LDAP Search Examples for Retrieving Associations
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By Brent Kynaston
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Posted: 19 May 2003 |
DirXML-State
-possible values:
DRIVER_STATE_STOPPED = 0;
DRIVER_STATE_STARTING = 1;
DRIVER_STATE_RUNNING = 2;
DRIVER_STATE_STOPPING = 3;
Example:
ldapsearch -h server.ip.address -D cn=admin,o=baseorg -w mypassword -b "cn=MyDriverName,cn=DriverSetName,ou=services,o=baseorg" objectClass=DirXML-Driver DirXML-State
DirXML-LastLogTime (found on the Publisher/Subscriber objects)
Example:
ldapsearch -h server.ip.address -D cn=admin,o=baseorg -w mypassword -b "cn=Subscriber,cn=MyDriverName,cn=DriverSetName,ou=services,o=baseorg" objectClass=DirXML-Subscriber DirXML-LastLogTime
DirXML-StatusLog (base64 encoded, found on the Publisher/Subscriber objects)
Example:
ldapsearch -h server.ip.address -D cn=admin,o=baseorg -w mypassword -b "cn=Subscriber,cn=MyDriverName,cn=DriverSetName,ou=services,o=baseorg" objectClass=DirXML-Subscriber DirXML-StatusLog
DirXML-Associations
The following are valid values for the association state:
| 0 | DISABLED |
| 1 | Processed |
| 2 | Pending |
| 3 | Manual |
| 4 | Migrate |
| 4278190086 | ANY |
ldapsearch -h server.ip.address -D cn=admin,o=baseorg -w mypassword -b o=adm "DirXML-Associations=cn=MyDriverName,cn=DriverSetName,ou=services,o=baseorg#0#" cn
The above search would return all objects with a disabled association state for the specified driver set. In order to find the current login time for users that have a processed association to a specific driver, use the following query:
ldapsearch -h server.ip.address -D "cn=admin,o=baseorg" -w mypassword -b o=tmp "(&(objectClass=user)(DirXML-Associations=cn=NDS2NDSPswrdSync,cn=DirXMLDriverSet,ou=dirxml,o=cos#1#*))" loginTime
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