[389-users] Re: Making the Leap to RHEL 9 and RHDS 12

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On 1/24/25 11:14 AM, Paul Whitney via 389-users wrote:
Good morning, we are finally getting to the point where we want to migrate from CentOS 7 to RHEL 9 and migrate from 389ds to RHDS 12.  I am aware that RHDS is a Red Hat product and this forum is geared more towards 389DS questions (they are essentially the same except for art work imo).  

My question is now that Cockpit is the default interface besides CLI to manage RHDS/389DS, is there a way to host a Cockpit instance on a single system and manage all of my Supplier/Consumer servers from a single view or merged view (similarly like we used to be able to do it on 389ds-console?)

Sort of, but it's not quite as nice.  You install cockpit-bridge on all the servers, and then in Cockpit you can link your systems together and switch between hosts in Cockpit.


HTH,

Mark


Thank you,


Paul M. Whitney, CISSP
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