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I'm attempting to do something I've never done before. When I was employed the company I worked for used Windows Active Directory and they had a staff of 8 to maintain all of that for the entire corporation. As a Linux System Admin I had access to a place in the Directory structure for Linux/Solaris/AIX servers and we kept our 'stuff' correct using a third party software. Now that I am retired I do not have those resources. And I only have 3 Windows machines that are old and only used for the internet / email access. My Linux environment is growing (both planned and unplanned). When I retired I was allowed to purchase several older tower servers for practically free, all I had to do was just clean off the hard drives with Data Center staff watching + $50. So I went from 2 physical machines to 8 machines with all having multiple hard drives and none less that 24 GB RAM. I've finally gotten them running and configured with CentOS 6.10
x86_64 and using software RAID-1 or software RAID-1 and RAID-10. What I want to do with 389-DS is to guarantee the following:
What I can't seem to locate is a tutorial or some other document that explains to a layman how to migrate users, passwords, and configuration information into my recently installed 389-DS. Can someone give me some information? TIA Sandy
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