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4 Click Settings, then click General.
5 Click Change.
This opens the Open Directory Assistant.
6 Select Promote replication to an Open Directory Master, then click Continue.
7 Enter the following Master Domain Administrator information, then click Continue.
ÂÂ Short Name, Password: You must create a user account for the primary administrator
of the LDAP directory. This account is not a copy of the administrator account in
the server’s local directory domain. Make the short names of the LDAP directory
administrator different from names of user accounts in the local directory domain.
Note: If you plan to connect your Open Directory master to other directory domains,
pick a unique name and user ID for each domain. Don’t use the suggested diradmin
user ID. Use a name that helps you identify the directory domain that the directory
administrator controls.
8 Enter the following Master Domain information, then click Continue.
ÂÂ Kerberos Realm: This field is preset to be the same as the server’s DNS name,
converted to capital letters. This is the convention for naming a Kerberos realm. You
can enter a different name if necessary.
ÂÂ Search Base: This field is preset to a search base suffix for the new LDAP directory,
derived from the domain portion of the server’s DNS name. You can enter a different
search base suffix or leave it blank. If you leave this field blank, the LDAP directory’s
default search base suffix is used.
9 Confirm settings, then click Continue.
This saves your setting and restarts the service.
10 Click Done.
11 In Server Admin, connect to another replica of the old master.
12 Click the triangle at the left of the server.
The list of services appears.
13 From the expanded Servers list, select Open Directory.
14 Click Settings, then click General.
15 Click Change.
The Open Directory Assistant opens.
16 Choose Set up a Standalone Directory, then click Continue.
17 Confirm the Open Directory configuration setting, then click Continue.
18 If you are sure that users and services no longer need access to the directory data
stored in the shared directory domain that the server has been hosting or was
connected to, click Close.
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