_BASE

Sets the subtree under which to create the managed entries (managedBase)

--managed-template MANAGED_TEMPLATE

Identifies the template entry to use to create the managed entry (managedTemplate)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries config set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin managed-entries config NAME set
[-h] [--scope SCOPE] [--filter FILTER] [--managed-base MANAGED_BASE]
[--managed-template MANAGED_TEMPLATE]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin managed-entries config set’

--scope SCOPE

Sets the scope of the search to use to see which entries the plug-in monitors (originScope)

--filter FILTER

Sets the search filter to use to search for and identify the entries within the subtree which require a managed entry (originFilter)

--managed-base MANAGED_BASE

Sets the subtree under which to create the managed entries (managedBase)

--managed-template MANAGED_TEMPLATE

Identifies the template entry to use to create the managed entry (managedTemplate)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries config show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin managed-entries config NAME show [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries config delete’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin managed-entries config NAME delete
[-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries template’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin managed-entries template
[-h] DN {add,set,show,delete} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin managed-entries template’

dsconf plugin managed-entries template add

Add the template entry

dsconf plugin managed-entries template set

Edit the template entry

dsconf plugin managed-entries template show

Display the template entry

dsconf plugin managed-entries template delete

Delete the template entry

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries template add’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin managed-entries template DN add
[-h] [--rdn-attr RDN_ATTR]
[--static-attr STATIC_ATTR [STATIC_ATTR ...]]
[--mapped-attr MAPPED_ATTR [MAPPED_ATTR ...]]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin managed-entries template add’

--rdn-attr RDN_ATTR

Sets which attribute to use as the naming attribute in the automatically- generated entry (mepRDNAttr)

--static-attr STATIC_ATTR [STATIC_ATTR ...]

Sets an attribute with a defined value that must be added to the automatically-generated entry (mepStaticAttr)

--mapped-attr MAPPED_ATTR [MAPPED_ATTR ...]

Sets attributes in the Managed Entries template entry which must exist in the generated entry (mepMappedAttr)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries template set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin managed-entries template DN set
[-h] [--rdn-attr RDN_ATTR]
[--static-attr STATIC_ATTR [STATIC_ATTR ...]]
[--mapped-attr MAPPED_ATTR [MAPPED_ATTR ...]]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin managed-entries template set’

--rdn-attr RDN_ATTR

Sets which attribute to use as the naming attribute in the automatically- generated entry (mepRDNAttr)

--static-attr STATIC_ATTR [STATIC_ATTR ...]

Sets an attribute with a defined value that must be added to the automatically-generated entry (mepStaticAttr)

--mapped-attr MAPPED_ATTR [MAPPED_ATTR ...]

Sets attributes in the Managed Entries template entry which must exist in the generated entry (mepMappedAttr)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries template show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin managed-entries template DN show [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin managed-entries template delete’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin managed-entries template DN delete
[-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] plugin pam-pass-through-auth
[-h] {show,enable,disable,status,list,config} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth’

dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth show

Displays the plugin configuration

dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth enable

Enables the plugin

dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth disable

Disables the plugin

dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth status

Displays the plugin status

dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth list

Lists PAM configurations

dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth config

Manage PAM PTA configurations.

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin pam-pass-through-auth show [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth enable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin pam-pass-through-auth enable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth disable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin pam-pass-through-auth disable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin pam-pass-through-auth status [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth list’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin pam-pass-through-auth list [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth config’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin pam-pass-through-auth config
[-h] NAME {add,set,show,delete} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth config’

dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth config add

Add the config entry

dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth config set

Edit the config entry

dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth config show

Display the config entry

dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth config delete

Delete the config entry

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth config add’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin pam-pass-through-auth config NAME add
[-h] [--exclude-suffix EXCLUDE_SUFFIX [EXCLUDE_SUFFIX ...]]
[--include-suffix INCLUDE_SUFFIX [INCLUDE_SUFFIX ...]]
[--missing-suffix {ERROR,ALLOW,IGNORE,delete,}] [--filter FILTER]
[--id-attr ID_ATTR] [--id_map_method ID_MAP_METHOD]
[--fallback {TRUE,FALSE}] [--secure {TRUE,FALSE}] [--service SERVICE]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth config add’

--exclude-suffix EXCLUDE_SUFFIX [EXCLUDE_SUFFIX ...]

Specifies a suffix to exclude from PAM authentication (pamExcludeSuffix)

--include-suffix INCLUDE_SUFFIX [INCLUDE_SUFFIX ...]

Sets a suffix to include for PAM authentication (pamIncludeSuffix)

--missing-suffix {ERROR,ALLOW,IGNORE,delete,}

Identifies how to handle missing include or exclude suffixes (pamMissingSuffix)

--filter FILTER

Sets an LDAP filter to use to identify specific entries within the included suffixes for which to use PAM pass-through authentication (pamFilter)

--id-attr ID_ATTR

Contains the attribute name which is used to hold the PAM user ID (pamIDAttr)

--id_map_method ID_MAP_METHOD

Sets the method to use to map the LDAP bind DN to a PAM identity (pamIDMapMethod)

--fallback {TRUE,FALSE}

Sets whether to fallback to regular LDAP authentication if PAM authentication fails (pamFallback)

--secure {TRUE,FALSE}

Requires secure TLS connection for PAM authentication (pamSecure)

--service SERVICE

Contains the service name to pass to PAM (pamService)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth config set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin pam-pass-through-auth config NAME set
[-h] [--exclude-suffix EXCLUDE_SUFFIX [EXCLUDE_SUFFIX ...]]
[--include-suffix INCLUDE_SUFFIX [INCLUDE_SUFFIX ...]]
[--missing-suffix {ERROR,ALLOW,IGNORE,delete,}] [--filter FILTER]
[--id-attr ID_ATTR] [--id_map_method ID_MAP_METHOD]
[--fallback {TRUE,FALSE}] [--secure {TRUE,FALSE}] [--service SERVICE]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth config set’

--exclude-suffix EXCLUDE_SUFFIX [EXCLUDE_SUFFIX ...]

Specifies a suffix to exclude from PAM authentication (pamExcludeSuffix)

--include-suffix INCLUDE_SUFFIX [INCLUDE_SUFFIX ...]

Sets a suffix to include for PAM authentication (pamIncludeSuffix)

--missing-suffix {ERROR,ALLOW,IGNORE,delete,}

Identifies how to handle missing include or exclude suffixes (pamMissingSuffix)

--filter FILTER

Sets an LDAP filter to use to identify specific entries within the included suffixes for which to use PAM pass-through authentication (pamFilter)

--id-attr ID_ATTR

Contains the attribute name which is used to hold the PAM user ID (pamIDAttr)

--id_map_method ID_MAP_METHOD

Sets the method to use to map the LDAP bind DN to a PAM identity (pamIDMapMethod)

--fallback {TRUE,FALSE}

Sets whether to fallback to regular LDAP authentication if PAM authentication fails (pamFallback)

--secure {TRUE,FALSE}

Requires secure TLS connection for PAM authentication (pamSecure)

--service SERVICE

Contains the service name to pass to PAM (pamService)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth config show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin pam-pass-through-auth config NAME show
[-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pam-pass-through-auth config delete’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin pam-pass-through-auth config NAME delete
[-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin retro-changelog [-h]
{show,enable,disable,status,set,add,del} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog’

dsconf plugin retro-changelog show

Displays the plugin configuration

dsconf plugin retro-changelog enable

Enables the plugin

dsconf plugin retro-changelog disable

Disables the plugin

dsconf plugin retro-changelog status

Displays the plugin status

dsconf plugin retro-changelog set

Edit the plugin

dsconf plugin retro-changelog add

Add attributes to the plugin

dsconf plugin retro-changelog del

Delete an attribute from plugin scope

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin retro-changelog show [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog enable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin retro-changelog enable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog disable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin retro-changelog disable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin retro-changelog status [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin retro-changelog set
[-h] [--is-replicated {TRUE,FALSE}] [--attribute ATTRIBUTE]
[--directory DIRECTORY] [--max-age MAX_AGE]
[--trim-interval TRIM_INTERVAL] [--exclude-suffix [EXCLUDE_SUFFIX ...]]
[--exclude-attrs [EXCLUDE_ATTRS ...]]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog set’

--is-replicated {TRUE,FALSE}

Sets a flag to indicate on a change in the changelog whether the change is newly made on that server or whether it was replicated over from another server (isReplicated)

--attribute ATTRIBUTE

Specifies another Directory Server attribute which must be included in the retro changelog entries (nsslapd-attribute)

--directory DIRECTORY

Specifies the name of the directory in which the changelog database is created the first time the plug-in is run

--max-age MAX_AGE

Specifies the maximum age of any entry in the changelog. Used to trim the changelog (nsslapd-changelogmaxage)

--trim-interval TRIM_INTERVAL
--exclude-suffix [EXCLUDE_SUFFIX ...]

Specifies the suffix which will be excluded from the scope of the plugin (nsslapd-exclude-suffix)

--exclude-attrs [EXCLUDE_ATTRS ...]

Specifies the attributes which will be excluded from the scope of the plugin (nsslapd-exclude-attrs)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog add’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin retro-changelog add
[-h] [--is-replicated {TRUE,FALSE}] [--attribute ATTRIBUTE]
[--directory DIRECTORY] [--max-age MAX_AGE]
[--trim-interval TRIM_INTERVAL] [--exclude-suffix [EXCLUDE_SUFFIX ...]]
[--exclude-attrs [EXCLUDE_ATTRS ...]]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog add’

--is-replicated {TRUE,FALSE}

Sets a flag to indicate on a change in the changelog whether the change is newly made on that server or whether it was replicated over from another server (isReplicated)

--attribute ATTRIBUTE

Specifies another Directory Server attribute which must be included in the retro changelog entries (nsslapd-attribute)

--directory DIRECTORY

Specifies the name of the directory in which the changelog database is created the first time the plug-in is run

--max-age MAX_AGE

Specifies the maximum age of any entry in the changelog. Used to trim the changelog (nsslapd-changelogmaxage)

--trim-interval TRIM_INTERVAL
--exclude-suffix [EXCLUDE_SUFFIX ...]

Specifies the suffix which will be excluded from the scope of the plugin (nsslapd-exclude-suffix)

--exclude-attrs [EXCLUDE_ATTRS ...]

Specifies the attributes which will be excluded from the scope of the plugin (nsslapd-exclude-attrs)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog del’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin retro-changelog del
[-h] [--is-replicated {TRUE,FALSE}] [--attribute ATTRIBUTE]
[--directory DIRECTORY] [--max-age MAX_AGE]
[--trim-interval TRIM_INTERVAL] [--exclude-suffix [EXCLUDE_SUFFIX ...]]
[--exclude-attrs [EXCLUDE_ATTRS ...]]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin retro-changelog del’

--is-replicated {TRUE,FALSE}

Sets a flag to indicate on a change in the changelog whether the change is newly made on that server or whether it was replicated over from another server (isReplicated)

--attribute ATTRIBUTE

Specifies another Directory Server attribute which must be included in the retro changelog entries (nsslapd-attribute)

--directory DIRECTORY

Specifies the name of the directory in which the changelog database is created the first time the plug-in is run

--max-age MAX_AGE

Specifies the maximum age of any entry in the changelog. Used to trim the changelog (nsslapd-changelogmaxage)

--trim-interval TRIM_INTERVAL
--exclude-suffix [EXCLUDE_SUFFIX ...]

Specifies the suffix which will be excluded from the scope of the plugin (nsslapd-exclude-suffix)

--exclude-attrs [EXCLUDE_ATTRS ...]

Specifies the attributes which will be excluded from the scope of the plugin (nsslapd-exclude-attrs)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin posix-winsync’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin posix-winsync [-h]
{show,enable,disable,status,set,fixup} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin posix-winsync’

dsconf plugin posix-winsync show

Displays the plugin configuration

dsconf plugin posix-winsync enable

Enables the plugin

dsconf plugin posix-winsync disable

Disables the plugin

dsconf plugin posix-winsync status

Displays the plugin status

dsconf plugin posix-winsync set

Edit the plugin settings

dsconf plugin posix-winsync fixup

Run the memberOf fix-up task to correct mismatched member and uniquemember values for synced users

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin posix-winsync show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin posix-winsync show [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin posix-winsync enable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin posix-winsync enable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin posix-winsync disable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin posix-winsync disable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin posix-winsync status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin posix-winsync status [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin posix-winsync set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin posix-winsync set [-h]
[--create-memberof-task {true,false}]
[--lower-case-uid {true,false}]
[--map-member-uid {true,false}]
[--map-nested-grouping {true,false}]
[--ms-sfu-schema {true,false}]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin posix-winsync set’

--create-memberof-task {true,false}

Sets whether to run the memberUID fix-up task immediately after a sync run in order to update group memberships for synced users (posixWinsyncCreateMemberOfTask)

--lower-case-uid {true,false}

Sets whether to store (and, if necessary, convert) the UID value in the memberUID attribute in lower case.(posixWinsyncLowerCaseUID)

--map-member-uid {true,false}

Sets whether to map the memberUID attribute in an Active Directory group to the uniqueMember attribute in a Directory Server group (posixWinsyncMapMemberUID)

--map-nested-grouping {true,false}

Manages if nested groups are updated when memberUID attributes in an Active Directory POSIX group change (posixWinsyncMapNestedGrouping)

--ms-sfu-schema {true,false}

Sets whether to the older Microsoft System Services for Unix 3.0 (msSFU30) schema when syncing Posix attributes from Active Directory (posixWinsyncMsSFUSchema)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin posix-winsync fixup’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin posix-winsync fixup
[-h] [-f FILTER] [--timeout TIMEOUT] DN

DN

Set the base DN that contains entries to fix up

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin posix-winsync fixup’

-f FILTER , --filter FILTER

Filter for entries to fix up. If omitted, all entries with objectclass inetuser/inetadmin/nsmemberof under the specified base will have their memberOf attribute regenerated.

