Reference16r1:Configure OpenLDAP Directory Replication: Difference between revisions
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Created page with "==Applies To== This information applies to V16r1 Beta2. <br> Tested with OpenLDAP slapd-Version: 2.4.57. =More Information= With version 16, we have enhanced the LDAP replication functionality for Active Directory, allowing OpenLDAP to be used as a source as well. Unlike Active Directory, OpenLDAP does not have an <code>objectGuid</code> attribute; therefore, we use the <code>entryUUID</code> attribute as the source for our internal guid. All other attribute mappings..." |
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Revision as of 11:16, 29 October 2025
Applies To
- This information applies to V16r1 Beta2.
- Tested with OpenLDAP slapd-Version: 2.4.57.
More Information
With version 16, we have enhanced the LDAP replication functionality for Active Directory, allowing OpenLDAP to be used as a source as well.
Unlike Active Directory, OpenLDAP does not have an objectGuid attribute; therefore, we use the entryUUID attribute as the source for our internal guid.
All other attribute mappings can be applied in the same way as they are for Active Directory replication.