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How to manage Oracle Internet
Directory (OID) � Managing Oracle Internet Directory
Steps to how to connect, start and stop OID server processes and
also how execute some LDAP commands:
How to connect
Connect to ODM by using the oidadmin command on command prompt (ex:
$ ./oidadmin).
You will see the Directory Server Connection dialog box (To use this
tool you must first connect to a Server) when you start the ODM for
the first time. Click OK, and continue.
In the �Directory Server Name Manger� dialogue box, click �Add� to
enter your server name and port number. Your OID port number should
be listed In the portlist.ini file.
In the �Directory Server Name Manager� screen, note In the
�Available� column. It should be �Yes.� If it is �No�, then your
port or server name is not correct.
In the �Oracle Directory Manager Connect� screen, enter userid (orcladmin)
and its password from installation.
Now, you should see the �Oracle Directory manager� screen with its
navigation tree, menu bar, and toolbar. Notice that when you click
on any of the node names In the navigation tree, its information
will be displayed In the right pane.
How to disconnect
Select the node [email protected]:3060 and then, click the
disconnect icon from the toolbar.
How to display the ODS user�s password
Use the navigation pane to navigate to OrclRecoursename=ODS by using
the following link.
Entry Management> cn=OracleContext> cn=Products> cn=IAS> cn=IAS
Infrastructure Databases> OraclReferenceName=myhost.com>
OrclResourceName=ODS.
How to change the OID server port number
In the ODM navigation pane, navigate to and expand the Server
management node. You will see the list of OID, Replication, and
Integration server instances (running) in the right pane. Expand the
Directory Server node. Click the Configuration Set1 node not the
Default Configuration Set, and change the Non SSL port attribute
value from 389 to 3060 for example. Note that the Configuration sets
define certain rules using which the oidctl command starts any new
OID server instance.
How to start an OID server LDAP instance by using the
configuration set 1
- To start an OID server instance, make sure you have set the
ORACLE_HOME unix parameter (ex: $ export ORACLE_HOME=/u01/oracle/myapp).
- Change to bin directory (ex: $ cd $ORACLE_HOME/bin)
- Then execute the following command:
- $ oidctl connect=myhost.com instance=2 server=oidldapd configset=1
start
- You should be able to see the new instance in ODM by navigating to
the Server Management node.
How to verify whether the OID server is running by using a
command line tool
Execute the following command at the command prompt. You must know
the port number and orcladmin�s password.
$ ./ldapbind �p 3060 �D cn=orcladmin �w orclpassword
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