--timeout TIMEOUT

Set a timeout to wait for the fixup task. Default is 120 seconds

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin contentsync’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin contentsync [-h]
{show,enable,disable,status,set,add} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin contentsync’

dsconf plugin contentsync show

Displays the plugin configuration

dsconf plugin contentsync enable

Enables the plugin

dsconf plugin contentsync disable

Disables the plugin

dsconf plugin contentsync status

Displays the plugin status

dsconf plugin contentsync set

Edit the plugin settings

dsconf plugin contentsync add

Add attributes to the plugin

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin contentsync show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin contentsync show [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin contentsync enable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin contentsync enable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin contentsync disable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin contentsync disable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin contentsync status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin contentsync status [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin contentsync set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin contentsync set [-h]
[--allow-openldap {on,off}]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin contentsync set’

--allow-openldap {on,off}

Allows openldap servers to act as read only consumers of this server via syncrepl

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin contentsync add’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin contentsync add [-h]
[--allow-openldap {on,off}]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin contentsync add’

--allow-openldap {on,off}

Allows openldap servers to act as read only consumers of this server via syncrepl

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin entryuuid’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin entryuuid [-h]
{show,enable,disable,status,fixup,fixup-status} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin entryuuid’

dsconf plugin entryuuid show

Displays the plugin configuration

dsconf plugin entryuuid enable

Enables the plugin

dsconf plugin entryuuid disable

Disables the plugin

dsconf plugin entryuuid status

Displays the plugin status

dsconf plugin entryuuid fixup

Run the fix-up task for EntryUUID plugin

dsconf plugin entryuuid fixup-status

Check the status of a fix-up task

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin entryuuid show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin entryuuid show [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin entryuuid enable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin entryuuid enable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin entryuuid disable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin entryuuid disable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin entryuuid status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin entryuuid status [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin entryuuid fixup’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin entryuuid fixup [-h] [-f FILTER]
[--wait]
[--timeout TIMEOUT]
DN

DN

Base DN that contains entries to fix up

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin entryuuid fixup’

-f FILTER , --filter FILTER

Filter for entries to fix up. If omitted, all entries under base DNwill have their EntryUUID attribute regenerated if not present.

--wait

Wait for the task to finish, this could take a long time

--timeout TIMEOUT

Sets the task timeout. Default is 0 (no timeout)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin entryuuid fixup-status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin entryuuid fixup-status
[-h] [--dn DN] [--show-log] [--watch]

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin entryuuid fixup-status’

--dn DN

The task entry’s DN

--show-log

Display the task log

--watch

Watch the task’s status and wait for it to finish

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin pwstorage-scheme [-h]
{pbkdf2,pbkdf2-sha1,pbkdf2-sha256,pbkdf2-sha512} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme’

dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2

Manage PBKDF2 scheme

dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha1

Manage PBKDF2-SHA1 scheme

dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha256

Manage PBKDF2-SHA256 scheme

dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha512

Manage PBKDF2-SHA512 scheme

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2
[-h] {get-num-iterations,set-num-iterations} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2’

dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2 get-num-iterations

Get number of iterations

dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2 set-num-iterations

Set number of iterations

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2 get-num-iterations’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2 get-num-iterations
[-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2 set-num-iterations’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2 set-num-iterations
[-h] iterations
iterations

Number of iterations (10,000-10,000,000)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha1’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha1
[-h] {get-num-iterations,set-num-iterations} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha1’

dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha1 get-num-iterations

Get number of iterations

dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha1 set-num-iterations

Set number of iterations

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha1 get-num-iterations’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha1 get-num-iterations
[-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha1 set-num-iterations’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha1 set-num-iterations
[-h] iterations
iterations

Number of iterations (10,000-10,000,000)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha256’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha256
[-h] {get-num-iterations,set-num-iterations} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha256’

dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha256 get-num-iterations

Get number of iterations

dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha256 set-num-iterations

Set number of iterations

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha256 get-num-iterations’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha256 get-num-iterations
[-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha256 set-num-iterations’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha256 set-num-iterations
[-h] iterations
iterations

Number of iterations (10,000-10,000,000)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha512’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha512
[-h] {get-num-iterations,set-num-iterations} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha512’

dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha512 get-num-iterations

Get number of iterations

dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha512 set-num-iterations

Set number of iterations

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha512 get-num-iterations’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha512 get-num-iterations
[-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha512 set-num-iterations’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin pwstorage-scheme pbkdf2-sha512 set-num-iterations
[-h] iterations
iterations

Number of iterations (10,000-10,000,000)

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin list’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin list [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin show’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin show [-h] [selector]
selector

The plugin to search for

COMMAND ’dsconf plugin set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance plugin set [-h] [--type TYPE]
[--enabled {on,off}] [--path PATH]
[--initfunc INITFUNC] [--id ID]
[--vendor VENDOR]
[--version VERSION]
[--description DESCRIPTION]
[--depends-on-type DEPENDS_ON_TYPE]
[--depends-on-named DEPENDS_ON_NAMED]
[--precedence PRECEDENCE]
[selector]
selector

The plugin to edit

OPTIONS ’dsconf plugin set’

--type TYPE

The type of plugin.

--enabled {on,off}

Identifies whether or not the plugin is enabled.

--path PATH

The plugin library name (without the library suffix).

--initfunc INITFUNC

An initialization function of the plugin.

--id ID

The plugin ID.

--vendor VENDOR

The vendor of plugin.

--version VERSION

The version of plugin.

--description DESCRIPTION

The description of the plugin.

--depends-on-type DEPENDS_ON_TYPE

All plug-ins with a type value which matches one of the values in the following valid range will be started by the server prior to this plug-in.

--depends-on-named DEPENDS_ON_NAMED

The plug-in name matching one of the following values will be started by the server prior to this plug-in

--precedence PRECEDENCE

The priority it has in the execution order of plug-ins

COMMAND ’dsconf pwpolicy’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance pwpolicy [-h] {get,set,list-schemes} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf pwpolicy’

dsconf pwpolicy get

Get the global password policy entry

dsconf pwpolicy set

Set an attribute in a global password policy

dsconf pwpolicy list-schemes

Get a list of the current password storage schemes

COMMAND ’dsconf pwpolicy get’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance pwpolicy get [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf pwpolicy set’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] pwpolicy set [-h] [--pwdscheme PWDSCHEME]
[--pwdchange PWDCHANGE]
[--pwdmustchange PWDMUSTCHANGE]
[--pwdhistory PWDHISTORY]
[--pwdhistorycount PWDHISTORYCOUNT]
[--pwdadmin PWDADMIN]
[--pwdadminskipupdates PWDADMINSKIPUPDATES]
[--pwdtrack PWDTRACK]
[--pwdwarning PWDWARNING]
[--pwdexpire PWDEXPIRE]
[--pwdmaxage PWDMAXAGE]
[--pwdminage PWDMINAGE]
[--pwdgracelimit PWDGRACELIMIT]
[--pwdsendexpiring PWDSENDEXPIRING]
[--pwdlockout PWDLOCKOUT]
[--pwdunlock PWDUNLOCK]
[--pwdlockoutduration PWDLOCKOUTDURATION]
[--pwdmaxfailures PWDMAXFAILURES]
[--pwdresetfailcount PWDRESETFAILCOUNT]
[--pwdchecksyntax PWDCHECKSYNTAX]
[--pwdminlen PWDMINLEN]
[--pwdmindigits PWDMINDIGITS]
[--pwdminalphas PWDMINALPHAS]
[--pwdminuppers PWDMINUPPERS]
[--pwdminlowers PWDMINLOWERS]
[--pwdminspecials PWDMINSPECIALS]
[--pwdmin8bits PWDMIN8BITS]
[--pwdmaxrepeats PWDMAXREPEATS]
[--pwdpalindrome PWDPALINDROME]
[--pwdmaxseq PWDMAXSEQ]
[--pwdmaxseqsets PWDMAXSEQSETS]
[--pwdmaxclasschars PWDMAXCLASSCHARS]
[--pwdmincatagories PWDMINCATAGORIES]
[--pwdmintokenlen PWDMINTOKENLEN]
[--pwdbadwords PWDBADWORDS]
[--pwduserattrs PWDUSERATTRS]
[--pwddictcheck PWDDICTCHECK]
[--pwddictpath PWDDICTPATH]
[--pwptprmaxuse PWPTPRMAXUSE]
[--pwptprdelayexpireat PWPTPRDELAYEXPIREAT]
[--pwptprdelayvalidfrom PWPTPRDELAYVALIDFROM]
[--pwdlocal PWDLOCAL]
[--pwdisglobal PWDISGLOBAL]
[--pwdallowhash PWDALLOWHASH]
[--pwpinheritglobal PWPINHERITGLOBAL]

OPTIONS ’dsconf pwpolicy set’

--pwdscheme PWDSCHEME

The password storage scheme

--pwdchange PWDCHANGE

Allow users to change their passwords

--pwdmustchange PWDMUSTCHANGE

Users must change their password after it was reset by an administrator

--pwdhistory PWDHISTORY

To enable password history set this to "on", otherwise "off"

--pwdhistorycount PWDHISTORYCOUNT

The number of passwords to keep in history

--pwdadmin PWDADMIN

The DN of an entry or a group of account that can bypass password policy constraints

--pwdadminskipupdates PWDADMINSKIPUPDATES

Set to "on" if the Password Admin’s password update should not trigger updates to the password state attributes (passwordExpirationtime, passwordHistory, etc).

--pwdtrack PWDTRACK

Set to "on" to track the time the password was last changed

--pwdwarning PWDWARNING

Send an expiring warning if password expires within this time (in seconds)

--pwdexpire PWDEXPIRE

Set to "on" to enable password expiration

--pwdmaxage PWDMAXAGE

The password expiration time in seconds

--pwdminage PWDMINAGE

The number of seconds that must pass before a user can change their password

--pwdgracelimit PWDGRACELIMIT

The number of allowed logins after the password has expired

--pwdsendexpiring PWDSENDEXPIRING

Set to "on" to always send the expiring control regardless of the warning period

--pwdlockout PWDLOCKOUT

Set to "on" to enable account lockout

--pwdunlock PWDUNLOCK

Set to "on" to allow an account to become unlocked after the lockout duration

--pwdlockoutduration PWDLOCKOUTDURATION

The number of seconds an account stays locked out

--pwdmaxfailures PWDMAXFAILURES

The maximum number of allowed failed password attempts before the account gets locked

--pwdresetfailcount PWDRESETFAILCOUNT

The number of seconds to wait before reducing the failed login count on an account

--pwdchecksyntax PWDCHECKSYNTAX

Set to "on" to enable password syntax checking

--pwdminlen PWDMINLEN

The minimum number of characters required in a password

--pwdmindigits PWDMINDIGITS

The minimum number of digit/number characters in a password

--pwdminalphas PWDMINALPHAS

The minimum number of alpha characters required in a password

--pwdminuppers PWDMINUPPERS

The minimum number of uppercase characters required in a password

--pwdminlowers PWDMINLOWERS

The minimum number of lowercase characters required in a password

--pwdminspecials PWDMINSPECIALS

The minimum number of special characters required in a password

--pwdmin8bits PWDMIN8BITS

The minimum number of 8-bit characters required in a password

--pwdmaxrepeats PWDMAXREPEATS

The maximum number of times the same character can appear sequentially in the password

--pwdpalindrome PWDPALINDROME

Set to "on" to reject passwords that are palindromes

--pwdmaxseq PWDMAXSEQ

The maximum number of allowed monotonic character sequences in a password

--pwdmaxseqsets PWDMAXSEQSETS

The maximum number of allowed monotonic character sequences that can be duplicated in a password

--pwdmaxclasschars PWDMAXCLASSCHARS

The maximum number of sequential characters from the same character class that is allowed in a password

--pwdmincatagories PWDMINCATAGORIES

The minimum number of syntax category checks

--pwdmintokenlen PWDMINTOKENLEN

Sets the smallest attribute value length that is used for trivial/user words checking. This also impacts "--pwduserattrs"

--pwdbadwords PWDBADWORDS

A space-separated list of words that can not be in a password

--pwduserattrs PWDUSERATTRS

A space-separated list of attributes whose values can not appear in the password (See "--pwdmintokenlen")

--pwddictcheck PWDDICTCHECK

Set to "on" to enforce CrackLib dictionary checking

--pwddictpath PWDDICTPATH

Filesystem path to specific/custom CrackLib dictionary files

--pwptprmaxuse PWPTPRMAXUSE

Number of times a reset password can be used for authentication

--pwptprdelayexpireat PWPTPRDELAYEXPIREAT

Number of seconds after which a reset password expires

--pwptprdelayvalidfrom PWPTPRDELAYVALIDFROM

Number of seconds to wait before using a reset password to authenticated

--pwdlocal PWDLOCAL

Set to "on" to enable fine-grained (subtree/user-level) password policies

--pwdisglobal PWDISGLOBAL

Set to "on" to enable password policy state attributes to be replicated

--pwdallowhash PWDALLOWHASH

Set to "on" to allow adding prehashed passwords

--pwpinheritglobal PWPINHERITGLOBAL

Set to "on" to allow local policies to inherit the global policy

COMMAND ’dsconf pwpolicy list-schemes’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance pwpolicy list-schemes [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf localpwp’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance localpwp [-h]
{list,get,set,remove,adduser,addsubtree} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf localpwp’

dsconf localpwp list

List all the local password policies

dsconf localpwp get

Get local password policy entry

dsconf localpwp set

Set an attribute in a local password policy

dsconf localpwp remove

Remove a local password policy

dsconf localpwp adduser

Add new user password policy

dsconf localpwp addsubtree

Add new subtree password policy

COMMAND ’dsconf localpwp list’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance localpwp list [-h] [DN]

