RE: replicated LDAP on IBM i using PowerHA GlobalMirror

Larry: Not an upgrade, both sides are V7R3M0 reasonable PTFs

Still a problem?


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Subject: Re: replicated LDAP on IBM i using PowerHA GlobalMirror

DON'T DO IT.

Had a nice conversation with Tom Barlen about folks doing this. He gets paid
a lot to undo the mess when you do your IBM i upgrade one one end which
changes the structure and then blows up the other end.

Replicate within LDAP. Yes do that.


- Larry "DrFranken" Bolhuis

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On 7/10/2018 8:57 AM, Steve Pitcher wrote:

Getting locks on some of those files would be my main concern. But if

you're shutting down then that's not an issue. I think you're covered.

And I agree with your other suggestion. Using replication within LDAP

works much cleaner.

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Jim Oberholtzer
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Subject: replicated LDAP on IBM i using PowerHA GlobalMirror

V7R3M0 - PowerHA, Global Mirror, iASP



I have a customer that has a requirement to replicate the LDAP server from

one IBM i instance to another. I've suggested they merely create the LDAP
on the other server and treat it as a second instance but a software vendor
is forcing them to replicate it instead. (why, I've no clue other than to
suggest they need to understand how LDAP works, but that's another

discussion) So far I've come up with the following procedure:



Save '/QIBM/UserData/OS400/NetworkAuthentication/*'

Save '/QIBM/UserData/OS400/DirSrv/'

SAVOBJ OBJ(QGLD*) LIB(QUSRSYS)

SAVLIB LIB(QUSRDIRDB QUSRDIRCL QDIRSRV2) SAVACT(*SYNCLIB)



The restore them on the target box. This would happen about daily since

there is not that much change going on for this application.

The directory server would have to be shut down during the restore, but I

can handle that in a script.

Any thoughts about the method? Have I missed objects that should be

included? Do you think it will work?

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Jim Oberholtzer

Agile Technology Architects



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