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Best practises to change LDAP source

Gergely Turcsik OpenText Employee

OpenText Employee

over 5 years ago

Want to change the LDAP source from eDirectory to Active Directory.

How can I this?

for example:

- Add new LDAP soucre profile for the AD, and delete the eDir? In this method will be problems with the same usernames in the two sources?

-Add a new appliance and configure all of the setting with AD and delete the old appliance?

What is the best steps for the change?

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Gergely Turcsik over 4 years ago in reply to joakim_ganse +1 verified

That's what I did and working. After I finished the configuration of the new one I changed the IP from the old to the new and working with the same DNS record.

0 joakim_ganse over 4 years ago

I would create a new appliance and get that working exactly as I need ut before swithing to the new and then retire the old.

Best luck.
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0 Gergely Turcsik over 4 years ago in reply to joakim_ganse

That's what I did and working.
After I finished the configuration of the new one I changed the IP from the old to the new and working with the same DNS record.
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