DN

Suffix to search for local password policies

COMMAND ’dsconf localpwp get’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance localpwp get [-h] DN

DN

Get the local policy for this entry DN

COMMAND ’dsconf localpwp set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance localpwp set [-h] [--pwdscheme PWDSCHEME]
[--pwdchange PWDCHANGE]
[--pwdmustchange PWDMUSTCHANGE]
[--pwdhistory PWDHISTORY]
[--pwdhistorycount PWDHISTORYCOUNT]
[--pwdadmin PWDADMIN]
[--pwdadminskipupdates PWDADMINSKIPUPDATES]
[--pwdtrack PWDTRACK]
[--pwdwarning PWDWARNING]
[--pwdexpire PWDEXPIRE]
[--pwdmaxage PWDMAXAGE]
[--pwdminage PWDMINAGE]
[--pwdgracelimit PWDGRACELIMIT]
[--pwdsendexpiring PWDSENDEXPIRING]
[--pwdlockout PWDLOCKOUT]
[--pwdunlock PWDUNLOCK]
[--pwdlockoutduration PWDLOCKOUTDURATION]
[--pwdmaxfailures PWDMAXFAILURES]
[--pwdresetfailcount PWDRESETFAILCOUNT]
[--pwdchecksyntax PWDCHECKSYNTAX]
[--pwdminlen PWDMINLEN]
[--pwdmindigits PWDMINDIGITS]
[--pwdminalphas PWDMINALPHAS]
[--pwdminuppers PWDMINUPPERS]
[--pwdminlowers PWDMINLOWERS]
[--pwdminspecials PWDMINSPECIALS]
[--pwdmin8bits PWDMIN8BITS]
[--pwdmaxrepeats PWDMAXREPEATS]
[--pwdpalindrome PWDPALINDROME]
[--pwdmaxseq PWDMAXSEQ]
[--pwdmaxseqsets PWDMAXSEQSETS]
[--pwdmaxclasschars PWDMAXCLASSCHARS]
[--pwdmincatagories PWDMINCATAGORIES]
[--pwdmintokenlen PWDMINTOKENLEN]
[--pwdbadwords PWDBADWORDS]
[--pwduserattrs PWDUSERATTRS]
[--pwddictcheck PWDDICTCHECK]
[--pwddictpath PWDDICTPATH]
[--pwptprmaxuse PWPTPRMAXUSE]
[--pwptprdelayexpireat PWPTPRDELAYEXPIREAT]
[--pwptprdelayvalidfrom PWPTPRDELAYVALIDFROM]
DN

DN

Set the local policy for this entry DN

OPTIONS ’dsconf localpwp set’

--pwdscheme PWDSCHEME

The password storage scheme

--pwdchange PWDCHANGE

Allow users to change their passwords

--pwdmustchange PWDMUSTCHANGE

Users must change their password after it was reset by an administrator

--pwdhistory PWDHISTORY

To enable password history set this to "on", otherwise "off"

--pwdhistorycount PWDHISTORYCOUNT

The number of passwords to keep in history

--pwdadmin PWDADMIN

The DN of an entry or a group of account that can bypass password policy constraints

--pwdadminskipupdates PWDADMINSKIPUPDATES

Set to "on" if the Password Admin’s password update should not trigger updates to the password state attributes (passwordExpirationtime, passwordHistory, etc).

--pwdtrack PWDTRACK

Set to "on" to track the time the password was last changed

--pwdwarning PWDWARNING

Send an expiring warning if password expires within this time (in seconds)

--pwdexpire PWDEXPIRE

Set to "on" to enable password expiration

--pwdmaxage PWDMAXAGE

The password expiration time in seconds

--pwdminage PWDMINAGE

The number of seconds that must pass before a user can change their password

--pwdgracelimit PWDGRACELIMIT

The number of allowed logins after the password has expired

--pwdsendexpiring PWDSENDEXPIRING

Set to "on" to always send the expiring control regardless of the warning period

--pwdlockout PWDLOCKOUT

Set to "on" to enable account lockout

--pwdunlock PWDUNLOCK

Set to "on" to allow an account to become unlocked after the lockout duration

--pwdlockoutduration PWDLOCKOUTDURATION

The number of seconds an account stays locked out

--pwdmaxfailures PWDMAXFAILURES

The maximum number of allowed failed password attempts before the account gets locked

--pwdresetfailcount PWDRESETFAILCOUNT

The number of seconds to wait before reducing the failed login count on an account

--pwdchecksyntax PWDCHECKSYNTAX

Set to "on" to enable password syntax checking

--pwdminlen PWDMINLEN

The minimum number of characters required in a password

--pwdmindigits PWDMINDIGITS

The minimum number of digit/number characters in a password

--pwdminalphas PWDMINALPHAS

The minimum number of alpha characters required in a password

--pwdminuppers PWDMINUPPERS

The minimum number of uppercase characters required in a password

--pwdminlowers PWDMINLOWERS

The minimum number of lowercase characters required in a password

--pwdminspecials PWDMINSPECIALS

The minimum number of special characters required in a password

--pwdmin8bits PWDMIN8BITS

The minimum number of 8-bit characters required in a password

--pwdmaxrepeats PWDMAXREPEATS

The maximum number of times the same character can appear sequentially in the password

--pwdpalindrome PWDPALINDROME

Set to "on" to reject passwords that are palindromes

--pwdmaxseq PWDMAXSEQ

The maximum number of allowed monotonic character sequences in a password

--pwdmaxseqsets PWDMAXSEQSETS

The maximum number of allowed monotonic character sequences that can be duplicated in a password

--pwdmaxclasschars PWDMAXCLASSCHARS

The maximum number of sequential characters from the same character class that is allowed in a password

--pwdmincatagories PWDMINCATAGORIES

The minimum number of syntax category checks

--pwdmintokenlen PWDMINTOKENLEN

Sets the smallest attribute value length that is used for trivial/user words checking. This also impacts "--pwduserattrs"

--pwdbadwords PWDBADWORDS

A space-separated list of words that can not be in a password

--pwduserattrs PWDUSERATTRS

A space-separated list of attributes whose values can not appear in the password (See "--pwdmintokenlen")

--pwddictcheck PWDDICTCHECK

Set to "on" to enforce CrackLib dictionary checking

--pwddictpath PWDDICTPATH

Filesystem path to specific/custom CrackLib dictionary files

--pwptprmaxuse PWPTPRMAXUSE

Number of times a reset password can be used for authentication

--pwptprdelayexpireat PWPTPRDELAYEXPIREAT

Number of seconds after which a reset password expires

--pwptprdelayvalidfrom PWPTPRDELAYVALIDFROM

Number of seconds to wait before using a reset password to authenticated

COMMAND ’dsconf localpwp remove’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance localpwp remove [-h] DN

DN

Remove local policy for this entry DN

COMMAND ’dsconf localpwp adduser’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance localpwp adduser [-h] [--pwdscheme PWDSCHEME]
[--pwdchange PWDCHANGE]
[--pwdmustchange PWDMUSTCHANGE]
[--pwdhistory PWDHISTORY]
[--pwdhistorycount PWDHISTORYCOUNT]
[--pwdadmin PWDADMIN]
[--pwdadminskipupdates PWDADMINSKIPUPDATES]
[--pwdtrack PWDTRACK]
[--pwdwarning PWDWARNING]
[--pwdexpire PWDEXPIRE]
[--pwdmaxage PWDMAXAGE]
[--pwdminage PWDMINAGE]
[--pwdgracelimit PWDGRACELIMIT]
[--pwdsendexpiring PWDSENDEXPIRING]
[--pwdlockout PWDLOCKOUT]
[--pwdunlock PWDUNLOCK]
[--pwdlockoutduration PWDLOCKOUTDURATION]
[--pwdmaxfailures PWDMAXFAILURES]
[--pwdresetfailcount PWDRESETFAILCOUNT]
[--pwdchecksyntax PWDCHECKSYNTAX]
[--pwdminlen PWDMINLEN]
[--pwdmindigits PWDMINDIGITS]
[--pwdminalphas PWDMINALPHAS]
[--pwdminuppers PWDMINUPPERS]
[--pwdminlowers PWDMINLOWERS]
[--pwdminspecials PWDMINSPECIALS]
[--pwdmin8bits PWDMIN8BITS]
[--pwdmaxrepeats PWDMAXREPEATS]
[--pwdpalindrome PWDPALINDROME]
[--pwdmaxseq PWDMAXSEQ]
[--pwdmaxseqsets PWDMAXSEQSETS]
[--pwdmaxclasschars PWDMAXCLASSCHARS]
[--pwdmincatagories PWDMINCATAGORIES]
[--pwdmintokenlen PWDMINTOKENLEN]
[--pwdbadwords PWDBADWORDS]
[--pwduserattrs PWDUSERATTRS]
[--pwddictcheck PWDDICTCHECK]
[--pwddictpath PWDDICTPATH]
[--pwptprmaxuse PWPTPRMAXUSE]
[--pwptprdelayexpireat PWPTPRDELAYEXPIREAT]
[--pwptprdelayvalidfrom PWPTPRDELAYVALIDFROM]
DN

DN

Add/replace the local password policy for this entry DN

OPTIONS ’dsconf localpwp adduser’

--pwdscheme PWDSCHEME

The password storage scheme

--pwdchange PWDCHANGE

Allow users to change their passwords

--pwdmustchange PWDMUSTCHANGE

Users must change their password after it was reset by an administrator

--pwdhistory PWDHISTORY

To enable password history set this to "on", otherwise "off"

--pwdhistorycount PWDHISTORYCOUNT

The number of passwords to keep in history

--pwdadmin PWDADMIN

The DN of an entry or a group of account that can bypass password policy constraints

--pwdadminskipupdates PWDADMINSKIPUPDATES

Set to "on" if the Password Admin’s password update should not trigger updates to the password state attributes (passwordExpirationtime, passwordHistory, etc).

--pwdtrack PWDTRACK

Set to "on" to track the time the password was last changed

--pwdwarning PWDWARNING

Send an expiring warning if password expires within this time (in seconds)

--pwdexpire PWDEXPIRE

Set to "on" to enable password expiration

--pwdmaxage PWDMAXAGE

The password expiration time in seconds

--pwdminage PWDMINAGE

The number of seconds that must pass before a user can change their password

--pwdgracelimit PWDGRACELIMIT

The number of allowed logins after the password has expired

--pwdsendexpiring PWDSENDEXPIRING

Set to "on" to always send the expiring control regardless of the warning period

--pwdlockout PWDLOCKOUT

Set to "on" to enable account lockout

--pwdunlock PWDUNLOCK

Set to "on" to allow an account to become unlocked after the lockout duration

--pwdlockoutduration PWDLOCKOUTDURATION

The number of seconds an account stays locked out

--pwdmaxfailures PWDMAXFAILURES

The maximum number of allowed failed password attempts before the account gets locked

--pwdresetfailcount PWDRESETFAILCOUNT

The number of seconds to wait before reducing the failed login count on an account

--pwdchecksyntax PWDCHECKSYNTAX

Set to "on" to enable password syntax checking

--pwdminlen PWDMINLEN

The minimum number of characters required in a password

--pwdmindigits PWDMINDIGITS

The minimum number of digit/number characters in a password

--pwdminalphas PWDMINALPHAS

The minimum number of alpha characters required in a password

--pwdminuppers PWDMINUPPERS

The minimum number of uppercase characters required in a password

--pwdminlowers PWDMINLOWERS

The minimum number of lowercase characters required in a password

--pwdminspecials PWDMINSPECIALS

The minimum number of special characters required in a password

--pwdmin8bits PWDMIN8BITS

The minimum number of 8-bit characters required in a password

--pwdmaxrepeats PWDMAXREPEATS

The maximum number of times the same character can appear sequentially in the password

--pwdpalindrome PWDPALINDROME

Set to "on" to reject passwords that are palindromes

--pwdmaxseq PWDMAXSEQ

The maximum number of allowed monotonic character sequences in a password

--pwdmaxseqsets PWDMAXSEQSETS

The maximum number of allowed monotonic character sequences that can be duplicated in a password

--pwdmaxclasschars PWDMAXCLASSCHARS

The maximum number of sequential characters from the same character class that is allowed in a password

--pwdmincatagories PWDMINCATAGORIES

The minimum number of syntax category checks

--pwdmintokenlen PWDMINTOKENLEN

Sets the smallest attribute value length that is used for trivial/user words checking. This also impacts "--pwduserattrs"

--pwdbadwords PWDBADWORDS

A space-separated list of words that can not be in a password

--pwduserattrs PWDUSERATTRS

A space-separated list of attributes whose values can not appear in the password (See "--pwdmintokenlen")

