After the installation of IBM® Telephone Directory V5.2, you may want
the application to use certain information from the i5/OS™ operating
system. For example, the operating system provides a way to publish the system
distribution directory to your LDAP directory server. Once the information
is in your LDAP server, IBM Telephone Directory V5.2 has access to it.
The operating system automatically publishes the system distribution
directory to your LDAP directory server when you use iSeries™ Navigator to
change the information on i5/OS.
If the parent DN where the data is being published does not exist, the LDAP
directory server automatically creates it.
Note: These steps are not applicable
for a Domino® LDAP
server.
To configure your server to publish i5/OS information
into your LDAP directory server, perform the following steps:
- In iSeries Navigator, right-click
on your server name and select Properties.
- Click the Directory Services tab.
- Select Users.
- Click Details.
- Select Publish user information.
- Specify the Directory server in which you
want to publish.
- In the Under DN field, enter the parent
distinguished name (DN) where you want information added on the directory
server.
- Specify the Authentication method that you
want the server to use, as well as the appropriate authentication information.
- If your directory server does not use the default port, enter the
correct port number in the Port field.
- Click Verify to ensure that the parent DN
exists on the server and that the connection information is correct. If the directory path does not exist, a dialog will prompt you to create
it.
- Click OK.
Note: When you publish users from the system distribution directory,
there is not a password value associated with the user entry that is created.
For an entry to have a password, the IBM Telephone Directory V5.2 administrator
must update each user entry.
For more information on how to publish
information from the operating system to the LDAP directory,
see Publish
information to the directory server in the Directory Server (LDAP) topic.