--pwddictcheck PWDDICTCHECK

Set to "on" to enforce CrackLib dictionary checking

--pwddictpath PWDDICTPATH

Filesystem path to specific/custom CrackLib dictionary files

--pwptprmaxuse PWPTPRMAXUSE

Number of times a reset password can be used for authentication

--pwptprdelayexpireat PWPTPRDELAYEXPIREAT

Number of seconds after which a reset password expires

--pwptprdelayvalidfrom PWPTPRDELAYVALIDFROM

Number of seconds to wait before using a reset password to authenticated

COMMAND ’dsconf localpwp addsubtree’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance localpwp addsubtree [-h]
[--pwdscheme PWDSCHEME]
[--pwdchange PWDCHANGE]
[--pwdmustchange PWDMUSTCHANGE]
[--pwdhistory PWDHISTORY]
[--pwdhistorycount PWDHISTORYCOUNT]
[--pwdadmin PWDADMIN]
[--pwdadminskipupdates PWDADMINSKIPUPDATES]
[--pwdtrack PWDTRACK]
[--pwdwarning PWDWARNING]
[--pwdexpire PWDEXPIRE]
[--pwdmaxage PWDMAXAGE]
[--pwdminage PWDMINAGE]
[--pwdgracelimit PWDGRACELIMIT]
[--pwdsendexpiring PWDSENDEXPIRING]
[--pwdlockout PWDLOCKOUT]
[--pwdunlock PWDUNLOCK]
[--pwdlockoutduration PWDLOCKOUTDURATION]
[--pwdmaxfailures PWDMAXFAILURES]
[--pwdresetfailcount PWDRESETFAILCOUNT]
[--pwdchecksyntax PWDCHECKSYNTAX]
[--pwdminlen PWDMINLEN]
[--pwdmindigits PWDMINDIGITS]
[--pwdminalphas PWDMINALPHAS]
[--pwdminuppers PWDMINUPPERS]
[--pwdminlowers PWDMINLOWERS]
[--pwdminspecials PWDMINSPECIALS]
[--pwdmin8bits PWDMIN8BITS]
[--pwdmaxrepeats PWDMAXREPEATS]
[--pwdpalindrome PWDPALINDROME]
[--pwdmaxseq PWDMAXSEQ]
[--pwdmaxseqsets PWDMAXSEQSETS]
[--pwdmaxclasschars PWDMAXCLASSCHARS]
[--pwdmincatagories PWDMINCATAGORIES]
[--pwdmintokenlen PWDMINTOKENLEN]
[--pwdbadwords PWDBADWORDS]
[--pwduserattrs PWDUSERATTRS]
[--pwddictcheck PWDDICTCHECK]
[--pwddictpath PWDDICTPATH]
[--pwptprmaxuse PWPTPRMAXUSE]
[--pwptprdelayexpireat PWPTPRDELAYEXPIREAT]
[--pwptprdelayvalidfrom PWPTPRDELAYVALIDFROM]
DN

DN

Add/replace the subtree policy for this entry DN

OPTIONS ’dsconf localpwp addsubtree’

--pwdscheme PWDSCHEME

The password storage scheme

--pwdchange PWDCHANGE

Allow users to change their passwords

--pwdmustchange PWDMUSTCHANGE

Users must change their password after it was reset by an administrator

--pwdhistory PWDHISTORY

To enable password history set this to "on", otherwise "off"

--pwdhistorycount PWDHISTORYCOUNT

The number of passwords to keep in history

--pwdadmin PWDADMIN

The DN of an entry or a group of account that can bypass password policy constraints

--pwdadminskipupdates PWDADMINSKIPUPDATES

Set to "on" if the Password Admin’s password update should not trigger updates to the password state attributes (passwordExpirationtime, passwordHistory, etc).

--pwdtrack PWDTRACK

Set to "on" to track the time the password was last changed

--pwdwarning PWDWARNING

Send an expiring warning if password expires within this time (in seconds)

--pwdexpire PWDEXPIRE

Set to "on" to enable password expiration

--pwdmaxage PWDMAXAGE

The password expiration time in seconds

--pwdminage PWDMINAGE

The number of seconds that must pass before a user can change their password

--pwdgracelimit PWDGRACELIMIT

The number of allowed logins after the password has expired

--pwdsendexpiring PWDSENDEXPIRING

Set to "on" to always send the expiring control regardless of the warning period

--pwdlockout PWDLOCKOUT

Set to "on" to enable account lockout

--pwdunlock PWDUNLOCK

Set to "on" to allow an account to become unlocked after the lockout duration

--pwdlockoutduration PWDLOCKOUTDURATION

The number of seconds an account stays locked out

--pwdmaxfailures PWDMAXFAILURES

The maximum number of allowed failed password attempts before the account gets locked

--pwdresetfailcount PWDRESETFAILCOUNT

The number of seconds to wait before reducing the failed login count on an account

--pwdchecksyntax PWDCHECKSYNTAX

Set to "on" to enable password syntax checking

--pwdminlen PWDMINLEN

The minimum number of characters required in a password

--pwdmindigits PWDMINDIGITS

The minimum number of digit/number characters in a password

--pwdminalphas PWDMINALPHAS

The minimum number of alpha characters required in a password

--pwdminuppers PWDMINUPPERS

The minimum number of uppercase characters required in a password

--pwdminlowers PWDMINLOWERS

The minimum number of lowercase characters required in a password

--pwdminspecials PWDMINSPECIALS

The minimum number of special characters required in a password

--pwdmin8bits PWDMIN8BITS

The minimum number of 8-bit characters required in a password

--pwdmaxrepeats PWDMAXREPEATS

The maximum number of times the same character can appear sequentially in the password

--pwdpalindrome PWDPALINDROME

Set to "on" to reject passwords that are palindromes

--pwdmaxseq PWDMAXSEQ

The maximum number of allowed monotonic character sequences in a password

--pwdmaxseqsets PWDMAXSEQSETS

The maximum number of allowed monotonic character sequences that can be duplicated in a password

--pwdmaxclasschars PWDMAXCLASSCHARS

The maximum number of sequential characters from the same character class that is allowed in a password

--pwdmincatagories PWDMINCATAGORIES

The minimum number of syntax category checks

--pwdmintokenlen PWDMINTOKENLEN

Sets the smallest attribute value length that is used for trivial/user words checking. This also impacts "--pwduserattrs"

--pwdbadwords PWDBADWORDS

A space-separated list of words that can not be in a password

--pwduserattrs PWDUSERATTRS

A space-separated list of attributes whose values can not appear in the password (See "--pwdmintokenlen")

--pwddictcheck PWDDICTCHECK

Set to "on" to enforce CrackLib dictionary checking

--pwddictpath PWDDICTPATH

Filesystem path to specific/custom CrackLib dictionary files

--pwptprmaxuse PWPTPRMAXUSE

Number of times a reset password can be used for authentication

--pwptprdelayexpireat PWPTPRDELAYEXPIREAT

Number of seconds after which a reset password expires

--pwptprdelayvalidfrom PWPTPRDELAYVALIDFROM

Number of seconds to wait before using a reset password to authenticated

COMMAND ’dsconf replication’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance replication [-h]
{enable,disable,get-ruv,list,status,winsync-status,promote,create-manager,delete-manager,demote,get,set-changelog,get-changelog,export-changelog,import-changelog,set,monitor} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf replication’

dsconf replication enable

Enable replication for a suffix

dsconf replication disable

Disable replication for a suffix

dsconf replication get-ruv

Display the database RUV entry for a suffix

dsconf replication list

Lists all the replicated suffixes

dsconf replication status

Display the current status of all the replication agreements

dsconf replication winsync-status

Display the current status of all the replication agreements

dsconf replication promote

Promote a replica to a hub or supplier

dsconf replication create-manager

Create a replication manager entry

dsconf replication delete-manager

Delete a replication manager entry

dsconf replication demote

Demote replica to a hub or consumer

dsconf replication get

Display the replication configuration

dsconf replication set-changelog

Set replication changelog attributes

dsconf replication get-changelog

Display replication changelog attributes

dsconf replication export-changelog

Export the Directory Server replication changelog to an LDIF file

dsconf replication import-changelog

Restore/import Directory Server replication change log from an LDIF file. This is typically used when managing changelog encryption

dsconf replication set

Set an attribute in the replication configuration

dsconf replication monitor

Display the full replication topology report

COMMAND ’dsconf replication enable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance replication enable [-h] --suffix SUFFIX
--role ROLE
[--replica-id REPLICA_ID]
[--bind-group-dn BIND_GROUP_DN]
[--bind-dn BIND_DN]
[--bind-passwd BIND_PASSWD]
[--bind-passwd-file BIND_PASSWD_FILE]
[--bind-passwd-prompt]

OPTIONS ’dsconf replication enable’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the suffix to be enabled for replication

--role ROLE

Sets the replication role: "supplier", "hub", or "consumer"

--replica-id REPLICA_ID

Sets the replication identifier for a "supplier". Values range from 1 - 65534

--bind-group-dn BIND_GROUP_DN

Sets a group entry DN containing members that are "bind/supplier" DNs

--bind-dn BIND_DN

Sets the bind or supplier DN that can make replication updates

--bind-passwd BIND_PASSWD

Sets the password for replication manager (--bind-dn). This will create the manager entry if a value is set

--bind-passwd-file BIND_PASSWD_FILE

File containing the password

--bind-passwd-prompt

Prompt for password

COMMAND ’dsconf replication disable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance replication disable [-h] --suffix SUFFIX

OPTIONS ’dsconf replication disable’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the suffix to have replication disabled

COMMAND ’dsconf replication get-ruv’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance replication get-ruv [-h] --suffix SUFFIX

OPTIONS ’dsconf replication get-ruv’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replicated suffix

COMMAND ’dsconf replication list’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance replication list [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf replication status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance replication status [-h] --suffix SUFFIX
[--bind-dn BIND_DN]
[--bind-passwd BIND_PASSWD]
[--bind-passwd-file BIND_PASSWD_FILE]
[--bind-passwd-prompt]

OPTIONS ’dsconf replication status’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication suffix

--bind-dn BIND_DN

Sets the DN to use to authenticate to the consumer. If not set, current instance’s root DN will be used. It will be used for all agreements

--bind-passwd BIND_PASSWD

Sets the password for the bind DN. It will be used for all agreements

--bind-passwd-file BIND_PASSWD_FILE

File containing the password. It will be used for all agreements

--bind-passwd-prompt

Prompt for passwords for each agreement’s instance separately

COMMAND ’dsconf replication winsync-status’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] replication winsync-status
[-h] --suffix SUFFIX [--bind-dn BIND_DN] [--bind-passwd BIND_PASSWD]
[--bind-passwd-file BIND_PASSWD_FILE] [--bind-passwd-prompt]

OPTIONS ’dsconf replication winsync-status’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication suffix

--bind-dn BIND_DN

Sets the DN to use to authenticate to the consumer. Currectly not used

--bind-passwd BIND_PASSWD

Sets the password of the bind DN. Currectly not used

--bind-passwd-file BIND_PASSWD_FILE

File containing the password. Currectly not used

--bind-passwd-prompt

Prompt for password. Currectly not used

COMMAND ’dsconf replication promote’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance replication promote [-h] --suffix SUFFIX
--newrole NEWROLE
[--replica-id REPLICA_ID]
[--bind-group-dn BIND_GROUP_DN]
[--bind-dn BIND_DN]

OPTIONS ’dsconf replication promote’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication suffix to promote

--newrole NEWROLE

Sets the new replica role to "hub" or "supplier"

--replica-id REPLICA_ID

Sets the replication identifier for a "supplier". Values range from 1 - 65534

--bind-group-dn BIND_GROUP_DN

Sets a group entry DN containing members that are "bind/supplier" DNs

--bind-dn BIND_DN

Sets the bind or supplier DN that can make replication updates

COMMAND ’dsconf replication create-manager’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance replication create-manager
[-h] [--name NAME] [--passwd PASSWD] [--passwd-file PASSWD_FILE]
[--bind-passwd-file BIND_PASSWD_FILE] [--suffix SUFFIX]

OPTIONS ’dsconf replication create-manager’

--name NAME

Sets the name of the new replication manager entry.For example, if the name is "replication manager" then the new manager entry’s DN would be "cn=replication manager,cn=config".

--passwd PASSWD

Sets the password for replication manager. If not provided, you will be prompted for the password

--passwd-file PASSWD_FILE

File containing the password for back compatibility

--bind-passwd-file BIND_PASSWD_FILE

File containing the password

--suffix SUFFIX

The DN of the replication suffix whose replication configuration you want to add this new manager to (OPTIONAL)

COMMAND ’dsconf replication delete-manager’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance replication delete-manager
[-h] [--name NAME] [--suffix SUFFIX]

OPTIONS ’dsconf replication delete-manager’

--name NAME

Sets the name of the replication manager entry under cn=config: "cn=NAME,cn=config"

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication suffix whose replication configuration you want to remove this manager from (OPTIONAL)

COMMAND ’dsconf replication demote’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance replication demote [-h] --suffix SUFFIX
--newrole NEWROLE

OPTIONS ’dsconf replication demote’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication suffix

--newrole NEWROLE

Sets the new replication role to "hub", or "consumer"

COMMAND ’dsconf replication get’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance replication get [-h] --suffix SUFFIX

OPTIONS ’dsconf replication get’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the suffix DN for the replication configuration to display

COMMAND ’dsconf replication set-changelog’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance replication set-changelog [-h]
--suffix SUFFIX
[--max-entries MAX_ENTRIES]
[--max-age MAX_AGE]
[--trim-interval TRIM_INTERVAL]
[--encrypt]
[--disable-encrypt]

OPTIONS ’dsconf replication set-changelog’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the suffix that uses the changelog

--max-entries MAX_ENTRIES

Sets the maximum number of entries to get in the replication changelog

--max-age MAX_AGE

Set the maximum age of a replication changelog entry

--trim-interval TRIM_INTERVAL

Sets the interval to check if the replication changelog can be trimmed

--encrypt

Sets the replication changelog to use encryption. You must export and import the changelog after setting this.

--disable-encrypt

Sets the replication changelog to not use encryption. You must export and import the changelog after setting this.

COMMAND ’dsconf replication get-changelog’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance replication get-changelog [-h]
--suffix SUFFIX

OPTIONS ’dsconf replication get-changelog’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the suffix that uses the changelog

COMMAND ’dsconf replication export-changelog’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance replication export-changelog
[-h] {to-ldif,default} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf replication export-changelog’

dsconf replication export-changelog to-ldif

Sets the LDIF file name. This is typically used for setting up changelog encryption

dsconf replication export-changelog default

Export the replication changelog to the server’s default LDIF directory

COMMAND ’dsconf replication export-changelog to-ldif’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] replication export-changelog to-ldif
[-h] [-c] [-d] [-l] [-i CHANGELOG_LDIF] -o OUTPUT_FILE -r REPLICA_ROOT

OPTIONS ’dsconf replication export-changelog to-ldif’

-c , --csn-only

Enables to export and interpret CSN only. This option can be used with or without -i option. The LDIF file that is generated can not be imported and is only used for debugging purposes.

-d , --decode

Decodes the base64 values in each changelog entry. The LDIF file that is generated can not be imported and is only used for debugging purposes.

-l , --preserve-ldif-done

Preserves generated LDIF "files.done" files in changelog directory.

-i CHANGELOG_LDIF , --changelog-ldif CHANGELOG_LDIF

Decodes changes in an LDIF file. Use this option if you already have a changelog LDIF file, but the changes in that file are encoded.

-o OUTPUT_FILE , --output-file OUTPUT_FILE

Sets the path name for the final result

-r REPLICA_ROOT , --replica-root REPLICA_ROOT

Specifies the replica root whose changelog you want to export

COMMAND ’dsconf replication export-changelog default’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance replication export-changelog default
[-h] -r REPLICA_ROOT

OPTIONS ’dsconf replication export-changelog default’

-r REPLICA_ROOT , --replica-root REPLICA_ROOT

Specifies the replica root whose changelog you want to export

COMMAND ’dsconf replication import-changelog’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] replication import-changelog
[-h] {from-ldif,default} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf replication import-changelog’

dsconf replication import-changelog from-ldif

Restore/import a specific single LDIF file

dsconf replication import-changelog default

Import the default changelog LDIF file created by the server

COMMAND ’dsconf replication import-changelog from-ldif’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance replication import-changelog from-ldif
[-h] -r REPLICA_ROOT LDIF_PATH
LDIF_PATH

The path of the changelog LDIF file

OPTIONS ’dsconf replication import-changelog from-ldif’

-r REPLICA_ROOT , --replica-root REPLICA_ROOT

Specifies the replica root whose changelog you want to import

COMMAND ’dsconf replication import-changelog default’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] replication import-changelog default
[-h] -r REPLICA_ROOT

OPTIONS ’dsconf replication import-changelog default’

-r REPLICA_ROOT , --replica-root REPLICA_ROOT

Specifies the replica root whose changelog you want to import

COMMAND ’dsconf replication set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance replication set [-h] --suffix SUFFIX
[--repl-add-bind-dn REPL_ADD_BIND_DN]
[--repl-del-bind-dn REPL_DEL_BIND_DN]
[--repl-add-ref REPL_ADD_REF]
[--repl-del-ref REPL_DEL_REF]
[--repl-purge-delay REPL_PURGE_DELAY]
[--repl-tombstone-purge-interval REPL_TOMBSTONE_PURGE_INTERVAL]
[--repl-fast-tombstone-purging REPL_FAST_TOMBSTONE_PURGING]
[--repl-bind-group REPL_BIND_GROUP]
[--repl-bind-group-interval REPL_BIND_GROUP_INTERVAL]
[--repl-protocol-timeout REPL_PROTOCOL_TIMEOUT]
[--repl-backoff-max REPL_BACKOFF_MAX]
[--repl-backoff-min REPL_BACKOFF_MIN]
[--repl-release-timeout REPL_RELEASE_TIMEOUT]
[--repl-keepalive-update-interval REPL_KEEPALIVE_UPDATE_INTERVAL]

OPTIONS ’dsconf replication set’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication suffix

--repl-add-bind-dn REPL_ADD_BIND_DN

Adds a bind (supplier) DN

--repl-del-bind-dn REPL_DEL_BIND_DN

Removes a bind (supplier) DN

--repl-add-ref REPL_ADD_REF

Adds a replication referral (for consumers only)

--repl-del-ref REPL_DEL_REF

Removes a replication referral (for conusmers only)

--repl-purge-delay REPL_PURGE_DELAY

Sets the replication purge delay

--repl-tombstone-purge-interval REPL_TOMBSTONE_PURGE_INTERVAL

Sets the interval in seconds to check for tombstones that can be purged

--repl-fast-tombstone-purging REPL_FAST_TOMBSTONE_PURGING

Enables or disables improving the tombstone purging performance

--repl-bind-group REPL_BIND_GROUP

Sets a group entry DN containing members that are "bind/supplier" DNs

--repl-bind-group-interval REPL_BIND_GROUP_INTERVAL

Sets an interval in seconds to check if the bind group has been updated

--repl-protocol-timeout REPL_PROTOCOL_TIMEOUT

Sets a timeout in seconds on how long to wait before stopping replication when the server is under load

--repl-backoff-max REPL_BACKOFF_MAX

The maximum time in seconds a replication agreement should stay in a backoff state while waiting to acquire the consumer. Default is 300 seconds

--repl-backoff-min REPL_BACKOFF_MIN

The starting time in seconds a replication agreement should stay in a backoff state while waiting to acquire the consumer. Default is 3 seconds

--repl-release-timeout REPL_RELEASE_TIMEOUT

A timeout in seconds a replication supplier should send updates before it yields its replication session

--repl-keepalive-update-interval REPL_KEEPALIVE_UPDATE_INTERVAL

Interval in seconds for how often the server will apply an internal update to keep the RUV from getting stale. The default is 1 hour (3600 seconds)

COMMAND ’dsconf replication monitor’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance replication monitor [-h]
[-c [CONNECTIONS ...]]
[-a [ALIASES ...]]

OPTIONS ’dsconf replication monitor’

-c [CONNECTIONS ...] , --connections [CONNECTIONS ...]

Sets the connection values for monitoring other not connected topologies. The format: ’host:port:binddn:bindpwd’. You can use regex for host and port. You can set bindpwd to * and it will be requested at the runtime or you can include the path to the password file in square brackets - [˜/pwd.txt]

-a [ALIASES ...] , --aliases [ALIASES ...]

Enables displaying an alias instead of host:port, if an alias is assigned to a host:port combination. The format: alias=host:port

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-agmt [-h]
{list,enable,disable,init,init-status,poke,status,delete,create,set,get} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf repl-agmt’

dsconf repl-agmt list

List all replication agreements

dsconf repl-agmt enable

Enable replication agreement

dsconf repl-agmt disable

Disable replication agreement

dsconf repl-agmt init

Initialize replication agreement

dsconf repl-agmt init-status

Check the agreement initialization status

dsconf repl-agmt poke

Trigger replication to send updates now

dsconf repl-agmt status

Displays the current status of the replication agreement

dsconf repl-agmt delete

Delete replication agreement

dsconf repl-agmt create

Initialize replication agreement

dsconf repl-agmt set

Set an attribute in the replication agreement

dsconf repl-agmt get

Get replication configuration

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt list’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-agmt list [-h] --suffix SUFFIX
[--entry ENTRY]

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-agmt list’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the suffix to look up replication agreements for

--entry ENTRY

Returns the entire entry for each agreement

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt enable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-agmt enable [-h] --suffix SUFFIX
AGMT_NAME
AGMT_NAME

The name of the replication agreement

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-agmt enable’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication suffix

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt disable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-agmt disable [-h] --suffix SUFFIX
AGMT_NAME
AGMT_NAME

The name of the replication agreement

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-agmt disable’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication suffix

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt init’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-agmt init [-h] --suffix SUFFIX AGMT_NAME
AGMT_NAME

The name of the replication agreement

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-agmt init’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication suffix

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt init-status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-agmt init-status [-h] --suffix SUFFIX
AGMT_NAME
AGMT_NAME

The name of the replication agreement

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-agmt init-status’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication suffix

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt poke’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-agmt poke [-h] --suffix SUFFIX AGMT_NAME
AGMT_NAME

The name of the replication agreement

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-agmt poke’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication suffix

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-agmt status [-h] --suffix SUFFIX
[--bind-dn BIND_DN]
[--bind-passwd BIND_PASSWD]
[--bind-passwd-file BIND_PASSWD_FILE]
[--bind-passwd-prompt]
AGMT_NAME
AGMT_NAME

The name of the replication agreement

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-agmt status’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication suffix

--bind-dn BIND_DN

Sets the DN to use to authenticate to the consumer. If not set, current instance’s root DN will be used. It will be used for all agreements

--bind-passwd BIND_PASSWD

Sets the password for the bind DN. It will be used for all agreements

--bind-passwd-file BIND_PASSWD_FILE

File containing the password. It will be used for all agreements

--bind-passwd-prompt

Prompt for passwords for each agreement’s instance separately

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt delete’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-agmt delete [-h] --suffix SUFFIX
AGMT_NAME
AGMT_NAME

The name of the replication agreement

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-agmt delete’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication suffix

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt create’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-agmt create [-h] --suffix SUFFIX
--host HOST --port PORT
--conn-protocol CONN_PROTOCOL
[--bind-dn BIND_DN]
[--bind-passwd BIND_PASSWD]
[--bind-passwd-file BIND_PASSWD_FILE]
[--bind-passwd-prompt]
--bind-method BIND_METHOD
[--frac-list FRAC_LIST]
[--frac-list-total FRAC_LIST_TOTAL]
[--strip-list STRIP_LIST]
[--schedule SCHEDULE]
[--conn-timeout CONN_TIMEOUT]
[--protocol-timeout PROTOCOL_TIMEOUT]
[--wait-async-results WAIT_ASYNC_RESULTS]
[--busy-wait-time BUSY_WAIT_TIME]
[--session-pause-time SESSION_PAUSE_TIME]
[--flow-control-window FLOW_CONTROL_WINDOW]
[--flow-control-pause FLOW_CONTROL_PAUSE]
[--bootstrap-bind-dn BOOTSTRAP_BIND_DN]
[--bootstrap-bind-passwd BOOTSTRAP_BIND_PASSWD]
[--bootstrap-bind-passwd-file BOOTSTRAP_BIND_PASSWD_FILE]
[--bootstrap-bind-passwd-prompt]
[--bootstrap-conn-protocol BOOTSTRAP_CONN_PROTOCOL]
[--bootstrap-bind-method BOOTSTRAP_BIND_METHOD]
[--init]
AGMT_NAME
AGMT_NAME

The name of the replication agreement

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-agmt create’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication suffix

--host HOST

Sets the hostname of the remote replica

--port PORT

Sets the port number of the remote replica

--conn-protocol CONN_PROTOCOL

Sets the replication connection protocol: LDAP, LDAPS, or StartTLS

--bind-dn BIND_DN

Sets the bind DN the agreement uses to authenticate to the replica

--bind-passwd BIND_PASSWD

Sets the credentials for the bind DN

--bind-passwd-file BIND_PASSWD_FILE

File containing the password

--bind-passwd-prompt

Prompt for password

--bind-method BIND_METHOD

Sets the bind method: "SIMPLE", "SSLCLIENTAUTH", "SASL/DIGEST", or "SASL/GSSAPI"

--frac-list FRAC_LIST

Sets the list of attributes to NOT replicate to the consumer during incremental updates

--frac-list-total FRAC_LIST_TOTAL

Sets the list of attributes to NOT replicate during a total initialization

--strip-list STRIP_LIST

Sets a list of attributes that are removed from updates only if the event would otherwise be empty. Typically this is set to "modifiersname" and "modifytimestmap"

--schedule SCHEDULE

Sets the replication update schedule: ’HHMM-HHMM DDDDDDD’ D = 0-6 (Sunday - Saturday).

--conn-timeout CONN_TIMEOUT

Sets the timeout used for replication connections

--protocol-timeout PROTOCOL_TIMEOUT

Sets a timeout in seconds on how long to wait before stopping replication when the server is under load

--wait-async-results WAIT_ASYNC_RESULTS

Sets the amount of time in milliseconds the server waits if the consumer is not ready before resending data

--busy-wait-time BUSY_WAIT_TIME

Sets the amount of time in seconds a supplier should wait after a consumer sends back a busy response before making another attempt to acquire access.

--session-pause-time SESSION_PAUSE_TIME

Sets the amount of time in seconds a supplier should wait between update sessions.

--flow-control-window FLOW_CONTROL_WINDOW

Sets the maximum number of entries and updates sent by a supplier, which are not acknowledged by the consumer.

--flow-control-pause FLOW_CONTROL_PAUSE

Sets the time in milliseconds to pause after reaching the number of entries and updates set in "--flow-control-window"

--bootstrap-bind-dn BOOTSTRAP_BIND_DN

Sets an optional bind DN the agreement can use to bootstrap initialization when bind groups are being used

--bootstrap-bind-passwd BOOTSTRAP_BIND_PASSWD

Sets the bootstrap credentials for the bind DN

--bootstrap-bind-passwd-file BOOTSTRAP_BIND_PASSWD_FILE

File containing the password

--bootstrap-bind-passwd-prompt

File containing the password

--bootstrap-conn-protocol BOOTSTRAP_CONN_PROTOCOL

Sets the replication bootstrap connection protocol: LDAP, LDAPS, or StartTLS

--bootstrap-bind-method BOOTSTRAP_BIND_METHOD

Sets the bind method: "SIMPLE", or "SSLCLIENTAUTH"

--init

Initializes the agreement after creating it

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-agmt set [-h] --suffix SUFFIX
[--host HOST] [--port PORT]
[--conn-protocol CONN_PROTOCOL]
[--bind-dn BIND_DN]
[--bind-passwd BIND_PASSWD]
[--bind-passwd-file BIND_PASSWD_FILE]
[--bind-passwd-prompt]
[--bind-method BIND_METHOD]
[--frac-list FRAC_LIST]
[--frac-list-total FRAC_LIST_TOTAL]
[--strip-list STRIP_LIST]
[--schedule SCHEDULE]
[--conn-timeout CONN_TIMEOUT]
[--protocol-timeout PROTOCOL_TIMEOUT]
[--wait-async-results WAIT_ASYNC_RESULTS]
[--busy-wait-time BUSY_WAIT_TIME]
[--session-pause-time SESSION_PAUSE_TIME]
[--flow-control-window FLOW_CONTROL_WINDOW]
[--flow-control-pause FLOW_CONTROL_PAUSE]
[--bootstrap-bind-dn BOOTSTRAP_BIND_DN]
[--bootstrap-bind-passwd BOOTSTRAP_BIND_PASSWD]
[--bootstrap-bind-passwd-file BOOTSTRAP_BIND_PASSWD_FILE]
[--bootstrap-bind-passwd-prompt]
[--bootstrap-conn-protocol BOOTSTRAP_CONN_PROTOCOL]
[--bootstrap-bind-method BOOTSTRAP_BIND_METHOD]
AGMT_NAME
AGMT_NAME

The name of the replication agreement

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-agmt set’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication suffix

--host HOST

Sets the hostname of the remote replica

--port PORT

Sets the port number of the remote replica

--conn-protocol CONN_PROTOCOL

Sets the replication connection protocol: LDAP, LDAPS, or StartTLS

--bind-dn BIND_DN

Sets the Bind DN the agreement uses to authenticate to the replica

--bind-passwd BIND_PASSWD

Sets the credentials for the bind DN

--bind-passwd-file BIND_PASSWD_FILE

File containing the password

--bind-passwd-prompt

Prompt for password

--bind-method BIND_METHOD

Sets the bind method: "SIMPLE", "SSLCLIENTAUTH", "SASL/DIGEST", or "SASL/GSSAPI"

--frac-list FRAC_LIST

Sets a list of attributes to NOT replicate to the consumer during incremental updates

--frac-list-total FRAC_LIST_TOTAL

Sets a list of attributes to NOT replicate during a total initialization

--strip-list STRIP_LIST

Sets a list of attributes that are removed from updates only if the event would otherwise be empty. Typically this is set to "modifiersname" and "modifytimestmap"

--schedule SCHEDULE

Sets the replication update schedule: ’HHMM-HHMM DDDDDDD’ D = 0-6 (Sunday - Saturday).

--conn-timeout CONN_TIMEOUT

Sets the timeout used for replication connections

--protocol-timeout PROTOCOL_TIMEOUT

Sets a timeout in seconds on how long to wait before stopping replication when the server is under load

--wait-async-results WAIT_ASYNC_RESULTS

Sets the amount of time in milliseconds the server waits if the consumer is not ready before resending data

--busy-wait-time BUSY_WAIT_TIME

Sets the amount of time in seconds a supplier should wait after a consumer sends back a busy response before making another attempt to acquire access.

--session-pause-time SESSION_PAUSE_TIME

Sets the amount of time in seconds a supplier should wait between update sessions.

--flow-control-window FLOW_CONTROL_WINDOW

Sets the maximum number of entries and updates sent by a supplier, which are not acknowledged by the consumer.

--flow-control-pause FLOW_CONTROL_PAUSE

Sets the time in milliseconds to pause after reaching the number of entries and updates set in "--flow-control-window"

--bootstrap-bind-dn BOOTSTRAP_BIND_DN

Sets an optional bind DN the agreement can use to bootstrap initialization when bind groups are being used

--bootstrap-bind-passwd BOOTSTRAP_BIND_PASSWD

sets the bootstrap credentials for the bind DN

--bootstrap-bind-passwd-file BOOTSTRAP_BIND_PASSWD_FILE

File containing the password

--bootstrap-bind-passwd-prompt

Prompt for password

--bootstrap-conn-protocol BOOTSTRAP_CONN_PROTOCOL

Sets the replication bootstrap connection protocol: LDAP, LDAPS, or StartTLS

--bootstrap-bind-method BOOTSTRAP_BIND_METHOD

Sets the bind method: "SIMPLE", or "SSLCLIENTAUTH"

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-agmt get’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-agmt get [-h] --suffix SUFFIX AGMT_NAME
AGMT_NAME

The suffix DN for which to display the replication configuration

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-agmt get’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication suffix

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-winsync-agmt [-h]
{list,enable,disable,init,init-status,poke,status,delete,create,set,get} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt’

dsconf repl-winsync-agmt list

List all the replication winsync agreements

dsconf repl-winsync-agmt enable

Enable replication winsync agreement

dsconf repl-winsync-agmt disable

Disable replication winsync agreement

dsconf repl-winsync-agmt init

Initialize replication winsync agreement

dsconf repl-winsync-agmt init-status

Check the agreement initialization status

dsconf repl-winsync-agmt poke

Trigger replication to send updates now

dsconf repl-winsync-agmt status

Display the current status of the replication agreement

dsconf repl-winsync-agmt delete

Delete replication winsync agreement

dsconf repl-winsync-agmt create

Initialize replication winsync agreement

dsconf repl-winsync-agmt set

Set an attribute in the replication winsync agreement

dsconf repl-winsync-agmt get

Display replication configuration

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt list’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-winsync-agmt list [-h] --suffix SUFFIX

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt list’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the suffix to look up replication winsync agreements

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt enable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-winsync-agmt enable [-h] --suffix SUFFIX
AGMT_NAME
AGMT_NAME

The name of the replication winsync agreement

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt enable’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication winsync suffix

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt disable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-winsync-agmt disable [-h]
--suffix SUFFIX
AGMT_NAME
AGMT_NAME

The name of the replication winsync agreement

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt disable’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication winsync suffix

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt init’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-winsync-agmt init [-h] --suffix SUFFIX
AGMT_NAME
AGMT_NAME

The name of the replication winsync agreement

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt init’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication winsync suffix

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt init-status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-winsync-agmt init-status
[-h] --suffix SUFFIX AGMT_NAME
AGMT_NAME

The name of the replication agreement

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt init-status’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication suffix

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt poke’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-winsync-agmt poke [-h] --suffix SUFFIX
AGMT_NAME
AGMT_NAME

The name of the replication winsync agreement

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt poke’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication winsync suffix

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt status’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-winsync-agmt status [-h] --suffix SUFFIX
AGMT_NAME
AGMT_NAME

The name of the replication agreement

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt status’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication suffix

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt delete’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-winsync-agmt delete [-h] --suffix SUFFIX
AGMT_NAME
AGMT_NAME

The name of the replication winsync agreement

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt delete’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication winsync suffix

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt create’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-winsync-agmt create [-h] --suffix SUFFIX
--host HOST
--port PORT
--conn-protocol CONN_PROTOCOL
--bind-dn BIND_DN
[--bind-passwd BIND_PASSWD]
[--bind-passwd-file BIND_PASSWD_FILE]
[--bind-passwd-prompt]
[--frac-list FRAC_LIST]
[--schedule SCHEDULE]
--win-subtree WIN_SUBTREE
--ds-subtree DS_SUBTREE
--win-domain WIN_DOMAIN
[--sync-users SYNC_USERS]
[--sync-groups SYNC_GROUPS]
[--sync-interval SYNC_INTERVAL]
[--one-way-sync ONE_WAY_SYNC]
[--move-action MOVE_ACTION]
[--win-filter WIN_FILTER]
[--ds-filter DS_FILTER]
[--subtree-pair SUBTREE_PAIR]
[--conn-timeout CONN_TIMEOUT]
[--busy-wait-time BUSY_WAIT_TIME]
[--session-pause-time SESSION_PAUSE_TIME]
[--flatten-tree]
[--init]
AGMT_NAME
AGMT_NAME

The name of the replication winsync agreement

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt create’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication winsync suffix

--host HOST

Sets the hostname of the AD server

--port PORT

Sets the port number of the AD server

--conn-protocol CONN_PROTOCOL

Sets the replication winsync connection protocol: LDAP, LDAPS, or StartTLS

--bind-dn BIND_DN

Sets the bind DN the agreement uses to authenticate to the AD Server

--bind-passwd BIND_PASSWD

Sets the credentials for the Bind DN

--bind-passwd-file BIND_PASSWD_FILE

File containing the password

--bind-passwd-prompt

Prompt for password

--frac-list FRAC_LIST

Sets a list of attributes to NOT replicate to the consumer during incremental updates

--schedule SCHEDULE

Sets the replication update schedule

--win-subtree WIN_SUBTREE

Sets the suffix of the AD Server

--ds-subtree DS_SUBTREE

Sets the Directory Server suffix

--win-domain WIN_DOMAIN

Sets the AD Domain

--sync-users SYNC_USERS

Synchronizes users between AD and DS

--sync-groups SYNC_GROUPS

Synchronizes groups between AD and DS

--sync-interval SYNC_INTERVAL

Sets the interval that DS checks AD for changes in entries

--one-way-sync ONE_WAY_SYNC

Sets which direction to perform synchronization: "toWindows", or "fromWindows". By default sync occurs in both directions.

--move-action MOVE_ACTION

Sets instructions on how to handle moved or deleted entries: "none", "unsync", or "delete"

--win-filter WIN_FILTER

Sets a custom filter for finding users in AD Server

--ds-filter DS_FILTER

Sets a custom filter for finding AD users in DS

--subtree-pair SUBTREE_PAIR

Sets the subtree pair: <DS_SUBTREE>:<WINDOWS_SUBTREE>

--conn-timeout CONN_TIMEOUT

Sets the timeout used for replicaton connections

--busy-wait-time BUSY_WAIT_TIME

Sets the amount of time in seconds a supplier should wait after a consumer sends back a busy response before making another attempt to acquire access

--session-pause-time SESSION_PAUSE_TIME

Sets the amount of time in seconds a supplier should wait between update sessions

--flatten-tree

By default, the tree structure of AD is preserved into 389. This MAY cause replication to fail in some cases, as you may need to create missing OU’s to recreate the same treestructure. This setting when enabled, removes the tree structure of AD and flattens all entries into the ds-subtree. This does NOT affect or change the tree structure of the AD directory.

--init

Initializes the agreement after creating it

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-winsync-agmt set [-h] [--suffix SUFFIX]
[--host HOST]
[--port PORT]
[--conn-protocol CONN_PROTOCOL]
[--bind-dn BIND_DN]
[--bind-passwd BIND_PASSWD]
[--bind-passwd-file BIND_PASSWD_FILE]
[--bind-passwd-prompt]
[--frac-list FRAC_LIST]
[--schedule SCHEDULE]
[--win-subtree WIN_SUBTREE]
[--ds-subtree DS_SUBTREE]
[--win-domain WIN_DOMAIN]
[--sync-users SYNC_USERS]
[--sync-groups SYNC_GROUPS]
[--sync-interval SYNC_INTERVAL]
[--one-way-sync ONE_WAY_SYNC]
[--move-action MOVE_ACTION]
[--win-filter WIN_FILTER]
[--ds-filter DS_FILTER]
[--subtree-pair SUBTREE_PAIR]
[--conn-timeout CONN_TIMEOUT]
[--busy-wait-time BUSY_WAIT_TIME]
[--session-pause-time SESSION_PAUSE_TIME]
AGMT_NAME
AGMT_NAME

The name of the replication winsync agreement

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt set’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication winsync suffix

--host HOST

Sets the hostname of the AD server

--port PORT

Sets the port number of the AD server

--conn-protocol CONN_PROTOCOL

Sets the replication winsync connection protocol: LDAP, LDAPS, or StartTLS

--bind-dn BIND_DN

Sets the bind DN the agreement uses to authenticate to the AD Server

--bind-passwd BIND_PASSWD

Sets the credentials for the Bind DN

--bind-passwd-file BIND_PASSWD_FILE

File containing the password

--bind-passwd-prompt

Prompt for password

--frac-list FRAC_LIST

Sets a list of attributes to NOT replicate to the consumer during incremental updates

--schedule SCHEDULE

Sets the replication update schedule

--win-subtree WIN_SUBTREE

Sets the suffix of the AD Server

--ds-subtree DS_SUBTREE

Sets the Directory Server suffix

--win-domain WIN_DOMAIN

Sets the AD Domain

--sync-users SYNC_USERS

Synchronizes users between AD and DS

--sync-groups SYNC_GROUPS

Synchronizes groups between AD and DS

--sync-interval SYNC_INTERVAL

Sets the interval that DS checks AD for changes in entries

--one-way-sync ONE_WAY_SYNC

Sets which direction to perform synchronization: "toWindows", or "fromWindows". By default sync occurs in both directions.

--move-action MOVE_ACTION

Sets instructions on how to handle moved or deleted entries: "none", "unsync", or "delete"

--win-filter WIN_FILTER

Sets a custom filter for finding users in AD Server

--ds-filter DS_FILTER

Sets a custom filter for finding AD users in DS

--subtree-pair SUBTREE_PAIR

Sets the subtree pair: <DS_SUBTREE>:<WINDOWS_SUBTREE>

--conn-timeout CONN_TIMEOUT

Sets the timeout used for replicaton connections

--busy-wait-time BUSY_WAIT_TIME

Sets the amount of time in seconds a supplier should wait after a consumer sends back a busy response before making another attempt to acquire access

--session-pause-time SESSION_PAUSE_TIME

Sets the amount of time in seconds a supplier should wait between update sessions

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt get’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-winsync-agmt get [-h] --suffix SUFFIX
AGMT_NAME
AGMT_NAME

The suffix DN for the replication configuration to display

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-winsync-agmt get’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the DN of the replication suffix

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-tasks’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-tasks [-h]
{cleanallruv,list-cleanruv-tasks,abort-cleanallruv,list-abortruv-tasks} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf repl-tasks’

dsconf repl-tasks cleanallruv

Cleanup old/removed replica IDs

dsconf repl-tasks list-cleanruv-tasks

List all the running CleanAllRUV tasks

dsconf repl-tasks abort-cleanallruv

Abort cleanallruv tasks

dsconf repl-tasks list-abortruv-tasks

List all the running CleanAllRUV abort tasks

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-tasks cleanallruv’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-tasks cleanallruv [-h] --suffix SUFFIX
--replica-id REPLICA_ID
[--force-cleaning]

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-tasks cleanallruv’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the Directory Server suffix

--replica-id REPLICA_ID

Sets the replica ID to remove/clean

--force-cleaning

Ignores errors and make a best attempt to clean all replicas

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-tasks list-cleanruv-tasks’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-tasks list-cleanruv-tasks
[-h] [--suffix SUFFIX]

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-tasks list-cleanruv-tasks’

--suffix SUFFIX

Lists only tasks for the specified suffix

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-tasks abort-cleanallruv’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-tasks abort-cleanallruv
[-h] --suffix SUFFIX --replica-id REPLICA_ID [--certify]

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-tasks abort-cleanallruv’

--suffix SUFFIX

Sets the Directory Server suffix

--replica-id REPLICA_ID

Sets the replica ID of the cleaning task to abort

--certify

Enforces that the abort task completed on all replicas

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-tasks list-abortruv-tasks’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-tasks list-abortruv-tasks
[-h] [--suffix SUFFIX]

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-tasks list-abortruv-tasks’

--suffix SUFFIX

Lists only tasks for the specified suffix

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-conflict’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-conflict [-h]
{list,compare,delete,swap,convert,list-glue,delete-glue,convert-glue} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf repl-conflict’

dsconf repl-conflict list

List conflict entries

dsconf repl-conflict compare

Compare the conflict entry with its valid counterpart

dsconf repl-conflict delete

Delete a conflict entry

dsconf repl-conflict swap

Replace the valid entry with the conflict entry

dsconf repl-conflict convert

Convert the conflict entry to a valid entry, while keeping the original valid entry counterpart. This requires that the converted conflict entry have a new RDN value. For example: "cn=my_new_rdn_value".

dsconf repl-conflict list-glue

List replication glue entries

dsconf repl-conflict delete-glue

Delete the glue entry and its child entries

dsconf repl-conflict convert-glue

Convert the glue entry into a regular entry

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-conflict list’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-conflict list [-h] suffix

suffix

Sets the backend name, or suffix, to look for conflict entries

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-conflict compare’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-conflict compare [-h] DN

DN

The DN of the conflict entry

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-conflict delete’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-conflict delete [-h] DN

DN

The DN of the conflict entry

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-conflict swap’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-conflict swap [-h] DN

DN

The DN of the conflict entry

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-conflict convert’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] repl-conflict convert [-h] --new-rdn NEW_RDN
DN

DN

The DN of the conflict entry

OPTIONS ’dsconf repl-conflict convert’

--new-rdn NEW_RDN

Sets the new RDN for the converted conflict entry. For example: "cn=my_new_rdn_value"

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-conflict list-glue’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-conflict list-glue [-h] suffix

suffix

The backend name, or suffix, to look for glue entries

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-conflict delete-glue’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-conflict delete-glue [-h] DN

DN

The DN of the glue entry

COMMAND ’dsconf repl-conflict convert-glue’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance repl-conflict convert-glue [-h] DN

DN

The DN of the glue entry

COMMAND ’dsconf sasl’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance sasl [-h]
{list,get-mechs,get-available-mechs,get,create,delete} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf sasl’

dsconf sasl list

Display available SASL mappings

dsconf sasl get-mechs

Display the SASL mechanisms that the server will accept

dsconf sasl get-available-mechs

Display the SASL mechanisms that are available to the server

dsconf sasl get

Displays SASL mappings

dsconf sasl create

Create a SASL mapping

dsconf sasl delete

Deletes the SASL object

COMMAND ’dsconf sasl list’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance sasl list [-h] [--details]

OPTIONS ’dsconf sasl list’

--details

Displays each SASL mapping in detail

COMMAND ’dsconf sasl get-mechs’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance sasl get-mechs [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf sasl get-available-mechs’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance sasl get-available-mechs [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf sasl get’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance sasl get [-h] [selector]
selector

The SASL mapping name to display

COMMAND ’dsconf sasl create’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance sasl create [-h] [--cn [CN]]
[--nsSaslMapRegexString [NSSASLMAPREGEXSTRING]]
[--nsSaslMapBaseDNTemplate [NSSASLMAPBASEDNTEMPLATE]]
[--nsSaslMapFilterTemplate [NSSASLMAPFILTERTEMPLATE]]
[--nsSaslMapPriority [NSSASLMAPPRIORITY]]

OPTIONS ’dsconf sasl create’

--cn [CN]

Value of cn

--nsSaslMapRegexString [NSSASLMAPREGEXSTRING]

Value of nsSaslMapRegexString

--nsSaslMapBaseDNTemplate [NSSASLMAPBASEDNTEMPLATE]

Value of nsSaslMapBaseDNTemplate

--nsSaslMapFilterTemplate [NSSASLMAPFILTERTEMPLATE]

Value of nsSaslMapFilterTemplate

--nsSaslMapPriority [NSSASLMAPPRIORITY]

Value of nsSaslMapPriority

COMMAND ’dsconf sasl delete’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance sasl delete [-h] map_name
map_name

The SASL mapping name ("cn" value)

COMMAND ’dsconf security’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance security [-h]
{set,get,enable,disable,disable_plain_port,certificate,ca-certificate,rsa,ciphers,csr,key,export-cert} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf security’

dsconf security set

Set general security options

dsconf security get

Display general security options

dsconf security enable

Enable security

dsconf security disable

Disable security

dsconf security disable_plain_port

Disables the plain text LDAP port, allowing only LDAPS to function

dsconf security certificate

Manage TLS certificates

dsconf security ca-certificate

Manage TLS certificate authorities

dsconf security rsa

Query and update RSA security options

dsconf security ciphers

Manage secure ciphers

dsconf security csr

Manage certificate signing requests

dsconf security key

Manage keys in NSS DB

dsconf security export-cert

Export a certificate to PEM or DER/Binary format. PEM format is the default

COMMAND ’dsconf security set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance security set [-h] [--security SECURITY]
[--listen-host LISTEN_HOST]
[--secure-port SECURE_PORT]
[--tls-client-auth TLS_CLIENT_AUTH]
[--tls-client-renegotiation TLS_CLIENT_RENEGOTIATION]
[--require-secure-authentication REQUIRE_SECURE_AUTHENTICATION]
[--check-hostname CHECK_HOSTNAME]
[--verify-cert-chain-on-startup VERIFY_CERT_CHAIN_ON_STARTUP]
[--session-timeout SESSION_TIMEOUT]
[--tls-protocol-min TLS_PROTOCOL_MIN]
[--tls-protocol-max TLS_PROTOCOL_MAX]
[--allow-insecure-ciphers ALLOW_INSECURE_CIPHERS]
[--allow-weak-dh-param ALLOW_WEAK_DH_PARAM]
[--cipher-pref CIPHER_PREF]

Use this command for setting security related options located in cn=config and cn=encryption,cn=config.

To enable/disable security you can use enable and disable commands instead.

OPTIONS ’dsconf security set’

--security SECURITY

Enables or disables security (nsslapd-security)

--listen-host LISTEN_HOST

Sets the host or IP address to listen on for LDAPS (nsslapd-securelistenhost)

--secure-port SECURE_PORT

Sets the port for LDAPS to listen on (nsslapd-securePort)

--tls-client-auth TLS_CLIENT_AUTH

Configures client authentication requirement (nsSSLClientAuth)

--tls-client-renegotiation TLS_CLIENT_RENEGOTIATION

Allows client TLS renegotiation (nsTLSAllowClientRenegotiation)

--require-secure-authentication REQUIRE_SECURE_AUTHENTICATION

Configures whether binds over LDAPS, StartTLS, or SASL are required (nsslapd- require-secure-binds)

--check-hostname CHECK_HOSTNAME

Checks the subject of remote certificate against the hostname (nsslapd-ssl- check-hostname)

--verify-cert-chain-on-startup VERIFY_CERT_CHAIN_ON_STARTUP

Validates the server certificate during startup (nsslapd-validate-cert)

--session-timeout SESSION_TIMEOUT

Sets the secure session timeout (nsSSLSessionTimeout)

--tls-protocol-min TLS_PROTOCOL_MIN

Sets the minimal allowed secure protocol version (sslVersionMin)

--tls-protocol-max TLS_PROTOCOL_MAX

Sets the maximal allowed secure protocol version (sslVersionMax)

--allow-insecure-ciphers ALLOW_INSECURE_CIPHERS

Allows weak ciphers for legacy use (allowWeakCipher)

--allow-weak-dh-param ALLOW_WEAK_DH_PARAM

Allows short DH params for legacy use (allowWeakDHParam)

--cipher-pref CIPHER_PREF

Directly sets the nsSSL3Ciphers attribute. It is a comma-separated list of cipher names (prefixed with + or -), optionally including +all or -all. The attribute may optionally be prefixed by keyword "default". Please refer to documentation of the attribute for a more detailed description. (nsSSL3Ciphers)

COMMAND ’dsconf security get’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance security get [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf security enable’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] security enable [-h] [--cert-name CERT_NAME]

If missing, create security database, then turn on security functionality. Please note this is usually not enough for TLS connections to work - proper setup of CA and server certificate is necessary.

OPTIONS ’dsconf security enable’

--cert-name CERT_NAME

Sets the name of the certificate the server should use

COMMAND ’dsconf security disable’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] security disable [-h]

Turn off security functionality. The rest of the configuration will be left untouched.

COMMAND ’dsconf security disable_plain_port’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] security disable_plain_port [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf security certificate’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance security certificate [-h]
{add,set-trust-flags,del,get,list} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf security certificate’

dsconf security certificate add

Add a server certificate

dsconf security certificate set-trust-flags

Set the Trust flags

dsconf security certificate del

Delete a certificate

dsconf security certificate get

Display a server certificate’s information

dsconf security certificate list

List the server certificates

COMMAND ’dsconf security certificate add’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] security certificate add [-h] --file FILE
--name NAME
[--primary-cert]

Add a server certificate to the NSS database

OPTIONS ’dsconf security certificate add’

--file FILE

Sets the file name of the certificate

--name NAME

Sets the name/nickname of the certificate

--primary-cert

Sets this certificate as the server’s certificate

COMMAND ’dsconf security certificate set-trust-flags’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] security certificate set-trust-flags
[-h] --flags FLAGS name

Change the trust flags of a server certificate

name

The name/nickname of the certificate

OPTIONS ’dsconf security certificate set-trust-flags’

--flags FLAGS

Sets the trust flags for the server certificate

COMMAND ’dsconf security certificate del’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] security certificate del [-h] name

Delete a certificate from the NSS database

name

The name/nickname of the certificate

COMMAND ’dsconf security certificate get’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] security certificate get [-h] name

Displays detailed information about a certificate, such as trust attributes, expiration dates, Subject and Issuer DNs

name

Set the name/nickname of the certificate

COMMAND ’dsconf security certificate list’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] security certificate list [-h]

Lists the server certificates in the NSS database

COMMAND ’dsconf security ca-certificate’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance security ca-certificate [-h]
{add,set-trust-flags,del,get,list} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf security ca-certificate’

dsconf security ca-certificate add

Add a Certificate Authority

dsconf security ca-certificate set-trust-flags

Set the Trust flags

dsconf security ca-certificate del

Delete a certificate

dsconf security ca-certificate get

Displays a Certificate Authority’s information

dsconf security ca-certificate list

List the Certificate Authorities

COMMAND ’dsconf security ca-certificate add’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] security ca-certificate add
[-h] --file FILE --name NAME [NAME ...]

Add a Certificate Authority to the NSS database

OPTIONS ’dsconf security ca-certificate add’

--file FILE

Sets the file name of the CA certificate

--name NAME [NAME ...]

Sets the name/nickname of the CA certificate, if adding a PEM bundle then specify multiple names one for each certificate, otherwise a number increment will be added to the previous name.

COMMAND ’dsconf security ca-certificate set-trust-flags’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] security ca-certificate set-trust-flags
[-h] --flags FLAGS name

Change the trust attributes of a CA certificate. Certificate Authorities typically use "CT,,"

name

The name/nickname of the CA certificate

OPTIONS ’dsconf security ca-certificate set-trust-flags’

--flags FLAGS

Sets the trust flags for the CA certificate

COMMAND ’dsconf security ca-certificate del’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] security ca-certificate del [-h] name

Delete a CA certificate from the NSS database

name

The name/nickname of the CA certificate

COMMAND ’dsconf security ca-certificate get’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] security ca-certificate get [-h] name

Get detailed information about a CA certificate, like trust attributes, expiration dates, Subject and Issuer DN

name

The name/nickname of the CA certificate

COMMAND ’dsconf security ca-certificate list’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] security ca-certificate list [-h]

List the CA certificates in the NSS database

COMMAND ’dsconf security rsa’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance security rsa [-h]
{set,get,enable,disable} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf security rsa’

dsconf security rsa set

Set RSA security options

dsconf security rsa get

Get RSA security options

dsconf security rsa enable

Enable RSA

dsconf security rsa disable

Disable RSA

COMMAND ’dsconf security rsa set’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance security rsa set [-h]
[--tls-allow-rsa-certificates TLS_ALLOW_RSA_CERTIFICATES]
[--nss-cert-name NSS_CERT_NAME]
[--nss-token NSS_TOKEN]

Use this command for setting RSA (private key) related options located in cn=RSA,cn=encryption,cn=config.

To enable/disable RSA you can use enable and disable commands instead.

OPTIONS ’dsconf security rsa set’

--tls-allow-rsa-certificates TLS_ALLOW_RSA_CERTIFICATES

Activates the use of RSA certificates (nsSSLActivation)

--nss-cert-name NSS_CERT_NAME

Sets the server certificate name in NSS DB (nsSSLPersonalitySSL)

--nss-token NSS_TOKEN

Sets the security token name (module of NSS DB) (nsSSLToken)

COMMAND ’dsconf security rsa get’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance security rsa get [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf security rsa enable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance security rsa enable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf security rsa disable’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance security rsa disable [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf security ciphers’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance security ciphers [-h]
{enable,disable,get,set,list} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf security ciphers’

dsconf security ciphers enable

Enable ciphers

dsconf security ciphers disable

Disable ciphers

dsconf security ciphers get

Get ciphers attribute

dsconf security ciphers set

Set ciphers attribute

dsconf security ciphers list

List ciphers

COMMAND ’dsconf security ciphers enable’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] security ciphers enable [-h]
cipher [cipher ...]

Use this command to enable specific ciphers.

cipher

COMMAND ’dsconf security ciphers disable’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] security ciphers disable [-h]
cipher [cipher ...]

Use this command to disable specific ciphers.

cipher

COMMAND ’dsconf security ciphers get’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] security ciphers get [-h]

Use this command to get contents of nsSSL3Ciphers attribute.

COMMAND ’dsconf security ciphers set’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] security ciphers set [-h] cipher-string

Use this command to directly set nsSSL3Ciphers attribute. It is a comma separated list of cipher names (prefixed with + or -), optionally including +all or -all. The attribute may optionally be set to keyword default. Please refer to documentation of the attribute for a more detailed description.
cipher-string

COMMAND ’dsconf security ciphers list’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] security ciphers list [-h] [--enabled |
--supported |
--disabled]

List secure ciphers. Without arguments, list ciphers as configured in nsSSL3Ciphers attribute.

OPTIONS ’dsconf security ciphers list’

--enabled

Lists only enabled ciphers

--supported

Lists only supported ciphers

--disabled

Lists only supported ciphers but without enabled ciphers

COMMAND ’dsconf security csr’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance security csr [-h] {list,get,req,del} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf security csr’

dsconf security csr list

List CSRs

dsconf security csr get

Display CSR content

dsconf security csr req

Generate a Certificate Signing Request

dsconf security csr del

Delete a CSR file

COMMAND ’dsconf security csr list’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] security csr list [-h] [--path PATH]

List all CSR files in instance configuration directiory

OPTIONS ’dsconf security csr list’

--path PATH , -p PATH

Directory contanining CSR file

COMMAND ’dsconf security csr get’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] security csr get [-h] name

Displays the contents of a CSR, which can be used for submittal to CA

name

Name of the CSR file to display

COMMAND ’dsconf security csr req’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] security csr req [-h] --subject SUBJECT
--name NAME
[alt_names ...]

Generate a CSR that can be submitted to a CA for verification
alt_names

CSR alternative names. These are auto-detected if not provided

OPTIONS ’dsconf security csr req’

--subject SUBJECT , -s SUBJECT

Subject field

--name NAME , -n NAME

Name

COMMAND ’dsconf security csr del’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance security csr del [-h] name

Delete a CSR file

name

Name of the CSR file to delete

COMMAND ’dsconf security key’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance security key [-h] {list,del} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf security key’

dsconf security key list

List all keys in NSS DB

dsconf security key del

Delete a key from NSS DB

COMMAND ’dsconf security key list’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance security key list [-h] [--orphan]

OPTIONS ’dsconf security key list’

--orphan

List orphan keys (An orphan key is a private key in the NSS DB for which there is NO cert with the corresponding public key). An orphan key is created during CSR generation, when the associated certificate is imported into the NSS DB, its orphan state will be removed.

COMMAND ’dsconf security key del’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] security key del [-h] key_id

Remove a key from the NSS DB. Make sure the key is not in use before you delete

key_id

This is the key ID displayed when listing keys

COMMAND ’dsconf security export-cert’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] security export-cert [-h] [--binary-format]
[--output-file OUTPUT_FILE]
nickname
nickname

The name of the certificate to export

OPTIONS ’dsconf security export-cert’

--binary-format

Export certificate in DER/binary format

--output-file OUTPUT_FILE

The name for the exported certificate. Default name is the certificate nickname with an extension of ".pem" or ".crt"

COMMAND ’dsconf schema’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance schema [-h]
{list,attributetypes,objectclasses,matchingrules,reload,validate-syntax,import-openldap-file} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf schema’

dsconf schema list

List all schema objects on this system

dsconf schema attributetypes

Work with attribute types on this system

dsconf schema objectclasses

Work with objectClasses on this system

dsconf schema matchingrules

Work with matching rules on this system

dsconf schema reload

Dynamically reload schema while server is running

dsconf schema validate-syntax

Run a task to check that all attributes in an entry have the correct syntax

dsconf schema import-openldap-file

Import an openldap formatted dynamic schema ldifs. These will contain values like olcAttributeTypes and olcObjectClasses.

COMMAND ’dsconf schema list’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance schema list [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf schema attributetypes’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance schema attributetypes [-h]
{get_syntaxes,list,query,add,replace,remove} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf schema attributetypes’

dsconf schema attributetypes get_syntaxes

List all available attribute type syntaxes

dsconf schema attributetypes list

List available attribute types on this system

dsconf schema attributetypes query

Query an attribute to determine object classes that may or must take it

dsconf schema attributetypes add

Add an attribute type to this system

dsconf schema attributetypes replace

Replace an attribute type on this system

dsconf schema attributetypes remove

Remove an attribute type on this system

COMMAND ’dsconf schema attributetypes get_syntaxes’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance schema attributetypes get_syntaxes [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf schema attributetypes list’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance schema attributetypes list [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf schema attributetypes query’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance schema attributetypes query [-h] [name]

name

Attribute type to query

COMMAND ’dsconf schema attributetypes add’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance schema attributetypes add [-h] [--oid OID]
[--desc DESC]
[--x-origin X_ORIGIN]
[--aliases ALIASES [ALIASES ...]]
[--single-value]
[--multi-value]
[--no-user-mod]
[--user-mod]
[--equality EQUALITY]
[--substr SUBSTR]
[--ordering ORDERING]
[--usage USAGE]
[--sup SUP]
--syntax SYNTAX
name

name

NAME of the object

OPTIONS ’dsconf schema attributetypes add’

--oid OID

OID assigned to the object

--desc DESC

Description text(DESC) of the object

--x-origin X_ORIGIN

Provides information about where the attribute type is defined

--aliases ALIASES [ALIASES ...]

Additional NAMEs of the object.

--single-value

True if the matching rule must have only one valueOnly one of the flags this or --multi-value should be specified

--multi-value

True if the matching rule may have multiple values (default)Only one of the flags this or --single-value should be specified

--no-user-mod

True if the attribute is not modifiable by a client applicationOnly one of the flags this or --user-mod should be specified

--user-mod

True if the attribute is modifiable by a client application (default)Only one of the flags this or --no-user-mode should be specified

--equality EQUALITY

NAME or OID of the matching rule used for checkingwhether attribute values are equal

--substr SUBSTR

NAME or OID of the matching rule used for checkingwhether an attribute value contains another value

--ordering ORDERING

NAME or OID of the matching rule used for checkingwhether attribute values are lesser - equal than

--usage USAGE

The flag indicates how the attribute type is to be used. Choose from the list: userApplications (default), directoryOperation, distributedOperation, dSAOperation

--sup SUP

The NAME or OID of attribute type this attribute type is derived from

--syntax SYNTAX

OID of the LDAP syntax assigned to the attribute

COMMAND ’dsconf schema attributetypes replace’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance schema attributetypes replace
[-h] [--oid OID] [--desc DESC] [--x-origin X_ORIGIN]
[--aliases ALIASES [ALIASES ...]] [--single-value] [--multi-value]
[--no-user-mod] [--user-mod] [--equality EQUALITY] [--substr SUBSTR]
[--ordering ORDERING] [--usage USAGE] [--sup SUP] [--syntax SYNTAX]
name

name

NAME of the object

OPTIONS ’dsconf schema attributetypes replace’

--oid OID

OID assigned to the object

--desc DESC

Description text(DESC) of the object

--x-origin X_ORIGIN

Provides information about where the attribute type is defined

--aliases ALIASES [ALIASES ...]

Additional NAMEs of the object.

--single-value

True if the matching rule must have only one valueOnly one of the flags this or --multi-value should be specified

--multi-value

True if the matching rule may have multiple values (default)Only one of the flags this or --single-value should be specified

--no-user-mod

True if the attribute is not modifiable by a client applicationOnly one of the flags this or --user-mod should be specified

--user-mod

True if the attribute is modifiable by a client application (default)Only one of the flags this or --no-user-mode should be specified

--equality EQUALITY

NAME or OID of the matching rule used for checkingwhether attribute values are equal

--substr SUBSTR

NAME or OID of the matching rule used for checkingwhether an attribute value contains another value

--ordering ORDERING

NAME or OID of the matching rule used for checkingwhether attribute values are lesser - equal than

--usage USAGE

The flag indicates how the attribute type is to be used. Choose from the list: userApplications (default), directoryOperation, distributedOperation, dSAOperation

--sup SUP

The NAME or OID of attribute type this attribute type is derived from

--syntax SYNTAX

OID of the LDAP syntax assigned to the attribute

COMMAND ’dsconf schema attributetypes remove’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance schema attributetypes remove [-h] name

name

NAME of the object

COMMAND ’dsconf schema objectclasses’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance schema objectclasses [-h]
{list,query,add,replace,remove} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf schema objectclasses’

dsconf schema objectclasses list

List available objectClasses on this system

dsconf schema objectclasses query

Query an objectClass

dsconf schema objectclasses add

Add an objectClass to this system

dsconf schema objectclasses replace

Replace an objectClass on this system

dsconf schema objectclasses remove

Remove an objectClass on this system

COMMAND ’dsconf schema objectclasses list’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance schema objectclasses list [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf schema objectclasses query’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance schema objectclasses query [-h] [name]

name

ObjectClass to query

COMMAND ’dsconf schema objectclasses add’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance schema objectclasses add [-h] [--oid OID]
[--desc DESC]
[--x-origin X_ORIGIN]
[--must MUST [MUST ...]]
[--may MAY [MAY ...]]
[--kind KIND]
[--sup SUP [SUP ...]]
name

name

NAME of the object

OPTIONS ’dsconf schema objectclasses add’

--oid OID

OID assigned to the object

--desc DESC

Description text(DESC) of the object

--x-origin X_ORIGIN

Provides information about where the attribute type is defined

--must MUST [MUST ...]

NAMEs or OIDs of all attributes an entry of the object must have

--may MAY [MAY ...]

NAMEs or OIDs of additional attributes an entry of the object may have

--kind KIND

Kind of an object. STRUCTURAL (default), ABSTRACT, AUXILIARY

--sup SUP [SUP ...]

NAME or OIDs of object classes this object is derived from

COMMAND ’dsconf schema objectclasses replace’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance schema objectclasses replace
[-h] [--oid OID] [--desc DESC] [--x-origin X_ORIGIN]
[--must MUST [MUST ...]] [--may MAY [MAY ...]] [--kind KIND]
[--sup SUP [SUP ...]]
name

name

NAME of the object

OPTIONS ’dsconf schema objectclasses replace’

--oid OID

OID assigned to the object

--desc DESC

Description text(DESC) of the object

--x-origin X_ORIGIN

Provides information about where the attribute type is defined

--must MUST [MUST ...]

NAMEs or OIDs of all attributes an entry of the object must have

--may MAY [MAY ...]

NAMEs or OIDs of additional attributes an entry of the object may have

--kind KIND

Kind of an object. STRUCTURAL (default), ABSTRACT, AUXILIARY

--sup SUP [SUP ...]

NAME or OIDs of object classes this object is derived from

COMMAND ’dsconf schema objectclasses remove’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance schema objectclasses remove [-h] name

name

NAME of the object

COMMAND ’dsconf schema matchingrules’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance schema matchingrules [-h] {list,query} ...

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS ’dsconf schema matchingrules’

dsconf schema matchingrules list

List available matching rules on this system

dsconf schema matchingrules query

Query a matching rule

COMMAND ’dsconf schema matchingrules list’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance schema matchingrules list [-h]

COMMAND ’dsconf schema matchingrules query’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance schema matchingrules query [-h] [name]

name

Matching rule to query

COMMAND ’dsconf schema reload’

usage: dsconf [-v] [-j] instance schema reload [-h] [-d SCHEMADIR] [--wait]
[--timeout TIMEOUT]

OPTIONS ’dsconf schema reload’

-d SCHEMADIR , --schemadir SCHEMADIR

directory where schema files are located

--wait

Wait for the reload task to complete

--timeout TIMEOUT

Set a timeout to wait for the reload task. Default is 120 seconds

COMMAND ’dsconf schema validate-syntax’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] schema validate-syntax [-h] [-f FILTER]
[--timeout TIMEOUT]
DN

DN

Base DN that contains entries to validate

OPTIONS ’dsconf schema validate-syntax’

-f FILTER , --filter FILTER

Filter for entries to validate. If omitted, all entries with filter "(objectclass=*)" are validated

--timeout TIMEOUT

Set a timeout to wait for the validation task. Default is 120 seconds

COMMAND ’dsconf schema import-openldap-file’

usage: dsconf instance [-v] [-j] schema import-openldap-file
[-h] [--confirm] schema_file
schema_file

Path to the openldap dynamic schema ldif to import

OPTIONS ’dsconf schema import-openldap-file’

--confirm

Confirm that you want to apply these schema migration actions to the 389-ds instance. By default no actions are taken.

OPTIONS

-v , --verbose

Display verbose operation tracing during command execution

-j , --json

Return result in JSON object

-D BINDDN , --binddn BINDDN

The account to bind as for executing operations

-w BINDPW , --bindpw BINDPW

Password for the bind DN

-W , --prompt

Prompt for password of the bind DN

-y PWDFILE , --pwdfile PWDFILE

Specifies a file containing the password of the bind DN

-b BASEDN , --basedn BASEDN

Base DN (root naming context) of the instance to manage

-Z , --starttls

Connect with StartTLS

AUTHOR

Red Hat, Inc., and William Brown <389-devel@lists.fedoraproject.org>

DISTRIBUTION

The latest version of lib389 may be downloaded from http://www.port389.org/docs/389ds/FAQ/upstream-test-framework.html

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